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One of the best local news themes ever produced! Great to see it being brought back!

 

I wonder if anyone has asked Frank Gari for his reaction. He must be proud.

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1 hour ago, dpb said:

One of the best local news themes ever produced! Great to see it being brought back!

 

I wonder if anyone has asked Frank Gari for his reaction. He must be proud.

I have attempted to reach out to him through contact info that is public but have had no luck unfortunately. I’d love that!

1 hour ago, bmasters1 said:

Love that this is back in the Quad Cities on that NBC station-- one thing I wonder: why does the announcer say "Celebrating 75 years", when the station ID says "Est. 1949"?

We are doing a year long celebration leading up to it. We went on the air 10/31/49. 

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2 hours ago, cxd7346 said:

We are doing a year long celebration leading up to it. We went on the air 10/31/49. 

 

That's what I wanted to know-- I was unaware that this station started at Halloween of that year.

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That's great - thought it was nice for the week of live shots in Clinton, but wow full time is a thrill. 

 

Excellent work making the case. Did Warner Chappell remaster or sweeten it for digital at all?

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The relaunch happened right after InvestigateTV+ concluded. Attached is what preceded the inaugural noon newscast, the Hello image campaign in all its glory, sadly compressed to fit the filesize limits of this website. 😂 I will have the inaugural broadcast, including this promo, in higher quality uploaded on my YouTube channel later.

 

Kudos to everyone at TV6 who made it possible!

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Can't figure out how to upload it, but for the 6pm close they're putting the icing on the cake - the 'Hello' waves and the old school closing music. 

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1 hour ago, sfomspphl said:

Can't figure out how to upload it, but for the 6pm close they're putting the icing on the cake - the 'Hello' waves and the old school closing music. 

 

You can see this from there "hello clinton" special last week, they posted it on their website :)

 

https://www.kwqc.com/video/2023/10/27/hello-clinton-live-clinton-6-pm-pt-5/

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Yeah KRON was forced to bring back Instant Classics in the 2000s over the SESAC licensing 

 

KTVU almost brought back the Randall theme before Fox bought them

 

Enforcer was effectively a throwback for WCBS/WBBM/KCBS

 

KGO in the 80s twice dropped Cool Hand Luke/NS2K only to bring them back 

 

The 99 update to Eyewitness News by WABC was a throwback to the teletype sound 

 

Not my favorite package but I’d bet KARE has some brand value in the old Third Coast packages if they brought elements back

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