WOR Commercial Breaks (November 18, 1986)

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WOR Commercial Breaks (November 18, 1986)

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7 ай бұрын

#80sweek #roundtwo
Taken from The Laurel & Hardy Show, airing on WOR-TV (channel 9) in Secaucus, NJ, serving New York City. WOR would become WWOR in April 1987, and is now owned by MyNetworkTV.
WOR in the 80s was home to obscure programming. Notably, it aired Entertainment Tonight, Benny Hill, and Morton Downey Jr's talk show. Also they would broadcast Mets games while WPIX had Yankees. They could be seen on Capital Cablevision in Albany, which was how this was obtained.
(C) 1986 RKO Television; WWOR is now owned by Fox Television Stations. All rights go to their respective owners, same for the advertisements. For educational and historical purposes only. We don't profit off this video.

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@ericsamuelson5656 7 ай бұрын

I was almost 4 years old in East Keansburg, New Jersey back then. I remember watching those back then and Ch 9 was my favorite station. My favorite Laurel & Hardy episode is The Chimp where they had a loose lion named MGM.

@ckfinke7625 7 ай бұрын

March of the Wooden Soldiers (AKA Babes in Toyland) has long been on WPIX and in color since 1991.

@flex_007 7 ай бұрын

Wow I remember this growing up in newark, n.j. I was 11.great memories 👏👍

@ChristopherF61976 7 ай бұрын

RKO Television also owned WNEV (now the present-day WHDH) in Boston. That station is now owned by Sunbeam, which also owns WLVI & their Miami sister station WSVN.