@@chasebakerofthe209- It is earlier. As in, early morning hours of February 11. The NBA scores are the key (all were finals from Feb. 10). Also, Yuri Andropov died Feb. 9, and his burial was on Feb. 14.
WNEW was independent until the spring of 1986. The station changed it's call sign to WNYW and became an affiliate of FOX. My favorite WNEW movie feature was Drive In Movie with rhese now classic kung fu movie.
This was in fact from the wee hours of February 11. Yuri Andropov had died two days before, and the NBA scores were all from Feb. 10.
@@wmbrown6 The NHL season would have been at or near the All-Star Break. And some teams we currently have were not yet thought of.
The wee hours of April 12, 1984, to be precise. And furthermore, Happy 😁 Mardi Gras!
Actually, I think it's earlier than that.
@@chasebakerofthe209 Are you sure?
@@chasebakerofthe209- It is earlier. As in, early morning hours of February 11. The NBA scores are the key (all were finals from Feb. 10). Also, Yuri Andropov died Feb. 9, and his burial was on Feb. 14.
WNEW was independent until the spring of 1986. The station changed it's call sign to WNYW and became an affiliate of FOX. My favorite WNEW movie feature was Drive In Movie with rhese now classic kung fu movie.
Didn't Metromedia own the station?
@@gidzmobug2323yes that’s very true. I loved it when it was WNEW and I loved it when it was owned by Metromedia.
@@FreestyleAllTheWay-ik4gm Fox owns it now.
@@gidzmobug2323 yes that’s very true. I do remember when it was owned by Metromedia and John Kluge was in charge at that time.
17:06 onwards is creepy!
Now WNYW, Fox owned and operated, and branded as “Fox 5”
WNYE Brooklyn Opening November 11, 2000