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Channel 5 1970s City for Conquest Some body up there likes me Mildred pierce Saturday night channel 5 11pm

I can still recall the channeleds times

Great nostalgia! Reminds me of growing up in southern Connecticut.

nice..remember the king kong movie festival every thanksgiving on channel 9?

I remember that movies and I love it 😊

Television 📺 back then

OMG I REMEMBER THAT😢😢😢😢

In hindsight, he should have given the knife to OJ....

Sunday Afternoon Movie meant some good Abbot and Costello movies were coming on.😊

Great compilation! Wish I could go back to SOME things about that era in my life.

I love science fiction and have this movie on DVD.Capricorn One is a great movie!

I was just a child, maybe three or four and living in the Bronx. I remember when the million dollar movie theme came on that meant it was time for bed. Just listening to it brings tears to my eyes as I reminisce those about days. ❤

NEIL RICHARDSON - THE RIVIERA AFFAIR (ORIGINAL)

a time when you didnt dwell on what bad shit might or WOULD likely happen tomorrow...the controllers didnt have full control of your mind back then!

Great memories. I was a bit disappointed in 1986 when the marathon was gone, but the 1960s Batman movie somewhat made up for it. In 1987 the now WWOR began a new Thanksgiving tradition with George Reeves Superman reruns. I miss the old days, what is now My9 is nothing more than Fox 5 II thanks to Rupert Murdoch. At least channel 11 still continues their Thanksgiving tradition all these decades later.

Simular to the film hanger 18

Miss these days. When life was much simpler and we valued TV content. Long for these days again. Thankful to those who help keep the memory of these awesome moments for all to see...

Brings back memories.....My Family was still alive, together, Annual High School Football game Turkey..Both Parents were alive....Memories P.S.: King Kong always died....I would always ask my mom if King Kong would live this time!!! :{

I'm 61 years old born in 1961 i watched the movies on all the networks and then went out to play with friends now there is nothing on but useless boring infomercials.

I just subscribed. I only whish someone could find MORE WNEW Channel 5 bumpers, spots and ...CREATURE FEATURES intro. I'd LOVE to see the "It's 10PM; do you know where your children are?" spot and the graphic on the screen was a shadowy street scene in some city. But yeah, Chiller Theatre turned up but no Creature Features .

SWEET!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

this is a fantastic walk down memory lane....ahhh the 1970s and early 80 were a more innocent time. I loved this as a kid! Thank you for posting this gem!

Damn good film. really good acting, really good soundtrack, really good script. After seeing this you are left with the very uncomfortable feeling if the real Moon landing was staged too.

A BETTER TIME!! OH MY!!

Back when watching television was fun.

I remember back in the '80s when I was a teenager my late father would come home from work at 4:00 and sit down and watch the 4:00 movie on channel 9. I miss those days.

I reckon that’s a Texas technical they got away in.

Where's Cinema 4 on WNBC-TV and WCBS-TV A PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON. at

Psycho aired on WOR-TV Four O'Clock Movie all those years ago

1981 Thanksgiving....great year, just started junior high school and all of my family were with me...🙏♥️✝️🇺🇸

Me being a nostalgic person, this brings back so many many memories

The 4:30 Movie Intro channel 7, Planet Of the Apes week, we got the first four ape movies, but on the fifth day it was The Omega Man. I miss those days running home from school just to watch it. The channel 5 Drive In Movie Theater with all the Shaw Brothers Kung Fu Flicks. Channel 11 WPIX Sunday Afternoon Movie, I would never miss the Abbott And Costello movies. Fright Night Theater channel 9, I was in there for some Night Of The Living Dead. Chiller Theater Channel 11 WPIX I was in there for some of that gore as well. Thank you for posting, it brings back so many memories.

Inspired by Hollywood and government America desperados..

This film was a waste of about 90 minutes of my life.

As a NY'er I remember these all. It was such a happier time that I feel tears in my eyes. We don't realize how complicated and rushed we've made life today. It was about being with family back then and everyone was in the same boat. Much much simpler times. Now we have everything and nothing at the same time.

Wow. Great Michael Gothard clip. I wonder if his character Locque was this tough in "For Your Eyes Only"...

This and hell or high water are modern day western classic

RIP Michael Gothard (1939-1992)

Station Owners: "All right, guys. There is just no way we can actually make these movies memorable, so we put a lot of effort into these intros. The bumpers and outros aren't bad either, so stick around."

What is this music called? I really enjoyed it.

Great memories. Met’s during the lean years in the 70’s getting crushed by the whole NL and top off with this WOR Channel 9 program after Kiner’s Korner. Thanks for posting.

Beautiful memories

As a jersey boy growing up in the 70s and 80s this is true nostalgia

BRAVO 👏 Brings back great memories of the 70s.

In the 10 best action movies ever made.

This is documentary.

And then Joe Franklin to finish it off.

Who remembers The Late Show on WCBS 2 New York at around 2:00 a.m. when you see Serpico with Al Pacino from 1973?

Free movies what a concept ...

Me 3:18 when biden became president