I'm surprised you didn't have the background music on. Webtv's Music was the best.

Did you find this recently? I hear thrift stores are cracking down on home recorded tapes

I hope y'all will reply to this I miss Oldsmobile my Great Uncle Phil and Aunt Dora had a red Cutlass Supreme...I'd like to go to Atlanta I'd like to see the Coca-Cola plant and museum see a Braves' game and go to the King Center where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his wife Coretta are buried...Martin Luther King, Jr. was a good man Jeff told me he got rights for whites and other minorities as well as blacks

22:42 The legend Ernie Johnson with the sports before TNT, much less "Inside the NBA" existed.

Great find

Do you have the WSB-TV Atlanta Channel 2 Action News 11:00 PM Weeknight Broadcast from April 4, 1986 without commercials that you can post for me please?

📌@29:09 Little Billy: "You play too much, bruh." 🍬😂

📌@18:16 My guy's perm game is strong. 🏆😂

29:44 also like the closing theme to "News Leader" music package by VTS Productions.

I was 3 years old at the time, and my grandfather died a month prior to this newscast recording. Brings back memories. I've watched channel 2 (WSB-TV) growing up, and I remember Patrick Crosby before he left channel 2 in the mid-90s. I remember watching over the years names like: Monica Kaufman Pearson, John Pruitt, Don Farmer**, Chris Curle, Vic Carter, Pam Martin, Glenn Burns, Chuck Dowdle, Karen Minton, Sandra Bookman, John Alston, Stu Klytenik, Kristy Deer, Lisa Tutman, David Chandley, Carol Sbarge, Jovita Moore**, Jorge Estevez, Justin Farmer, Wendy Corona, Linda Stouffer, Sophia Choi, Karyn Greer, Brad Nitz, Zach Klien, Brian Monahan, Lori Wilson, Fred Blankenship, Heather Catlin, Mark Arum, Ebony Deon, Mark Winne, Tom Regan, Richard Belcher, Sally Sears... plus other names that were there for many, many years that have since left, and some have since passed away too: Joyce Oscar, Lynn Harasin, Don McClellan**, Jocelyn Dorsey, Bebe Emerman, Marc Pickard, Jill Becker, John McKnight, Johnny Beckman**, Diana Davis, Jeff Dore, Ross Cavitt, Dale Cardwell, Clark Howard, Jim Strickland, Lori Geary, Shaunya Chavis, JaQuitta Williams, John Bachman, Erin Coleman, Jodie Fleischer, Vince Gerasole, Alan Wang, Gulstan Dart, Jonathan Seirre, Dennis Cauff**, Terry Anzur, etc. ** indicates a deceased talent.

This is a gem. Thanks for posting it. I watched Channel 2 a lot when I was growing up.

Thank you for adding this video. I was there. My brother Rin was the drummer at that time. Mike the bass player passed away a couple of weeks ago. He was great. R.I.P. Mike

I enjoyed watching this news clip. I look forward to seeing more news clips from the past.

Sunday, December 20, 1987.

Sure was very warm back in December of '87. I guess global warming isn't real after all.

Why not 60p?

Openly irresponsible. "We have the right to spend money we don't have, for things we don't need." No consequences. Nothing learned. Same ol, same ol.

Imagine if they knew how good stuff was when there was no social media

Violence in Israel?! No friggin way!

Legend has it guy from Maxie Price Chevrolet oldsmobile is still crying his ass off

Man Patrick Crosby had one hell of a do.

great find !!!

love it ! always on the hunt for this stuff.

I live outside of Atlanta and grew up watching Channel 2. 37 years later and not much has changed. Hope young people watch this and see how our media and government keep playing by the same ol playbook. Nothing ever gets better.

15:55 the screaming teenagers when the band arrived is like a homage to to the manufactured teen pop acts

One of the show’s production companies True Entertainment went on to produced an even bigger hit The Real Housewives of Atlanta.

25:23 it was Paul Curtis’s idea. He created that format in Australia.

Paul Curtis is the creator of this format, MTV loved the Australian phenomenon so muched that they acquired the rights for an American version

22:38 #wiiwouldliketoplay

Peter’s warning to the band that if they leave the bubble without an album finished on June 12th the band’s career would be in jeopardy.

This is a format successful in Australia and wanted to bring it to the US

I never had so much Dr pepper in my life but it was free free and it was hot as balls out there tryna do security for there's guys and their team

I smoked with the band and a few guess like Wyclef when they came thru while I worked security at the pier the bubble was on .. I miss those days

I was working security at this time at that Pier!! It's wild to see this rn

It used to piss me off when someone would pick up the phone and knock you off!!!

The "connecting" song is a bop

I had WebTV in 8th grade. Probably cybered with so many pedos unknowingly lmao. Wild west days of the Internet. Met some fat chick across the country and rang up like $5000 in collect calls. My mom was PISSED. Good times lmao

Who’s recording was this

holy... damn.. i remember that chat thing like it was yesterday. I remember it being the newest technology. Blew our minds, man. Everything seemed so new and exciting. Now we just have tiktok and arguments about which phone is better. Kinda' sad.

I sure miss that opening. It made going online so exciting. Who else didn't care for the screeching startup from MSNTV? Microsoft should have come up with a MSNTV3. Another option was to sell the service to someone else. Those newsgroups were great. Sure, you could do more stuff with a computer. But Web TV didn't have any problems with viruses.

I bought web TV for myself at the age of 16...in 1996...Because we couldn't afford a computer (or one just wasn't going to be bought for me)... I had already bought myself a word processor with a screen...I was going to keep up with the kids in my honors classes dammit 😊. I was already the type of kid to frequently go to the big downtown library... It happens issues but I loved it... The whole world finally caught up later. 😂... No one in my extended family could understand why i wanted it. I remember asking one of the technology teachers in high school "could it REALLY" show the internet on a television screen. 😊😂. I loved the web TV newsgroups... Which was basically the social media sites of today... I went in there and talked about music, comedy, movies and the nba with a lot of people... In between all of my research on school topics and stuff I was just interested in. 🤘🏽😎... I basically do the same thing these days 😂

Ugh... TalkCity. F.U. DonnaCSA!

Webtv wasn't my first exposure to the Internet, but it's the one I remember the fondest growing up.

So sad that I didn't had a chance to witness this

Yea you had your share of creeps online but no one can deny that nowadays between the tricks hoes scammers and straight up crazy evil women online the dating sites which are a scam and should be illegal that nowaday online dating is impossible.

God do i miss chat rooms they was the best way to really meet people online. Cause social media is a huge stinker and really ruins the oppotunity of meeting a great girl just cause you saw her picture first. Chat room dating was when you could find love online now all you got is tricks and hoes on social media.

Come on all you guys who like waa in youre teens you know about them naughty webtv communities and those dirty mpegs. Lol raise that hand gents

Drummer was fire during Fire 😂

This was a rockin performance. Wish I had been there. RIP, Miguel.

They will be on tour with Hawthorne Heights with a bunch of other bands in year 2024!!!! Lmao.