You are doing the Lord's work my friend...Thank you!

Everything is complete

If Admiral Morrow had heard that the families of the crew of the U.S.S. Grissom demanded to see him after they heard that the ship and everyone on board her got destroyed from behind by the Klingons above Genesis, would he answer them or stay from them and let them think that he's a coward to face them and that they could've been saved if he had granted Admiral Kirk's request to have the Enterprise back and save not only Spock, but also Saavik & his son, David, from getting captured and then one of them, David, from getting killed later on. If Morrow was asked if he's afraid that Kirk will become a bigger hero and that he would take his place as the Commander of Starfleet, would Morrow answer that or not?

Pbs theme intro is another one i love too. Especially in the 70s

I heard it in the early 70s. Loved it since.

I have turned this intro into a dance.

Where’s the instrumental version?

I'm a DJ, and was looking at the wave form to see if I could visualize the correct sections. Happy to say .. yup. lol

Wow. There was some serious razor blade magic going on here in 1973.

Thankyou for this. Being a drummer I had to know who played the congas on this. Had no idea it was from a Hawaii 50 song. But it makes so much sense now. Very cool.

Martinez Maria Rodriguez Steven Garcia David

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Absolutely fascinating. I had no idea.

Wow I really miss these days

Kids today don't know... and BTW you had to be right on the money with the splicing block and razor blade... there was no "undo" lol - just deadlines to get stuff done. normally the animation would come first and then it's a timed thing were you need 7 secs of music or the like... crude timing back then as well... clunky, but we lived though it :-)

Henry Mancini ❤❤❤

Thank you so much.

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Where's the lyrics?

1990-1993

I've heard of this being done the way you said, but never saw how it was put together. This was excellent...thanks!!!

Big Daddy Ogle, the Vito Corleone of Oklahoma news.

I just saw the new CBS Special logo at the start of the Tony Awards! It looked just like the classic logo!

That's sooooo sick.

Try new Wham ooh

I wonder who will be singing at the 100th anniversary in 2026? I’m sure Jerry Seinfeld, Tina Fey, Jimmy Fallon and Jay Leno will be there. Bob Costas from NBC Sports. And Tom Brokaw and Lester Holt from NBC News.

the original music from Hawaii Five-0 reminds me of the johnny quest theme in some parts

Miss America Jane Jayroe & Pusher Man Jerry Adams. Quite the anchor team.

I can’t begin to say how awesome Star Trek: Lower Decks is. I’m kinda sad it’s gonna end around fall.

This one is from episode 1390

This logo used to scare me as a child, but this is great research!

Thank you for putting this together. Very informative!

Mike Morgan used to work for channel 5

Hi Rob, nice selection of severe weather, multimedia and history you've both produced and amassed here! I was unable to find a direct e-mail address, alas the message here. Are you in any way related to the late broadcast meteorologist, Tim Hedrick, formerly of WKRC-TV in Cincinnati?

Two words for Action News; JIM GARDNER!

I remember this.

What version Radar are they using? The old WSR-74 or the 88-D? By the way, the National Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas City, Missouri (The predecessor to the Storm Prediction Center in Norman), had a "High Risk" of severe weather that particular day. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Storm_Prediction_Center_high_risk_days#1990%E2%80%931999

1990. When did he move from KOCO to KFOR? Even back then, they were called watches and warnings. No such NWS alert as a "Severe Weather Advisory".

good work sound quality is terrific

So Sondheim in construct. Ive done Funny thing ... Forum. And love this staging. Peters,Patinkin are always excellent. Thanks for sharing.

Hello 1974!!

so glad i could find a high-quality version of this musical, tysm for posting this

This logo popped up when before I saw Star Wars episode 4 for the first time back in 1986. So it has a special place in my heart.

Morton Stevens also wrote the music to the CBS Movie nights.

Granada tv in the uk used a modified package of the hearst news titles.

0:06 Indeed it is.

Nice to see this open again in 4K ever since the first time I've stumbled onto the original version of this! I'm kinda intrigued to figure out the year for when KOCO had stopped using Gari's "It's All Right Here" package, and I've mostly thought of sometime during mid to late 1994 was the cut off year before the "Primetime News" era came in based on what I'm seeing. At the same time, I'm also skeptical to figure if the timeframe years for when KOCO had used Gari's "The Heat" is accurately correct on the NMSA if the site thinks 1992 was the cut-off year for when KOCO stopped using Gari's "It's All Right Here". Speaking of Gari's "It's All Right Here" pack & also with "The Heat" pack too, I'm very intrigued to find and hear the rest of it at some point. Those two Gari packs have been something that I've been very intrigued in for a long time, and I feel it's really underrated seeing how much it hasn't really surfaced out widely into the wild enough.

Loved those trolley cards on vintage episodes as a kid. I only saw them in reruns since I was born in Dec 1982.

I know the music was also used in 1994 when they had that weird-ass circle 5 logo (you can briefly see it on Jennifer Eve’s lapel) before they went to the current version in 1995.

bernadette peters is my idol