CBS TV aired this 3 minute extended promo for the "It's All Right Here" 1993 fall campaign only a few times. Enjoy. Video remains the property of CBS, all rights reserved.
33, It's All Right Here (It's All Right Here), In West Alabama. WCFT-TV Tuscaloosa, Alabama home of the 12th National Championship the Alabama Crimson Tide led by Gene Stallings.
The few good things for CBS that season was their acquisition of David Letterman from NBC and the Lillehammer Winter Olympics. Unfortunately, this would also be the season they lost the broadcast rights to Major League Baseball and NFL football as their sports rights overbidding in the late 80s came back to bite them from behind, leading to the loss of many of their stations switching affiliation to Fox and their overall ratings nosediving to dead-last.
I wonder if Carroll O Connor was reluctant to return to CBS when his show changed networks. He vowed never to work for the network again after Archie Bunkers Place didn’t get a proper finale.
2:09 Unfortunately mid-season the “excitement of the games” would go to the Fox Network after the December 1993 announcement that would change TV forever.
I've been watching a compilation of CBS promos from the 1970s onward and this woman at 0:25 appears frequently in the 90s promos. Does anybody know who she is?
I hope y'all will reply to this RIP Mike Wallace Morley Safer Harold Dow Ed Bradley Carroll O'Connor Clarence Gilyard Jr. and Angela Lansbury...is Steve Kroft dead???...I can't- remember if he is or not.......in 1995 I got to meet Clarence Gilyard Jr. I got his autograph he was a very nice man I was able to talk to him for a few minutes that was nice huh?????7....oh and RIP Charles Kuralt......like I said I hope y'all will reply to this
I showed this to my friend, and this was his response:
"Were the makers of this high when they made this?"
IT'S ALL RIGHT HERE, WCBS (New York)
It's All Right Here, TV13
(KRCG Jefferson City/Columbia, MO)
33, It's All Right Here (It's All Right Here), In West Alabama. WCFT-TV Tuscaloosa, Alabama home of the 12th National Championship the Alabama Crimson Tide led by Gene Stallings.
It’s All Right Here, KKTV (Colorado Springs-Pueblo)
It’s All Right Here, 13 (WBTW Florence-Myrtle Beach)
1993 the year I was born
"42, It's All Right Here" WBMG-TV Birmingham
"13, It's All Right Here" WBTW Florence/Myrtle Beach/Lumberton/Wilmington
czcams.com/video/rJMYwxt5I4g/video.html
I'm so lucky to share my birthday with David Letterman, though I'm way younger than him 😅
One of my coaches has the same birthday as David letterman & he’s exactly the same age
The few good things for CBS that season was their acquisition of David Letterman from NBC and the Lillehammer Winter Olympics. Unfortunately, this would also be the season they lost the broadcast rights to Major League Baseball and NFL football as their sports rights overbidding in the late 80s came back to bite them from behind, leading to the loss of many of their stations switching affiliation to Fox and their overall ratings nosediving to dead-last.
Two notable shows that had their debuts in this 1993-1994 season were The Nanny and Walker Texas Ranger!
I wonder if Carroll O Connor was reluctant to return to CBS when his show changed networks. He vowed never to work for the network again after Archie Bunkers Place didn’t get a proper finale.
Channel 4 it's all right here kdfw tv Dallas fort Worth (now a fox station and CBS now with ktvt)
This promo forgot Charles Kuralt, from "CBS News: Sunday Morning."
He retired, and then died four years later.
Before they fillpped to Fox kdfw did not forget its the final local vision.
2:09 Unfortunately mid-season the “excitement of the games” would go to the Fox Network after the December 1993 announcement that would change TV forever.
WBTW version:
czcams.com/video/rJMYwxt5I4g/video.html
It was near the end of the 1993 NFL Season when the “excitement of the games” would go to the FOX Network.
I saw Miles from Murphy Brown.
It's All Right Here, Colorado's 7! KMGH Denver (now an ABC affiliate)
Colorado's watching Denver 7
94 Olympics was last one for kdfw tv before switch to fox and ktvt takes over CBS .
The NBC one just seems more fun. I dunno.
I've been watching a compilation of CBS promos from the 1970s onward and this woman at 0:25 appears frequently in the 90s promos. Does anybody know who she is?
Never mind, I found out who she is. It's Connie Chung.
tv-11 its all right here WBAL tv BALTIMORE now NBC
Tv 11 let's all be there
That was until “Fox wins NFC NFL package”
And "NBC/ABC Baseball Network wins MLB rights"
@@JoseTwitterFan abelt short life because of the 1994 baseball strike
I hope y'all will reply to this RIP Mike Wallace Morley Safer Harold Dow Ed Bradley Carroll O'Connor Clarence Gilyard Jr. and Angela Lansbury...is Steve Kroft dead???...I can't- remember if he is or not.......in 1995 I got to meet Clarence Gilyard Jr. I got his autograph he was a very nice man I was able to talk to him for a few minutes that was nice huh?????7....oh and RIP Charles Kuralt......like I said I hope y'all will reply to this