Are classic schedules allowed to be posted? I noticed there are same in here so I hope I posted this in the right section.

I wanted to do a before and after schedule as I was able to get a copy of the WPIX Channel 11 schedule from Fall 1984 and post the current Fall 2024 schedule to compare it and the evolution of local TV channels (and live channels in general).

Not sure if all of you know what WPIX is, but it is a channel based in New Yoek City, for awhile many cable providers offered it as a superstation in out of state markets, much like WGN,WSBK,I think KTLA was also a superstation, and of course SuperStation TBS (or WTBS).

Here is the schedule though...

MONDAY-FRIDAY FALL 1984
5:00 - Life of Riley
5:30 - Independent Network News
6:00 - Open Mind
6:30 - Great Space Coaster
7:00 - Scooby Doo
7:30 - Heathcliff
8:00 - Voltron, Defender of the Universe
8:30 - Superfriends
9:00 - Happy Days Again
9:30 - Laverne and Shirley
10:00 - The Odd Couple
10:30 - Family
11:30 - Best Talk in Town
12:00 - Independent Network News
12:30 - Movie
2:30 - Tom and Jerry
3:00 - Transformers
3:30 - Heathcliff
4:00 - Voltron, Defender of the Universe
4:30 - Happy Days Again
5:00 - Little House on the Prairie
6:00 - Benson
6:30 - Barney Miller
7:00 - The Jeffersons
7:30 - Independent Network News
8:00 - The 8 O'Clock Movie
10:00 - Independent Network News (INN News)
10:30 - News
11:00 - The Odd Couple
11:30 - The Honeymooners
12:00 - Star Trek
1:00 - The Twilight Zone
1:30 - Independent Network News
2:00 - Space: 1999

MONDAY - FRIDAY FALL 2024
6:00 AM - PIX11 Morning News at 6am
7:00 AM - PIX11 Morning News at 7am
9:00 AM - PIX11 Morning News at 9am
10:00 AM - New York Living
11:00 AM - Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
11:30 AM - Mathis Court With Judge Mathis
12:00 PM The Steve Wilkos Show
1:00 PM - Karamo DNA
2:00 PM - Judy Justice
2:30 PM - Judy Justice
3:00 PM - Dr. Phil
4:00 PM - PIX11 News at 4
5:00 PM - PIX11 News at 5
6:00 PM - PIX11 News at 6
6:30 PM - PIX11 Evening News
7:00 PM - NY Sports Nation Nightly
7:30 PM - The Big Bang Theory
8:00 PM - CW Programming
10:00 PM - PIX11 News at Ten
11:00 PM - Seinfeld
11:30 PM - Seinfeld
12:00 AM - Friends
12:30 AM - Two and a Half Men
1:00 AM - The Big Bang Theory
1:30 AM - Young Sheldon
2:00 AM - Paid Programming
2:30 AM - Two and a Half Men
3:00 AM - Bob Hearts Abishola
3:30 AM - The Goldbergs
4:00 AM - PIX11 Morning News at 4am
4:30 AM - PIX11 Morning News at 4:30am
5:00 AM - PIX11 Morning News at 5am

I think you mean 1984, not 2018, right?

yes sorry, not sure where 2018 came from.

Thank you for posting it..... What garbage it has become since 1984 but we knew that!!

Oh how the mighty have fallen. I've lived in the NY metro area more or less since 1974. I miss the independent channels rerun schedules. Now we have hours and hours of local news, Judge shows, and talk shows. Yuck.

I have a request: would you happen to have any old WPIX logs from January 1981?

~Ben

I think you mean 1984, not 2018, right?Def.. Not much GOOD from 2018 thats for sure...


Thanx for the schedule!!

I have a request: would you happen to have any old WPIX logs from January 1981?

~Ben

There's a bunch of IDs on YouTube like this one
https://youtu.be/72VfydJb4C4?si=0o7dhh9SZ0St_Xs7

Here's the history of the logos https://logos.fandom.com/wiki/WPIX

The guy who created the on air graphics was a teacher I had at The School of Visual Arts.

There's a bunch of IDs on YouTube like this one
https://youtu.be/72VfydJb4C4?si=0o7dhh9SZ0St_Xs7

Here's the history of the logos https://logos.fandom.com/wiki/WPIX

The guy who created the on air graphics was a teacher I had at The School of Visual Arts.

I mean what schedules did they have back in January 1981?

~Ben

I mean what schedules did they have back in January 1981?

~Ben

I misread logs as logo.

For some reason WPIX must have been exempt from Syndex. I know they carried it in Troy, AL on cable for several years and I remember one night in it the summer or fall of 1994 I was at a friend of my mother’s house and Star Trek: The Next Generation was on and again it was in Troy, AL.