I remember when KTVT Dallas was an independent station; its broadcast strength gave it a radius going from Central Oklahoma to Central Texas. Save for six months I spent in El Paso, I was able to watch KTVT from ca. 1987 until it got bought out by CBS ca. 2002 despite moving several times during that period.
I remember when WBAP, channel 5 in Dallas, was the first and only TV station west of the Mississippi. It broadcast only a few hours per day. Harold Taft, an ex-military weatherman during WWII, was the weather man. He was the most accurate through the years, and there has never been another one like him.
Ironhold almost 12 years ago
I remember when KTVT Dallas was an independent station; its broadcast strength gave it a radius going from Central Oklahoma to Central Texas. Save for six months I spent in El Paso, I was able to watch KTVT from ca. 1987 until it got bought out by CBS ca. 2002 despite moving several times during that period.
alleyoops Premium Member almost 12 years ago
I remember when WBAP, channel 5 in Dallas, was the first and only TV station west of the Mississippi. It broadcast only a few hours per day. Harold Taft, an ex-military weatherman during WWII, was the weather man. He was the most accurate through the years, and there has never been another one like him.
watmiwori almost 12 years ago
Little Nudnik doesn’t believe a word of it!