WNAC-TV final sign-off 1982
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So - what, no announcement? No last words to say "Hey folks, we're not coming back?"
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God, that voice! UHOH...THEY'RE HERE!
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This channel died off, but it had its call letters used years later for Rhode Island viewers.
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WOW! 21,793 VIEWS!
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@johnissoevil WNAC showed CBS's Saturday morning lineup, with only occasional preemptions. In fact, in the '70s, I remember fewer preemptions of CBS's schedule on WNAC than of NBC's on WBZ or of ABC's on WCVB.
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March, 1990.
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Oh yeah, forgot about that one. That's the station that reunited as sister stations with WWOR under Fox ownership in 2001.
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Actually, there was one other RKO-owned station that was network-affiliated: WHBQ-TV in Memphis, TN.
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What a blue colored/coloured sign off. Anyway, bye, WNAC!
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RKO's other stations were indy stations that were adult oriented. So I'm curious, did RKO preempt the CBS Saturday morning cartoons to match the format of the sister stations?
I believe the announcer was Leif Jensen. I'm sure he's passed on by now.
shitepokeschist 1 year ago
@shitepokeschist
As of 2003, anyway, Leif was residing on Cape Cod. His son Gregg is a broadcaster at WBZ-AM.
VintageTelevision 1 year ago
What year did WNEV become WHDH? Was that when it became an NBC station in the mid-'90s?
BigVideoFan88 3 years ago
1989, I believe.
VintageTelevision 3 years ago
WNAC moved to Rhode Island
sky1beam 4 years ago
WNAC-TV/Channel 7 did not "move" to Rhode Island. A Providence station appropriated the call letters of the former RKO General station in Boston.
VintageTelevision 4 years ago