WNEV-TV (Now WHDH) SE7EN, Boston MA Sign-off and Sign-on from Spring 1988

The video commences with the closing moments of Saturday Cinema SE7EN, immediately followed by a WNEV promo for its upcoming Walk For Hunger on Sunday, May 3rd 1988. The sign-off announcement, delivered by Leif Jensen, follows a brief promo for the weekday morning show Today's Business. The station ID graphic has the slogan "Feel Good About That", which was used by WNEV during the mid-1980s. The SSB which follows the sign-off is one produced by the United States Army, featuring the Army Band and scenes of very familiar Washington DC landmarks. The sign-on segment begins with several seconds of a color test pattern with "bleeping" tone, followed by the announcement. The "SE7EN" logo featured in this clip, used since 1982, was replaced later in 1987 with a new one.
Channel 7 in Boston, now known as WHDH, is Boston's second-oldest TV station, behing WBZ-TV Channel 4. Up until 1982 it operated as WNAC-TV and was owned by RKO General. The station's current call, adopted in March 1990, was originally that of Boston's original Channel 5 (1957-1972).

[@MSTS1]

Stolen right off of my channel - MSTS1

[@VaultMasterDBT]

The name Dan 'SHAM' really suits you!

[@DumpsterFire.92]

You could have AT LEAST taken the trouble to cover up MSTS1's logo. Not just a THIEF, but a LAZY one!

[@MarkMichaelSalin]

Evidence of theft: The poor quality of this video, much different from the MSTS1 original.

[@mr2del]

On January 2nd, 1995, WHDH and WBZ swapped affiliations. Channel 7 in Boston was the only station to undergo THREE call letter changes and have all THREE affiliations. It started as WNAC, then became WNEV in 1982, and became WHDH as of 1990. WBZ was first on the air, and they teamed up with NBC until 1995. WNAC was launched two weeks afterwards, and they partnered up with CBS. Then in 1961, NAC and HDH 5 swapped ABC and CBS. In 1972, after HDH 5 lost its license, it became WCVB 5 and got ABC back, and they've been partners ever since. Meanwhile, NAC would regain CBS, and despite the two call letter changes, they stayed teammates until 1995.

[@mediadude08]

1) This was from 1987. 2) I saw this video on MSTS1's account (which you stole this from) THREE YEARS AGO.

[@mr2del]

Shame on you, Dansham3!

[@tyreeharrellwright8998]

whdh tv 7 owned by sunbeam television