9 All Night - Part 1 (1981)
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Sweet,...i remember that one...they went all out for that one. : )
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I grew up in Oregon (60's). We had four channels, and a B&W t.v. The fact that late movies were on until as late as 2 a.m. fascinated me. At some point, I heard that elsewhere in America, there were movies ALL NIGHT. That blew me away. If I'm nostalgic about anything (but drive-ins, too, & intermission shorts), its the openings to those late, late shows.
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Cool
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The Talk Box was just awesome!
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It's a good thing I'm not wearing my headset. Because that would be just brutal booming into my highly sensitive ears. :(
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don't you just........MISS T.V. LIKE THIS???? Not that many channels but good t.v.!
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@PAM2167 - I know here in Pittsburgh, IIRC, KDKA-TV was 24 hours even in the 1950's because we were a steel town, people worked all hours of the day and night. They even called the late night movies they would show, "Swing Shift Theater." I can't remember whar WIIC/WPXI did, if they were all night or not, but WTAE-TV and WQED/WQEX did sign off soon after midnight when I was a kid.
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Love it! I wish I had lived in NYC during the late 70s/early 80s.
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@singinglawnchair. The thing you have to realize is that all-night television was a novelty...probably not by 1981 in NYC, but certainly not long before that in most places you'd get to about 2 or 2:30 and then it was the National Anthem, and then nothing but "snow" till about 5:30. BTW, snow is what an analog TV would display when there was nothing on! Then you'd watch the test pattern, some farm reports, and finally...cartoons.
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The Twin Towers:-(::: my beautiful towers:-( I miss seeing them. 30 yrs ago no one could conceive of crashing a plane into them
Sing along now! NIIIIIIIIIIIIINE! ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL! NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT!
JMFabianoRPL 3 years ago 40
I miss the late 70s/early 80s. This stuff just isn't broadcast anymore. :(
HyeTev 3 years ago 26