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    WVIZ Cleveland station ID and "Wall $treet Week" opening 1978 (the "W$W" opening has the quite iconic title track called "TWX in Twelve Bars," by Donald Swartz; also, you may notice that then, the program was simply announced as "Wall $treet Week"; for the remainder of the run, it was announced as "Wall $treet Week with Louis Rukeyser")

  2. KSAT 12s early 90s open:

     

    NO MUSIC BESIDES Random Orchestral Hits

     

    Charlie Van Dyke:

    "You're Watching San Antonio's News Station. KSAT 12. SALTER!. GHALLAGER! (sp?) This, is 12News Tonight."

     

    AWFUL!!

     

    I saw that before from TV Ark, and that's not much of an opening. Maybe those random orchestral hits were an attempt to make it sound hard-hitting. Anyway, KSAT could have done a lot better than that, I think. There was much room for improvement there. This just screams "bottom-of-the-barrel."

  3. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iAUecaqwew

     

    NBC "NFL '85" promo (also includes doubleheader promo of L.A. Raiders/Cleveland and Seattle/Denver)

     

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZICyjJdd3zo

     

    Bob Costas with another promo for "NFL '85"

     

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1zZYAIatIo

     

    A third "NFL '85" promo-- this one centers on Ahmad Rashad. Bob Costas has, I think, a pretty funny one-liner when he catches the football that Ahmad throws:

     

    "We gotta get him his own dressing room..."

     

    Apparently, Bob was studying his material for the program when Ahmad threw that football.

     

    Ahmad is described as having been drafted by "the team who's putting the fun back in football."

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    '85 Iron Bowl pregame opening (ABC's pregame show then was called "College Football Today," the same name as CBS now; ABC also had a Jim in the studio, Jim Lampley, who, like CBS' Jim Nantz [who had just started at that network], was from North Carolina). You also get to see what ABC's studio looked like then.

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