Wall $treet Week Funding Credits compilation (1970-present)*

[@lynnboyer6643]

The memories of Louis Rukeyser are still charred in my heart.

[@LogoMan7777]

3:00 - You know, I think Hilton missed out on a big opportunity with this funding process. They could have had Louis Rukeyser's tip sheets or transcripts of each show printed and available at their hotels.

[@Mememan-bi6ys]

Request: This Old House Funding Credits

[@russiaman9407]

Request: Firing Line Funding Credits Compilation

[@stantonrogers]

Request: The Electric Company Funding Credits Compilation

[@johncraw8572]

Awesomeness please do nightly business report, masterpiece and this old house fundings please thanks 👍👍👍👍👍

[@moeviaduay-akue9182]

R.I.P Louis Rukeyser😢😢😢😢❤

[@Scottwilkie18]

R i p Louis

[@ekaterinalekkas2356]

Yep. He passed away four years after he got fired. By the way, do you like the Deloitte & Touche ad at 18:31? I love it.

[@msalas14]

Request: an ice cream show funding credits

[@AlexPerrine]

DragonFlyTV Funding Credits

[@nickishaestimable1213]

Yes

[@hayleywaalen2612]

This Old House funding

[@LogoMan7777]

Oh, and also... Nightly Business Report

[@dannythiemer8079]

Request: Space/Night time logo collection

[@johncraw8572]

This old house and nightly business report fundings please thanks 👍👍👍👍

[@elenawhtenack6564]

Pacific Ocean

[@newsman9539]

Thank you:) Next Request: A.M. Weather funding credits, Evening at Pops funding credits, Newton's Apple funding credits, A Place of Our Own funding credits, Nightly Business Report funding credits, The Victory Garden funding credits, DragonflyTV funding credits, Design Squad funding credits, Ghostwriter funding credits, Kino's Storytime funding credits, MotorWeek funding credits, Masterpiece funding credits, Long Ago and Far Away funding credits, and finally The McLaughlin Group funding credits

[@michaelhensel5264]

We are missing WALL STREET WEEK WITH FORTUNE PBS 2ND VERSION

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

Yes indeed

[@jordenbluecity99]

To DellFan Productions: Request: Turner Classic Movies, Country Music Television, Regency Enterprises, Savage Studios Ltd. And MGM Cartoons logo history please! 😁

[@Scottwilkie18]

After Maryland public television screwed Louis over so did the viewership of the program

[@cindychampagne7618]

Wall Street Weak (1970-2021) Season 1 (1970-1979) Season 2 (1979-1989) Season 3 (1989-1999) Season 4 (1999-2009) Season 5 (2009-2013) Season 6 (2013-2021).

[@stevenallen9992]

Request old navy logo history

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

Well done. Anymore PBS credits???

[@stevenallen9992]

Request remax logo history

[@stevenallen9992]

Request glade logo history

[@stevenallen9992]

Request optimum logo history

[@colinmulder6806]

This is one of the few shows that a railroad name like CSX helped fund a PBS show.

[@danieldelta2464]

Please do Masterpiece Funding next; or WETA or DiC

[@doloreshuntoon7698]

Request: the opening & closing credits to "Wall Street Week" from 1970 to the present.

[@andrewmcgill829]

16:12

[@lauriepfister5677]

Sperry corporation not only appears at wall street week. It also appears at nature. 5:04

[@michaelalford9795]

Request: NOW Funding Credits History

[@LogoMan7777]

Thank you very much. Now, I don't know if this has been done already.... Masterpiece Theatre funding credits, please?

[@stevenallen9992]

Request Barbie logo history

[@Benu-d9e]

Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser is a production of Maryland Public Television made possible by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and by this station and other Public Television Stations and the Ford Foundation and by contributions to your PBS stations from Viewers Like You. Thank you.

[@lauriepfister5677]

We love the Kauffman fund! 15:50

[@danielharper620]

Request the McLaughlin group funding credits

[@ekaterinalekkas2356]

Wall Street Week was a great show-until Louis Rukeyser got fired. (He died four years after that.)

[@Angelina24yt]

Why did Louis Rukeyser get fired? I'm just curious.

[@LogoMan7777]

@@Angelina24yt From WIkipedia: "From its ratings peak in the early 1980s, WSW suffered a long steady decline in viewers due to competition from shows such as the Nightly Business Report, cable programs like Moneyline, and cable networks such as CNBC. By 2001 viewership was down to 1,500,000 households and demographics showed that the average WSW viewer was 65 years old (about the same age as Rukeyser). MPT began to discuss the possibility of updating the format in an effort to reverse these trends. On March 21, 2002, MPT announced that beginning in June the program would be renamed Wall Street Week with Fortune, would be a collaboration between MPT and Fortune magazine, and would feature two new cohosts. Rukeyser was invited to remain with the program in a reduced role as a senior correspondent, but he turned down the offer. The following evening, Rukeyser opened the telecast by announcing "A funny thing happened to me on the way to the studio this week-I got ambushed." He criticized MPT's decision to change the show format, announced that he was developing a new business program for PBS, and concluded his commentary by asking viewers to write to their local PBS station and request it carry his new show. After the broadcast MPT dismissed Rukeyser and executive producer Rich Dubroff. Over the next three months Marshall Loeb and Ray Brady served as guest hosts while the new format was put in place."

[@Angelina24yt]

@@LogoMan7777 Wow, ok.

[@libraherewithin]

I like how they replaced the S in Wall Street Week with $.

[@happyguy9783]

CPB returned funding the series in 1991 since the late 70's before they stopped funding the series in the late 90's.

[@tonycen9607]

10:39

[@lynnboyer6643]

MFS = Monarch Financial Services, Inc.

[@HunterFK88]

Request: Virgin Video

[@Alexs23743]

The theme song (that I can hear) is money jangling. D: 8:23: *E N R O N* (That one aged well. ;D)

[@lauriepfister5677]

Hanson trust has the win! 5:59

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

Nice and futurey!

[@LogoMan7777]

3:24

[@johncraw8572]

Awesomeness video could you do a request for masterpiece fundings please thanks 👍👍👍👍

[@lynnboyer6643]

I can't tell how long announcer Alec Webb worked at Maryland Public Television.

[@tonycen9607]

18:10 18:31

[@mamatemari6061]

My dad watches Wall Street since he came to the USA he didn’t know about American money because he only knew about Jamaican money until he started working for the Metropolitan Transit Authority (NY MTA) he was being trained at the Bronx location then he started working at the Fresh Pond NY location now he’s a Mechanic at the Fort Hamilton location at the Jackie Gleason Depot when he reaches 25 years he will be retiring because he will be 67 years old August 18th, 2024

[@TytheNostalgiaGuy]

Request: This Old House Funding Credits

[@LisaHorton-g7v]

15:50

[@LisaHorton-g7v]

20:36