South Carolina ETV Network - Sign-off recorded 29 November 1998

[@lolliesofficial2215]

I was already 2 months old when this aired. It was my very first thanksgiving

[@chriswideman4284]

This is WNEH channel 38, Greenwood, SC. Brings back childhood memories.

[@JHollowayNetwork]

It was one of the several PBS stations that were on Ku besides GPTV, KET, Florida PBS, Louisiana Public Broadcasting (LPB) and the National PBS feed.

[@tokusatsunerd]

Being a native of South Carolina myself, watching this gives me such nostalgic goosebumps.

[@SatsukiVM]

1:18 The music that is playing is Arabesque No. 1 by Isao Tomita.

[@daviddavenport1485]

RIP Jack Horkheimer

[@powepuffstarlightfairy]

I was 6 years old when the episode of Stargazers with the late Jack Horkhimer premiere when my South Florida affiliate WXEL is getting ready to go off the air for the night at the time. Just think, my fangirl mind when I own the Burger King toy which I cherish. The Anastasia Christmas train when I was 6 before it was lost or sold by an lucky little girl 5-8 years old in the late 90s. At least, my Christmas 1998 present was Mickey and Minnie Mouse holiday sweater before outgrown.

[@bryanyancy6100]

That is statewide ETV in South Carolina from 1998.

[@SatsukiVM]

Did anyone noticed that the on-screen bug didn't go away when the colorbars appeared at the end?

[@GODCONVOYPRIME]

This is proof that Jordan peelerson ripped off nope for his college lectures about racist lobsters from another planet that suck up humans through yellow squares.

[@GODCONVOYPRIME]

Did that poor man get swallowed by the yellow square?

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

1:24 Name of the song?

[@waynerazzi7308]

One of the greatest things I've ever heard so I had to find it for you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5irgJSDhN-ti9E

[@chrissheppard8351]

Arabesque No. 1 by Isao Tomita. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5irgJSDhN-ti9E

[@SatsukiVM]

Arabesque No. 1 by Isao Tomita

[@kaiokendo]

why dont interlace your videos before they pixelate??

[@SoulView]

There were using equipment that was back in the introduction of Non-Linear 3D, so they were using either Video Toaster to do this TV Sign-off announcement or a different editor, so don't fault J. Allan Wall for this. It's the way it was recorded. It may be was done in 1993 or 1994 from the way it was produced, and was used all the way into the 2000s.

[@hf6150]

Didn't realize George Rogers was such a SCAR legend that he had his own street outside the football stadium. But why have stations in both Florence and Conway? They're in the same TV market.

[@davidmatthewvinotjr8396]

George Rogers won the Heisman in 1980, would be the #1 pick by the Saints in '81. He would be Offensive ROY. The two stations in Conway and Florence I think is that Florence Can't reach Myrtle Beach. That is why we have a station in Conway, so that SCETV can serve Myrtle Beach.

[@MrWEWE5]

@@davidmatthewvinotjr8396 That’s basically how Public Broadcasting works. There’s a principal called ‘universal geographic accessibility.’ That means a broadcaster implements transmitters to fill an entire area. That’s the situation for the Florence and Conway stations.

[@hollypietrzak5214]

What does SC ETV master control mean anyway?

[@benjoyce33]

What it is basically is just Scetv is just transmitting their main signal to all their affiliates and transmitters around South Carolina.

[@RolloSmokes]

@@benjoyce33 ...and that signal is coming from Columbia. So I'm not sure why WRLK-TV is listed as a "transmitter" station when it's the flagship of the network.

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

@@RolloSmokes I'm certain only one station operates as a central hub that feeds it's signal across the state to these other transmitters. The station that ID's itself at the end is probably an automatic cue done by that local transmitter.