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In this case, I was told they made up an internal document outlining the kind of stuff they were looking for, with a couple of examples (surprise, it was all the flat, Tegna-style graphics packages in the industry right now.) That goes out to companies that respond with some proposals. They then pick whatever proposal works best. That's how we end up with all those set design proposals people like to come on here with and post about, saying how they found what's totally going to be WXXX's next set, posted three years ago on some random guy's website.

Here's a rare video clip from a program called "Informado!", a local program from WUDT Univision Detroit. The station is currently owned by Daystar. As of 2019, Detroit can't afford a Univision, let alone a Spanish speaking TV station.

Equity tried local programming? Wow!

Scripps really likes using Renderon (do they still exist?) I’m interested in seeing what they would look like.

1982 KMTV Newscenter 3 newscast.

I won, because I bet a co-worker the blackout would end before the government shutdown would end.

We're barely a week into the year. If there will be new graphics this year, they've got plenty of time. Rumor is they didn't even start the preliminary process of getting new graphics until late fall. So it probably wouldn't happen until summer or fall 2019 at the earliest.

You've seen the image promos from WXTV Univision 41, now here's one from KDTV Univision 14, circa 2010.

Firstly, Saban already tried a Captain Kangaroo reboot in the 90s, didn't last long in syndication and it then anchored a block on the ill-fated Fox Family. As for game shows, in this case, no. I want CBSTM to remain as it is-- low-key, news focused, I like it since it doesn't focus on features too much or be overtly political like cable news. I can't go back to GMA or Today now.

Pictured: Uncle Dan