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WPIX, channel 11, is a television station in New York City. It has been owned by the Tribune Company and serves as the flagship station of the CW Television Network. The station's signal covers the three-state New York metropolitan area and WPIX is also available as a regional superstation via satellite and cable in the United States and Canada. WPIX made its on-air debut on June 15, 1948 as New... Read enhanced Wikipedia article

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WPIX WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WNLO WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WCWN WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WKTV WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WBNG-TV WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WSTQ-LP WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WENY-TV WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WWTI-DT2 WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WBXI (The CW Plus) WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WKTV-DT2 WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

Twin Tiers CW WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

CW-WHAM WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

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WPIX WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WNLO WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WCWN WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WKTV WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WBNG-TV WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WSTQ-LP WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WENY-TV WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WWTI-DT2 WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WBXI (The CW Plus) WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

WKTV-DT2 WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

Twin Tiers CW WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

CW-WHAM WKTV-DT2.2 (Utica) - WPIX 11 (New York City) - WBNG-DT 12.2 / "WBXI 11" (Binghamton) - WHAM 13.2 / "CW-WHAM" (Rochester)

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WPIX At various points, WPIX also aired the New York (baseball) Giants, the New York Giants and New York Jets football teams, the NHL's New York Rangers, and local college basketball.

Major League Baseball on superstations At various points, WPIX also aired the New York (baseball) Giants, the New York Giants and New York Jets football teams, the NHL's New York Rangers, and local college basketball.

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WPIX At various points, WPIX also aired the New York (baseball) Giants, the New York Giants and New York Jets football teams, the NHL's New York Rangers, and local college basketball.

Major League Baseball on superstations At various points, WPIX also aired the New York (baseball) Giants, the New York Giants and New York Jets football teams, the NHL's New York Rangers, and local college basketball.

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2006 United States broadcast TV realignment For example, on September 17 right after The WB shut down, WPIX in New York aired a montage of all of its logos throughout the station's history leading up to its current logo before its 10pm newscast aired.

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WPIX As most stations did in the late 1940s and early 1950s, WPIX aired filmed coverage of news events, The station's first news program, TelePIX Newsreel, was the first in New York to consist entirely of filmed coverage.

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WPIX WPIX aired a local version of Bozo the Clown (with Bill Britten in the role) from 1959 to 1964, and comic performer Chuck McCann also hosted a program at WPIX during the mid-1960s before moving to other entertainment work in Hollywood.

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Chiller Theatre The combination of the surreal imagery and early electronica was unusual enough to cause a fright greater than the movies WPiX chose to air.

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WWOR-TV By the early 1970s, WNEW-TV became the leading station for cartoons and sitcoms, while WPIX aired a similar format with more movies.

Results for "WPIX aired episode"

Davey and Goliath WPIX aired only one episode per week, while WOR-TV and WABC-TV ran two episodes back-to-back in a 30 minute time slot.

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Yule Log (TV program) In December 2006, to commemorate the program's 40th anniversary, WPIX aired a one-hour special about its history.

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WPIX From June 1980 until June 1990, WPIX produced and syndicated Independent Network News (INN), a national newscast for independent stations.

Bill Jorgensen In June, 1980, days after after Ted Turner began the Cable News Network, WPIX began producing Independent Network News, a prime time national newscast that ran throughout the United States on small independent television stations.

Independent Network News (US) The Independent Network News (INN) was a nationally-syndicated nightly news program, seen from June 1980 until June 1990, and produced by WPIX in New York City, designed mainly for independent stations.

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WPIX From June 1980 until June 1990, WPIX produced and syndicated Independent Network News (INN), a national newscast for independent stations.

Independent Network News (US) The Independent Network News (INN) was a nationally-syndicated nightly news program, seen from June 1980 until June 1990, and produced by WPIX in New York City, designed mainly for independent stations.

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WCWN During previous MLB seasons, the station has aired some New York Mets baseball games that WPIX in New York City produced.

WSYT In the late 1980s, WSYT aired New York Yankees games that were produced and broadcast by WPIX in New York City.

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WTXF-TV Throughout the early 1980s, WTAF aired the syndicated Independent Network News, produced by Tribune-owned WPIX in New York City.

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WTVE The program was produced by WPIX in New York and delivered via satellite to independent stations around the country in the days before Fox, UPN, CW, etc.

Results for "WPIX produced newscast"

Bill Jorgensen In June, 1980, days after after Ted Turner began the Cable News Network, WPIX began producing Independent Network News, a prime time national newscast that ran throughout the United States on small independent television stations.

Results for "WPIX produced films"

WPIX WPIX also produced many acclaimed news documentary films during the 1950s and early 1960s through its production arm, WPIX International.

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    WPIX

    WPIX, channel 11, is a television station in New York City. It has been owned by the Tribune Company since its inception, and is the flagship station of the CW Television Network.
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    WRXP

    After the station was purchased by the New York Daily News in late 1963, it adopted the WPIX-FM call letters, as the station was co-owned with the television station WPIX (channel 11).
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    Yule Log (TV program)

    In December 2006, to commemorate the program's 40th anniversary, WPIX aired a one-hour special about its history.
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    List of local children's television series (United States)

    WPIX:The Chuck McCann Show (Chuck McCann), (Paul Ashley)
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    List of New York Yankees broadcasters

    Jim Kaat, 1986 (WPIX), 1995-2001 (MSG), 2002-2006 (YES)
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    The CW Television Network

    However, some stations opted to use their channel number: WNAB in Nashville is now "CW58", and WPIX in New York and KSTW in Seattle are now "CW11".
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    Chiller Theatre

    Chiller Theatre was also a Saturday night show on Channel 11 WPIX in New York City that showed classic horror movies.
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    Richard N. Hughes

    In 1969, less than a year into his stint with WPIX, he began delivering on-air editorials for the station.
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    WNYW

    From 1999 until 2002, WNYW was the broadcast home of the New York Yankees, displacing long-time incumbent WPIX.
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    George Jay Wienbarg

    For the past thirty-five years George Wienbarg has worked throughout the country as a broadcaster and journalist making appearances at, among others, CNN, New York; WABC, WCBS (FM), WCBS (AM), and WPIX (FM) in New York; WEFM (FM) in Chicago; KZLA, KPOL and KMET (FM) in Los Angeles; in Cleveland at, WWWE, WERE, and WGCL (FM) as News Director; in Nashville WLAC; and in Denver, at KIMN as Assistant News Director.

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