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The first (Halloween) half aired on Monday, October 25, 1982 The second (Christmas) half aired on Monday, December 6, 1982

The Ellis Pepper bandwagon commercial please .

This was a very catchy song. I never really understood how it promoted Channel 7 though, because it didn’t include any personalities from the station or clips from local or CBS shows.

For The EmbassyEggs Era: Embassy New Day Dawning The 81’ Network Just Begun Now Is Your Chance To Land Up Overnight The Shiniest Sun Is The Cool Sun That Is Bright 1981 Is Coming To A Start This Summer Flying United States To Canada Greece Then Mexico Then United Kingdom There’s A New Day Dawning The 81’ Network Just Begun For The Greece Network’s New Day Dawning: Embassy New Day Dawning Welcome To Greece In United States

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Happy 75th birthday to Boston sister station of ktvt and ktxa in Dallas kstwashington in Seattle wjz in Baltimore.

Janet will always be MS Good Day.

One of the great news opens - both for the animation and the theme

I really need that "SPECIAL" as a ring tone

1:39 _"This is NewsCenter 2 Nightcast, Central Florida's number one late news."_

Very catchy, great theme music! Group W (Westinghouse) had great image campaigns for all their stations and this one from WBZ was a hallmark of that. Nicely done!

Wcvb beat that station in 1981

R.I.P Al primo, The father of Eyewitness News.

The early 80s is when all 3 network morning news shows had a sexy blonde anchor, Diane Sawyer here on the CBS Morning News, Jane Pauley on NBC Today, and Joan Lunden on ABC Good Morning America

Used to come on after The Edge Of Night

If a local PBS station on Channel 7 did run their "Feel Good About That" Jingle rather than the PBS "TV Worth Watching" campaign, then those viewers would sure support a local PBS station running their own non-commercial operation.

I hope y’all will reply to this though he dead I love Andy Williams he was a great singer

I remember this show from my childhood

2:50 The voice of the great Danny Dark. 4:27 Len Berman sighting!

I used to WBZ-TV with NBC for years. That is until the station has become the CBS owned and operated station.

Joyce, I'd love to see you in that one-piece again.

This is Ch 7 Eyewitness News with Larry Moore, Mary Ann Childers, Jim Ramsey, Dave Barry, and the Eyewitness News team WLS Chicago 1980-81

Remember when Tel Star was the hit song on radio!

The music score for this sales tape was done by Frank Gari and Danny Baker. Frank and Danny have done countless scores for local news programs over the years. I don't know if Frank and Danny are retiring.

PlayMobil is a rip off of Lego.

3:19 0:01 2:18 0:05

1:23 "WBZ is Awesome!"

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"good evening, i am tits mcgee and this is ron burgandy" 1:02, bill "can i get you a drink" cosby

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This really was the golden age. Btw, this is the station that preempts Wheel or Jeopardy for Patriots All Access (smh).

here because og 222am, not sure why. maybe it will make sense later

Don Farmer & Chris Curle had a son name Justin Farmer all [3] worked at WSB-TV/Atlanta.

WFSB-TV use the same jingle

Janet was so lovely... and STILL is!

Up here in eureka ca. My dad made sure we watched this show everyday. After the 5pm news, 5:30 world news, 6pm news, 6:30 world news..but before the 10 pm news, 11 on news, 11:30 pm world news AND the Streets of San Fransisco. Lol

As a kid I talked to Richard Hart for a few minutes at some Ice Cream event near the Gift Center. He was pretty coo,l even when asking him dumb ass 7 year old questions. On that note wonder if he dressed up as Phil Collins for a Halloween in the 80s.

It sounds like Wii.

Wasn't WBZ a CBS affiliate? Because in the present day, it is.

This is anchorman! Fantana!!!!

That was my all-time favorite starting news graphic in my childhood.😀 Oxymoronically, this soporific theme song woke me and my parents up in the morning!!🌚

i miss pre empts like these shame they don't do them anymore

wonder what jamie;s dad had to say

I believe this segment was broadcast on the final edition of WBZ's "Evening Magazine". Boston was the second city to adopt "Evening" (in April of 1977); San Francisco's KPIX created the format and aired it as a local show beginning in 1976. Once there were multiple stations carrying "Evening", they began top exchange segments. By the fall of 977, the other there Group W/Westinghouse stations (in Baltimore, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh) had launched their own versions of "Evening". Their huge successes led Group W to franchise "Evening" to other cities (in the non-Group W cities, it was titled "PM magazine"). Each station had it's own local hosts and produced a few segments a week; segments that each station thought had national appeal would be sent to the national "Evening"/"PM" office (which I think was in San Francisco) and if the national office agreed, these segments would be distributed to the other stations running "Evening"/"PM", who could then run these segments in their cities. So in a typical week, one would see both locally-produced segments and segments produced by other members of the "Evening"/"PM" cooperative. TV needs something like "Evening/PM Magazine" today!

WFIE-TV Evansville, Indiana Might Either Used This As Well Back Since 1987 As "14 Country's The 1-4 All" But I Don't Know Yet...

I wish WJKW (WJW) will be the jingle version of one for all it's called you're sure look like a winner

WNAC WNEC WHDH CBS NBC and now ndependent

WMGM-TV WILDWOOD/ATLANTIC CITY

I would LOVE to find an old pre emption notice of "The Wizard of Oz" from between 1959 and '67!

Pu magazine.