Interesting to note how ubiquitous computer animation had become by 1986. Darn near every clip here features the exciting "new" visual capacity of early computer animation...lol.
This looks like a partial collection; In the end credits, I'm seeing a lot of things listed that didn't show up here. Was this as is, or is there more?
that Jim Nantz in Salt Lake City is he the same Jim Natz on CBS that says hello friends when he comes on the air???!!!!...interesting.....was the reason the Statue of Liberty on NBC's news programs was because it was her 100th birthday????!!!!!!!
WPIX's 8 O'Clock Movie intro from 1986...one of their all time bests. Brassy, classy, authoritative
"I love the "WOIO Nineteen" spots!"
It's weird I can recall a seeing some of those at the time.
Amazing quality! Thanks
I'm 10 years old again watching this! Great video
5:55 whoa I didn't know Jim Nantz worked in Salt Lake before CBS!
+Rick K. This had to have been before 1986, because Nantz joined the network's college football coverage in 1985.
Brian Siguenza wow Jim Nantz looks different
At last, we can see the Cinemax Special intro from 1985 in High-Quality!
Interesting to note how ubiquitous computer animation had become by 1986. Darn near every clip here features the exciting "new" visual capacity of early computer animation...lol.
That Ford commercial uses the song "Pipeline" by Alan Parsons Project.
This looks like a partial collection; In the end credits, I'm seeing a lot of things listed that didn't show up here. Was this as is, or is there more?
Fred Facey: "From NBC News, this is "Today" with Bryant Gumbel
and Jane Pauley." RIP.
1986, the best year ever!
13;40-14:30 reminds me of something either WCVB or WNEV (now WHDH) might've used, but I may be wrong.
that Jim Nantz in Salt Lake City is he the same Jim Natz on CBS that says hello friends when he comes on the air???!!!!...interesting.....was the reason the Statue of Liberty on NBC's news programs was because it was her 100th birthday????!!!!!!!
The ending music looks just like a theme from "PGA Tour on CBS."
WOIO then bf the brough FOX and now CBS then WPIX then ind the WB and now CW
WOIO was ind then FOX and now CBS