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Just noticed this one. I wonder who copied who. WSDU or WLEX.

 

WDSU open from 98

 

WLEX open

 

Both had a triangle theme.

 

WDSU came first in 1993, that was JC Burn's work. WLEX is a cheap ripoff.
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I ran across some footage of KEZI in Eugene, which seems to use a bootleg cross between the KTLA look and the old KYW look. And it doesn't look that bad, really...

 

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Just noticed this one. I wonder who copied who. WSDU or WLEX.

 

WDSU open from 98

 

WLEX open

 

Both had a triangle theme.

 

The One and Only theme goes really well with the WLEX graphics. They truly embraced purple during that era.

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Just noticed that WKTV got some new graphics and the L3's they use look pretty similar to the Sinclair package.

 

 

(Actually I think it looks nicer than the Sinclair package)

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Just noticed that WKTV got some new graphics and the L3's they use look pretty similar to the Sinclair package.

 

 

(Actually I think it looks nicer than the Sinclair package)

 

It does look so much better than the Sincrap package. Well done WKTV.

 

-- Matt

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It does look so much better than the Sincrap package. Well done WKTV.

 

-- Matt

 

I was thinking Raycom when I first saw it. Their weather graphics are a mashup of the two IMO.

 

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Just noticed that WKTV got some new graphics and the L3's they use look pretty similar to the Sinclair package.

 

 

(Actually I think it looks nicer than the Sinclair package)

 

This is a really nice look for such a small-market station. Well-executed.

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Bumping a month-old post, but KRBC is probably not a knock-off. A now-defunct company did the look for WVIT and WVTM at the same time, and they also did a few other NBC affiliates. Here's WVTM from 1999

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Well, KQDS isn't using the KDVR ripoff anymore. But they now seem to now be using a knock on the current Fox O&O graphics on at least the L3s.

 

 

Is it me, or does it look a bit better with the fade and the flipped layout?

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Well, KQDS isn't using the KDVR ripoff anymore. But they now seem to now be using a knock on the current Fox O&O graphics on at least the L3s.

 

 

Is it me, or does it look a bit better with the fade and the flipped layout?

 

Is it me or does KQDS create awful opens for its newscasts? Its so plain and so boring.

 

Also, is Diane Alexander still there? I thought she left for a producer job at WCCO-TV 4 in the Twin Cities.

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Well, KQDS isn't using the KDVR ripoff anymore. But they now seem to now be using a knock on the current Fox O&O graphics on at least the L3s.

 

 

Is it me, or does it look a bit better with the fade and the flipped layout?

 

KQDS is stuck in 2006. and Even FOX O&Os did better than that in 2006.

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KQDS is stuck in 2006. and Even FOX O&Os did better than that in 2006.

 

And it looks like a hodgepodge of 3 different packages. Ripping off the CBS O&Os with those sweep nurbs.

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KQDS is stuck in 2006. and Even FOX O&Os did better than that in 2006.

 

And that's funny because KQDS didn't even have a news department until 2007.

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To go with WBBH's "take" of Look F, sister station WZVN got an actually not too bad version of KABC's old/KGO's graphics. It's clear that Fort Myers, besides the Fox station, is a market full of knock-offs.

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