70s Motion Graphics from Every American TV Market - Station IDs, News Intros & More
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2021
- In "This Was Too Long To Fit Into The Title" speak, I present to you a haphazard collection of station IDs, news intros, promos, logos, and even still images (wow!) of America's TV stations in the 1970s from every area of the US that I could find. Ranked by 1970s market size as well for extra unpredictability. This video possibly contains the most mistakes I've ever seen out of any video but it's become nearly impossible to edit on this old laptop (I mainly use a newer one these days). Once I edit videos fully on the laptop these absences will be like Scanimate: a thing of the past.
All of the videos used in this presentation DO belong to other UA-camrs. I am acutely aware of that. I am not looking to profit off of these videos, these are used to educate the people about what...the 70s on TV looked like...yeah, what an excuse. Anyways. Hope you enjoy and sorry I was gone so long.
Limit comments saying that I'm back. I know I'm back. I appreciate the support. But there's...a video for you to watch. Watch it! Also read the description please.
Also, I know how to do math just fine, but for SOME reason many of these ranks aren't added/subtracted correctly.
omg you're back i missed u ♥♥♥
Finally! You're back! Hope you do more video in the future!
The King of IDs, Logos, and Bumpers brings forth yet more wistful looks back at TV from a more refined, artistically appreciative age. I truly appreciate your work searching, collecting, and curating these gems of telephemera. Perhaps I'll find you a nice rarity. I'd love to see the late '70s bumper for Great Falls, Montana's KRTV that featured the "diamond ring" formed by that year's big solar eclipse, with a loud, descending tone into a...let's call it a sci-fi baritone Moog fart. I think another ID showed a slideshow of the moment Mt. Saint Helens tore itself a new one when the volcano's pressure became too great for one side of the mountain to contain.
How the heck did Roswell, AKA Alien Land get a TV market?
Where did you get the 1970s TV market list?
There is something positively charming about the weatherman grooving to the music at 5:00. I love it.
Same here.
he’s jamming
11:21 VCR glitches are the best !
4:58 dude loses his marbles when the beat kicks in
11:24 Your nervous system when you stub your toe
Audibly gasped when i saw the homie no was back, this is like the best logo channel
Extra Effort News made me giggle--as opposed to Low Effort News?
7:40 the Wolfman Jack, one of the last true radio cultural powerhouses.
13:40 WTH, Charlotte?! I... LOVED IT!
18:55. I remember the KCET flying postcard promo at the beginning of each episode of "Cosmos", with Carl Sagan, back in 1980. Wonderful memories!
7:49 I love that crazy soundtrack
It's Emerson lake and Palmer specifically Karn Evil 9 1st impression pt 1. The whole record, Brain Salad Surgery, is worth a look if you love crazy ass synths like is in this whole vid
11:22 Don’t think it’s a broken VCR Belt because I found the video that this was sourced from and the tape runs fine after that. Tape probably got eaten or damaged in a bad VCR or something like that, probably even deterioration of the tape.
The question is: How far back are we going? The 60s? The 50s? Nah, probably not enough to make a five-minute video.
Awesome work as always!
This is as far back as I'll go most likely
@@NoEntertainmentEveryone: We want WGBH!
You: WBZ, take it or leave it
What about the 2000’s
18:44 Our clocks are broken
6:06 i respect your opinion, but why do you call that a miss? I LOVED IT, i danced to this.
These 1970s logos are so trippy and the synth i can't even believe they used them so much i personally like them but they sound like atari sfx no wonder my parents hate synthesizers being bombarded with this stuff all day during their childhood.
3:22 looks like something I'd find in a community centre billboard
11:20 Noisepuppet has entered the chat
5:59 A portion of "Timesteps" by Wendy Carlos, composed for the soundtrack to "A Clockwork Orange"(!); the entire composition is definitely worth a listen.
I love this, so comforting to have playing in the background
This is some bomb ass archival work right here. Thank you for your service
Ah yes the 70s, decade of weird trippy scanimated logos with synth noises or disco music
and in rare cases, early full-blown CGI, like KCET, for example.
@@millertime97jm It really came down to who fit the bill on paying for those graphics.
9:00 What a weird ID my hometown had...
5:01 LOVE this one!
Me too! Respect to the WDIO weatherman groovin' a funky beat!
4:59 Makes sense the weatherman would groove, "I'm a Man" by Chicago is great!
4:06 Man Fall Down, Funny
-Homer Simpson
Had to split this into multiple parts so I apologize about this but, here we go (Corrections are in parentheses):
(1/4)
0:21 Signed off for the Last Time on September 1, 1975. Was the forerunner for Winnipeg’s Global TV Station, CKND-DT. The Channel 12 Allocation is currently used by KNRR, a Translator of Fox Station, KVRR. Currently Apart of the Fargo Television Market.
0:22 Currently KTVH-DT (The KTCM call-letters we’re used from 1975-1980).
0:24 Currently KLST. The KCTV call-letters are currently used by the CBS Station in Kansas City, which they quickly adopted not too long after the Call-letter Change in early 1983.
0:42 Continued to carry CBS programming until around 1987 in favor of syndicated Programming, as well as Citytv programming not too long after. Currently an Affiliate of Heroes & Icons and Currently apart of the Seattle Television Market.
0:52 Currently WGWW. Was affiliated with CBS until September 1, 1996 when ABC took over the Affiliation as a Duplicate of WBMA-LD after losing it’s affiliation with WBRC to Fox. Currently a Heroes & Icons Affiliate and Currently A part of the Birmingham Television Market.
0:54 Currently WSES. Like WGWW, it was affiliated with CBS until September 1, 1996 when ABC took over the Affiliation as a Duplicate of WBMA-LD after losing it’s affiliation with WBRC to Fox. Currently a Heroes & Icons Affiliate and Currently A part of the Birmingham Television Market.
1:02 Swapped Affiliations with WMBB in 1982 to re-join NBC, has been an affiliate since.
1:27 Currently Apart of the Albuquerque Television Market and a Duopoly of KRQE.
1:35 Currently KYMA-DT. Swapped Affiliations with the original KYMA (Which merged into one station with this station Last Year) on February 1, 1991 to become an ABC Affiliate. Became a CBS Affiliate following a switch with KECY in September of 1994. Currently a Duopoly with Channels 11 and 13, carrying NBC and CBS Respectively.
1:55 (A) Currently KGWN-TV.
(B) KSTF joined ABC in 1976 before re-adding CBS Programming to their lineup in 1981. Has been a Full-time CBS station since 1984.
(C) KTVS is currently KCDO-TV. Was affiliated with CBS until 1999 in favor of UPN Programming. Currently Part of the Denver Market as an Independent Station carrying some ABC Programming from KMGH-TV.
2:05 (Was An ABC Affiliate at the Time, Swapped affiliations with KIFI-TV in January of 1996 to become an NBC Station.)
2:30 Both stations switched to CBS in the Summer of 1982 and changed their call-letters to KCCO-TV and KCCW-TV as they became satellite duopolies of WCCO in 1987. KCCO-TV however signed off the Air for the Last Time on December 30, 2017. KCCW-TV is currently part of the Minneapolis/St.Paul Television Market.
2:38 Swapped Affiliations with KOBI to become a CBS affiliate in 1983, has been affiliated since.
2:46 (All three stations are NBC Affiliates) KGVO-TV changed it’s Call-letters to KECI-TV in 1978.
2:54 Became a CBS Affiliate on March 1, 1996 following an Affiliation switch with KERO-TV.
3:12 Changed it’s Call-letters to WTXL-TV on June 25, 1984.
3:17 Became an ABC Affiliate upon the sign-on of KTAB-TV on October 6, 1979.
3:18 Currently KBOI-TV
3:20 Currently KSNV
3:45 Changed it’s Call-Letters to WSAW-TV on March 8, 1981.
4:03 Swapped Affiliations with WCIV on August 19, 1996 to re-join NBC.
0:55 KLAK jingle!
4:05 This stock music was also used in ads for the Dimes 'n Critters FEC
4:24 KOMU is a commercial station owned by a university, an oddity in U.S. TV
16:20 Oh look, My Local TV Market.
2:20 Radiotvphononut's market in Meridian, MS
4:16 NLind's market (Rochester, MN(
7:06 The Oddity Archive's market (Sioux Falls, SD)
13:32 TheOdd1sOut's market (presumably Phoenix, AZ, though he may live in another market in AZ). That's quite a jump to #11!
14:45 Oddity Archive’s old market (beautiful downtown Ah-wo-wah)
15:46: No's market (at least that's what he aid in a previous video)
17:39 UrinatingTree's market (that's a huge drop out of 10 to 26)
11:51 Studio 31 Media Archive's market (San Antonio, Texas)
@Tyler Mathis what can I say? I have an eclectic taste.
Why about your market?
My market is Indianapolis (WTHR, WTTV, WXIN, WRTV)
@@rebeccaturner1123 Also including WFYI
I like how you left out some parts ironically
Very great one, even the ones in the somewhat small markets were p enjoyable to watch, and I especially like the Midwestern ones
WGN TV's Friends:
WFFT-TV 55 From FOX Network
6:59
KMPH 26 From FOX Network
9:01
WTVZ 33 From FOX Network 11:38
XETV 6 From FOX Network & The CW 14:07
WUTV 29 From FOX Network 14:35
KBMA-TV 41 From FOX Network 15:18
WXIX-TV 19 From FOX Network 15:30
WTCN-TV 11 From NBC 17:00
WJKW 8 From FOX Network 17:47
WTAF-TV 29 From FOX Network 18:41
WOR-TV 9 From MyNetwork & FOX Network 19:02
KVOS-TV is one of three stations in my area along with BTV 10 (public access) and KBCB (religious programming). There's also a public access network in Ferndale (just north of Bellingham) but they're never on the air. KVOS used to be big enough that they had their own newscast, but that was before my time. It's been a syndication channel for as long as I can remember. Their studio in the Sehome Hill area shut down about a decade ago and now they're just an antenna on top of a business complex at the east end of town that broadcasts Heroes & Icons.
The population in the market is currently in the lower 200k range, so it's fairly small compared to Seattle and Spokane.
Welcome back.
KVOS traditionally targeted the Vancouver, BC market. Today it's the METV affiliate for Seattle. Similarly, KCND Pembina, ND targeted Winnipeg, MB, but the day after it shut down it became CKND Winnipeg.
Great to See You Back
Had to split this into multiple parts so I apologize about this but, here we go (Corrections are in parentheses):
(3/4)
9:52 Became a CBS Affiliate on June 29, 1986 as a result of an Affiliation switch with WOWT
9:57 (Was a CBS Affiliate at the time) switched it’s affiliation to NBC as a result of an Affiliation switch with WROC-TV on August 13, 1989.
10:22 Became an ABC Affiliate on August 4, 1985 as a result of an Affiliation switch with WRAL-TV. Currently an Owned-and-Operated Affiliate of ABC as a result of the Capital Cities Buyout by ABC.
10:25 Currently WVLT-TV. Switched to NBC on September 17, 1979 as a result of an Affiliation switch with WATE-TV. Switched to CBS on September 10, 1988 as a result of an Affiliation switch with WBIR-TV. Switched to Channel 8 on December 1, 1988.
10:50 Changed it’s Call-letters to KJRH-TV on July 14, 1980
10:52 Currently WSYR-TV. The Syracuse and Elmira Markets Most Likely Split around sometime in the 1980’s
10:55 Switched Affiliations with WNRW (Which became WXLV-TV during the switch) on September 3, 1995 to become a Fox Affiliate
11:19 Became an ABC Affiliate on a October 28, 1995 as a Result of an Affiliation switch with WNWO-TV
11:38 Currently A MyNetworkTV Affiliate. Was previously affiliated with Fox (1986-1998) and The WB (1998-2006)
11:48 Changed it call-letters to WVTM-TV on March 28, 1980.
11:57 License moved to Harrisburg in 1982
12:10 Currently WKMG-TV
12:19 Changed it’s call-letters to WWMT on December 5, 1985
12:25 Became a CBS Affiliate on September 28, 1981 as a Result of an Affiliation switch with WAST (Which became WNYT during the Switch)
12:52 Currently WVPB-TV
13:01 Changed it’s call-letters to KFOR-TV on April 22, 1990
13:10 Became an ABC Affiliate on September 8, 1990 as a Result of an Affiliation switch with WLKY
13:28 Currently KSAZ-TV. Currently a Fox Affiliate as a Result of an Affiliation switch with KNXV on December 15, 1994, after having initially lost its CBS Affiliation on September 12, resulting in the station briefly being an Independent Station.
13:41 Switched to ABC on July 1, 1978 as a result of a Three Station Switch with WCCB and WRET-TV (Now WCNC-TV). The Latter took the NBC Affiliation.
13:55 Became a Fox Affiliate on December 1, 1995 as a Result of an Affiliation switch with WPTY-TV (Now WATN-TV)
What a treat! Thank you!
Yay, it's No. and he has just made another masterpiece...
Your Back Dude!!
That first station you exhibited became CKND-TV Winnipeg.
Love 70s motion graphics especially the use of early animation
Here's a fun fact about Fort Myers. Around the time that logo aired, that station was 11 years old and was our second channel ever in the region. By that time, Ft Myers only had three stations total. Now we have 13 high and low power stations.
The ship of cheese is back, at least in the smaller markets.
7:09 Indy 500.
10:28 Great to see that KTBS logo from the '70s.
2:08 was probably from 1976-1979, seeing as how the song is Oxygene part IV, which was released in 1976.
It was 1979. That was a typo carried over from the text I'd copied from another one. my older laptop is slow/runs into problems with editing, hence why I shouldn't use it, so stuff like that was to be expected
Living in Fort Myers, im surprised that it was a small market in the 70s
11:09 Fun fact: There was a Chilean news program on Universidad de Chile Televisión (currently known as Chilevisión) that copied that KTVX 6 O'Clock Report intro!
Hey bro no WTVT 13 was actually CBS at the time. Changed to FOX in 1994. WTSP 10 was ABC in Tampa back in the 70’s. Thank you for uploading these.
Yeah and WJKW (reverted back to original WJW) was CBS until 1994-1995.
Find it funny that Athens County, OH (WOUB example in this video) continues to shuffle markets. Makes sense for it to belong to Parkersburg but it hasn’t for at least 15 years. It’s bouncing between Columbus and Charleston-Huntington.
7:08 - a rare WKPT-TV from 1979 that also advertises WKPT’s translator on channel 39 in Greeneville, TN (later WEMT).
BTW, where did you find this ID?
Sounds like The WNBC Saga by TM
There is a little bit of racing there
What about the TV stations that share affiliates with multiple networks (i.e. the only station serving the market)? Do they pick and choose which network programs to air?
That happened. Smaller markets that didn't have three separate network affiliates did that a lot. Toledo, OH had this problem until 1970.
6:47 kthi is currently an NBC affiliate and is currently called kvly 11.
9:57 Correction: Was CBS at the time, Footage taken in 2009/2010, when it was aff. with NBC
11:23 and this is why TV channels (and VCRs maybe) shouldnt do drugs
Found the Nielsen Ratings for Television Markets from 1989. Apparently, the Alaska and Hawaii TV Markets weren’t ranked at the Time.
Edit: Here’s Some of the Notable differences compared to the Market Ratings of Today:
-The Alaska and Hawaii markets weren’t rated until 1992
-Sarasota-Bradenton was rated as a separate market until 1991
-Roswell and Hagerstown were ranked as separate until around 1992
And
-Anniston and Tuscaloosa were rated as separate markets until channels 33 and 40 became ABC Affiliates upon WBRC’s switch to Fox in 1996.
Where?
@@jabukagala Look up the Broadcasting Cable Yearbook from 1989, the rankings start on Page 655
I remember watching KSPS Spokane through Videotron ( later Shaw Cable ) back in '78 ( I'm from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and we watched a lot of American television on cable ), and I don't recall seeing that graphic design.
It may have been more widely used starting around 1980 or so. Dates in this video can be kinda approximate
i thought videotron was only in quebec and parts of ontario?
Nope, it was in Alberta, and other parts of Western Canada ( Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and British Columbia ) I think.
A version of the marketing campaign at 15:00 made its way down to San Diego (KFMB 8) as late as 1990/91.
The last station to stop using it was as late as 2012
welcome back
yay you back
Do you have the full list of markets in 1975?
0:54 Is this where Oddity Archive got the KLAK-AM jingle?
12:28 thats my area, however WRGB is now the CBS station in my area
Hey, that’s mine too!
I would really like to know what music you used for 0:04 and 0:14 (and throughout the video for stills). Was it from another news station?
WVIA-TV
@@NelvanaFan1971 Thank you so much
18:40
Prime time, all the time, TV 29
Prime time, all the time, TV 29 (ah!)
*WBBM-TV Channel 2 Chicago*
@@NelvanaFan1971 BBM BongBong Marcos
@@aveloniaFirst WTVG Looks like what happened when you take cocaine, crack, lsd and drank 50 bottles of red bull
0:48 Must not have been enough “extra effort” in their news to only be ranked 197…
lol how did the 1970s Nebraska ETV sign off end up mixed in with the Albuquerque stuff?
Is it sad that I can pick out the agencies responsible for most of these, and also immediately recognized the music?
must've been a mistake, I don't know what you're talking about (I'm guessing it says the wrong market)
edit: of COURSE it did
11:23 Sounds like when Yoshi touches a fuzzy in Yoshi’s island
Was watching these through Roku, and the WQLN ID sound scared my cat😁
Lifelong Tampa Bay resident here. WTVT was never an ABC affiliate. It was with CBS from the time it signed on until that New World deal sent it to FOX.
noticed market 39 was missing (is think that's Greenville/Spartanburg, SC/NC) But, hey great work !!
Yeah I saw that too. I wondered why I didn’t see anything from the Greenville/Spartanburg/Asheville market.
I think Charleston, SC is missing too.
@@JohnHillRSNStudiosThat would have been cool to see WLOS, WSPA, or WYFF (then WFBC) 70’s intros.
Is "Bruce Richardson and the News" any relation to Huey Lewis and the News?
17:34 Would you look at that, it's my local TV Market
0:20 and thats the birth of a Global station, although 12 did return as a Fox Affiliate
Great stuff! Only two complaints:
(1) Some of them flash by too quickly to be seen. Give 'em all at least five or ten seconds, OK?
(2) The "market change" stat is confusing; growing markets should be given a (+) and shrinking markets a (-). (For example, 9:00 Fresno, going from 73rd to 55th, should be +18, not -18.)
Often times station IDs are just too short, so it's hard (but I could've made the stills longer). but I do understand the second complaint. I was wondering how to go about that myself. I was thinking because it was going down in number it would be subtraction. Not everyone's cup of tea though. Thanks for the feedback!
I fucking love shit like this, I’d even go as far as stealing the damn scanimate machine from that one guy
0:17 what the music
9:23 - music is _Mindbender_ by Barry Forgie...quality shit!
Where the heck did you find all these promos??? The graphics and music are so '70s! They should be preserved for graphic design history classes.
16:20 WTVT was CBS not ABC
now it's fox
Nice.
what mini network? its rocky mountains television
Had to split this into multiple parts so I apologize about this but, here we go (Corrections are in parentheses):
(2/4)
4:12 (Was an ABC Affiliate at the Time, was an NBC Affiliate briefly between 1982-1985)
4:23 Briefly was an ABC Affiliate between 1982-1985 after an Affiliation switch with KCBJ-TV (Now KMIZ) before reversing the switch on New Year’s Day 1986.
4:46 (Actually is an ABC Affiliate, was affiliated with CBS from 1953-1967)
4:54 Lost it’s CBS Affiliation in early 1986 due to UHF Problems that it dealt with for Years as well as WAKA Providing a Stronger Signal for the area. Currently A Fox Affiliate and has been since the Networks Inception in October of 1986.
5:43 Swapped Affiliations with WREX-TV on August 14, 1995, Currently an ABC Affiliate.
6:23 Switched to Channel 36 on June 22, 1980
6:28 Changed it Call-letters to WVLA-TV on November 26, 1987.
6:45 Currently KVLY-TV. Swapped Affiliations with WDAY-TV on August 22, 1983 to become an NBC Station.
6:52 (Was a CBS Affiliate at the Time. Swapped Affiliations with WTRF-TV on January 7, 1980 to become an NBC Station) changed it’s call-letters to WTOV-TV on June 1, 1979.
6:59 Currently a Fox Station
7:07 Lost it’s ABC Affiliation on February 1, 2016 as a result of a contract dispute. Currently a Cozi TV Affiliate.
7:47 Became a CBS Affiliate on January 1, 1989 as a Result of WTVJ becoming an NBC Affiliate which carried the Broward County Portion of Palm Beach Television Market with the Weak signal from WTVX, the previous CBS Affiliate of the Palm Beach area. ABC would move it’s affiliation to the newly established WPBF the same day.
8:01 Changed it’s call-letters to WGGB on New Year’s Eve 1979.
8:34 (A PBS Member Station based in Lincoln, NE)
8:52 Changed it’s Call-letters to WGME-TV on December 15, 1983
9:00 Became a Fox Affiliate in 1988, Affiliated since
9:22 Currently KGAN
9:31 Became an NBC Affiliate as a result of an affiliation switch with WFRV-TV on April 18, 1983. Currently a Fox Affiliate as a Result of the switch with WGBA-TV on August 28, 1995. ABC has currently been on WBAY-TV since it’s switch with WFRV on March 15, 1992.
9:35 Changed it’s call-letters to KWQC-TV on December 8, 1986
9:42 Lost it’s CBS Affiliation on July 15, 2002 as a result of a contract dispute between Post-Newsweek and CBS regarding Programming, specifically Local Programming. Has been an Independent Station focused on News Since.
WOR-TV, Channel 9, New York City, is now WWOR-TV, Secaucus, New Jersey. However, there is no Secaucus, New Jersey. The studio building has high weeds and is all fenced in. It is to be demolished and turned into an office building. Their operations were relocated to the Fox flagship/network owned-and-operated station WNYW,-TV, Channel 5 in New York City. 👌
Question: is McAllen TV market included?
I didn't look the top 207-100, but I checked 99-1 but I didn't see
@@lizoplushbroslpb3318 I've watched this video all the way and... its not included
Wow Wilkes Barre Scranton Pennsylvania was market 45 in 1975? It dropped a lot since then.
Whoa! That's a young Meredith Viera! I bet she's sad that her market dropped a lot over the last 45 years.
EDIT: I saw that St. Louis, Cleveland, Baltimore, and Detroit dropped a few places each in market rankings. I wonder why....
It was mainly because two counties in Connecticut had been removed from it, as well as other markets just growing faster.
As for the other markets, population loss.
Didn’t you say that Greenville lost some counties to most likely Raleigh Durham
I remember Meredith Viera on the American version of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? after Regis Philbin (Rest in peace, Regis).
@@JontyMaster That’s right. Meredith was hosting Millionaire for over a decade. She was also an anchor for The Today Show for several years.
"Get Six Appeal"
*facepalm*
I found another error
At 8:37, You listed KUON as KOAT, and Lincoln was 1 market ahead of Alberquerque
if you would so kindly stop posting every single error you see?
@@NoEntertainment Okay
No.? Yes!
Well...KBAK-TV then an ABC affiliate with THEIR version of the star marquee opening used by the network (1975-81). KBAK is now a CBS affiliate.
What happened to KCND?
KCND Say "GOOD BYE AND THANK YOU"
Actually, WJKW TV 8 was affiliated with CBS at the time, just a correction
14:15 They could have had the callsign "XETV" in Mexico and "KETV" in America (Because San Diego, CA is west of the Mississippi River)
KETV was already in use at the time in Ohama, NE.
let us be the one turn to.. let us be the one you turn to.. (music) let us be the one! you turn to let us be the one let us be the one (music) let us be the one!!! (music shortly)
1:27 You’re The One That I Want from Grease
How big was the Rio Grande Valley market in 1975? Anyone know?
It was DMA 141 in 1975
12:52 This is Charleston's PBS, WMUL!
YEEEEEEE
the pbs affiliates had the most interesting ID's.
Lol in 1975 I could say that Bluefield was larger than Las Vegas
14:26. Providence-New Bedford used to be as high as 29th?
Meredith Viera used to be in WJAR before start anchoring Today.
@@aveloniaFirst I know that much at least. For the 2021-22 season, Providence-New Bedford ranks 52nd in DMA's, with 616,280 TV households.