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That should be in the worst opens thread.

I saw this live and I was like... huh?

KTLA's Sky 5 helicopter N925TV has been out for the past couple of weeks getting refurbishments. She's back now to match all of the KTLA fleet vehicles and branding, looking bright blue!

That's the theme called "Tuesday2". It was used on KGTV and WAVY. http://www.southernmedia-nmsa.com/#3,1,251

To each their own. I mean, the white-and-blue look is a very good package when used correctly as intended, but there will always be those who will manage to botch it.

That's not entirely true. I read recently that WLTX is making big gains and quickly eating away at WIS 10's dominance.

Here is KDKA using the new CBS O&O Weather graphics. I think they look a lot like the Weather Graphics Sinclair has.

Yup... They ALL fall for that trick in the first year... "Yule Log, My Butt!"

The open...yikes.

New Station. WIS has the WMC package.

They said the logo will gradually make it to air over the next few weeks.. rolling out online first..

Logo changed on Twitter and Facebook. I don't receive News 12 on TV but I'm not noticing any on-air changes yet while looking at the most recent video on their website.

WISC-TV in 1983.

I'm thinking the latter.....they've been teasing in promos with a guy wearing a "barrels of buttery sunshine" button. With Alan Sealls leaving WKRG.... With Chris Dunn leaving WPMI.... I'm willing to bet WPMI just scored their greatest hire ever.....

WITI! 1983!

Wow lots of Texas TV legends here. Ron Oliveira, Gloria Campos, Jeff Eliasoph.... Also how is that the WAVY News Theme? It sounds Tuesday but I don’t think I’ve heard that cut before.

I'd be surprised if the CBSN look rolled out to the OTA newscasts with no modifcations or differences. Whether it's more thorough opens, a different bug with the station logo, or different lower thirds, what's used for the cable-like CBSN might not work as well for the traditional local format. The best comparison I can think of is how WGN and CLTV have differentiated their looks over the last decade, while sharing fonts, color schemes, and basic design elements.