WWOR Logo History

I know I made a Logo History video yesterday, but here is another one I made just today, another station from New York. Like before, I hope you enjoy it.

[@armorybrunotjr.3204]

At one time, legendary TV voice Phil Tonken was a staff announcer at WOR-TV in New York.

[@rockvilleraven]

I remember New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley helpe them move the city of license to Secaucus, NJ so that New Jersey would have a VHF Commerical TV station, still was in the New York area suburbs.

[@heatherr0420]

Oh how I miss the good old days of wor TV, 11Alive, and so on and so on

[@JeffFrmJoisey]

Never watched a lot of shows on Channel 9. Growing up, lots of its programming was movies. And some were downright weird! I remember all the 9 Logos, probably from ads. You missed the one bumper/intro that everyone in and around NYC knew - Million Dollar Movies’ skyline with the Empire State Building. 😃😃😃😄😄

[@JMFabiano]

Bet this channel will be Alive with the next logo history!

[@moboutmen]

MOVIE NINE !

[@tesfaystifanos3105]

wor-tv channel 9 new york

[@notnok5595]

11:38

[@vinniemorciglio4632]

New York Rangers games were the best back in the day.....And Wrestling at Midnight on Saturday nights after Benny Hill....

[@hayleywaalen2612]

Do KTCA next.

[@kevin62387]

Do you have any from Connecticut or New England?

[@pauljohn8433]

Callsign changes: WOR TV (1949-1986) WWOR (1986-) Ownership changes: RKO General (1960-1986) MCA (1986-1995) Chris Craft Industries (1995-2000) Fox (2000-) (in additional to another New York station WNYW TV 5) Affiliation changes Independent (1949-1995) UPN (United Paramount Network) (1995-2006) MyTV (2006-) Callsign meaning: This calls is a disambiguation. Extra "W" to differentiate from the call sign of WOR radio (AM 710)

[@vinniemorciglio4632]

second!