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KTCA Channel 2 PBS - Last Sign-Off of the 1980s (or the first of the 1990s)
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- čas přidán 21. 09. 2014
- As somewhat of a public TV junkie in the 80s and 90s, I have lots of VHS tapes filled with programming from that era. While combing through the tapes, I found what turned out to be the last sign-off for the 1980s, aired on New Year's Eve, after a re-broadcast of 1988's Land Of Loons 2 comedy special. I suppose technically this is the first sign-off of the 1990s, since this occurred after midnight...probably around 1am, when KTCA usually signed off for the night. (Note the date at the end of the signoff.) Anyway, this is a glimpse of an era when public TV stations didn't run for 24 hours.
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You gotta hove how they transition to the color bars. Very classy
they made the colour bars the star at the end and SMPTE deserves it but come on 4 SECONDS TONE. I expected at least 2 mins of BOOOOOO
KCTS in Seattle did something similar to this in the early-mid 80's.
I like how they sealed the screen with multiple rectangles which are actually part of color bars.
Never thought anyone did that. How very unique.
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(1:36) The perfect color bars doesn't exis-
Yeah, never thought you'd say those words, meant them, *and correct them also,* did you?
Ikr. Like legit this is the only variant of the color bars you can put on a CRT in a dark basement and put me right in front of it and I wouldn't get scared or even the chills. I'd just watch it in amazement
Why did this comment make me laugh? 🤣
One of the most unique...and classiest...sign-offs.
As the 80s go off-air, the 90s go on-air.
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This is awesome, I've never seen the test pattern formed out of animated flying blocks before! Reminds me of the old Channel 4 logo in the UK.
bwc1976 yeah channel 4 don’t do that anymore. Sad.
🎉KTCA 2 Minneapolis/St.Paul🎉
Happy New Year
From 1990!
From a tilted oversized star to the usual color bars, a transition for the ages.
The transition from the 80s to the 90s awesomely explained
@@OtroCanaldeMisterios From a lot of thrill to just plain blah
@@the_expidition427 This was also used in KSPS.
First the KTCA TV channel credits that feel like I'm watching a mega-big TV show after a regular tv show, then the star screen that transforms into the test color bars?
Creative. Very, very creative.
Nowadays not only does the channels no longer have credits/endings, but the shows themselves don't even have credits 80% of the time
Very interesting. Very rarely do you hear a voice-over on the color bars.
Ah yes, in case there was any doubt of the randomness of CZcams's algorithm, this goes into the "Proof" folder
Imagine if everybody was a walking TV station. School would be educational programming, work would be ad breaks, gaming would be streams, etc. etc.
Crazy to think that this was almost 30 years ago.
This sign-off is now officially 30 years old
I don't understand why stations feel the need to broadcast 24 hours a day when hardly anyone will be watching at 3 a.m.
Just last night I was thinking the same thing, the only thing on local affiliates is infomercials and outdated newscasts, stuff people wouldn't watch if they had more options. TV stations know that the viewer count is low overnight so they put their leftovers on the air, sell some cheap ad slots and rake in profits from infomercials. Unfortunately, today it's more cost effective to run programming that pays for itself than energy savings not transmitting for 4 hours.
Satoshi9801 There are probably more people watching television at 3am than you think. Plus, I like that stations now run 24 hours, since there are more choices for us night owls and insomniacs.
+Satoshi9801 Actually, signing on and off did some serious accumulative damage to transmitters back in the day. It might not be so bad to sign off now, but keeping the transmitter on saved more money in the long run.
+Satoshi9801 Actually, signing on and off did some serious accumulative damage to transmitters back in the day. It might not be so bad to sign off now, but keeping the transmitter on saved more money in the long run.
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I like the animated transition to the bars. There was another like this, I think, and I can't find it... Thanks for posting. :D
KCTS 9 in Seattle, Washington had animation and some music- a little piano jingle-when they went off the air. There's a video from 1989 showing this, if that's what you're looking for.
thetoolbox112394
Yes, that's the one! Helped me find it again. Thanks!
Very nice, thanks for the heads-up! Both are awesome, but I think the synthesized music and smoother transition to actual test pattern give KTCA a slight edge. :)
"KTCA-TV ending it's broadcasting for the day join us tomorrow-morning goodnight".
[1:44]
"We now conclude our scheduled broadcasts for today. Thank you for joining us, and be sure to be with us again tomorrow. Good night!"
I remember watching this video when I was 5 at Fort Wilderness.
Oh man, i saw a name I recognize and it brought back bad memories. Didn't realize they worked the same job back in '90....
Yikes. I wasnt even gonna be born for another like 15 years almost so I don't know any of those people, but imagining seeing someone you knew on something uploaded online that was recorded 20 years prior must be scary, especially if they were someone you didn't like.
Thanks for posting and your descriptive comment. I love the nostalgia...thank you
Wow, the mailing address and the phone number are made up of the numbers of the Two Stations that Twin Cities Television owned (and still own) at the time, KTCA 2 and KTCI 17. Clever.
Cool sign-off I've ever seen
KCTS in Seattle did something similar to this when they signed off in the mid-80's.
I remember that one.
Ah, The Nostalgia Of KTCA.....
It is so strange to see such sign-offs again; after so many, many years... 😢
This video is so surreal. A relic of a bygone era
What a beautiful transition to the color bars
This was aired on January 1,1990
As a Minnesotan this is just ✨perfection✨
This is my favorite sign-off.
the star to a color bars very classic
This was December 31, 1989 to January 1, 1990.
1:37 this part is really scary to me for some reason when I’m alone
It scares the shit outa me at 2:00AM lol
KTCA-TV 2 Sign Off Last The 2016
(Of The First In 2017) December 31, 2016 - January 1, 2017
That Was The Best 3 Minutes & 44 Seconds Of My Life!
Welp, time for bed!
At least it gets to live for another day as Twin Cities Public Television.
2:06-2:10 "Ok that was easy money. I toned for 4 seconds "WHOOPIE" or is it "BOOOOIE in my case? Later TV People and for the record" (flips bird) "BOOOOOOOO"
i watch [adult swim] from 8p to 6a
Do you have any Mumfie things from PBS?
who's watching in new year 2020?
The announcer sounds a lot like Bob Barker.
02:05 WTF!?
0:52 Carl Jacobs
I don't know what happened at the end..
"Seventeen-two" East Fourth Street? Is that a Minnesota thing?
Twin Cities Public Television ran two TV stations on channels 17 and 2 on the dial. So saying "seventeen-two" is a reflection of that.
ktca 2 iz signing off today and enjoy the tv 2 ktca soon and good night
"Don't forget mister-rogers sesame-street & square 1 tv tomorrow goodnight".
This is real guys!
I wonder why they shut down for New Year's Day?
MightyJKF At that time they shut down every night between 1am and 6am. A lot of stations would shut down overnight, in the belief there wasn’t enough of an audience to broadcast all night long.
@@mjanovec oh ok
i like the music
December 31 1989
No
@@solojinglesradio1 Yes it is. It happened between December 31 and January 1st
KTCA-TV CHANNEL-2 PBS ST.PAUL MINNESOTA GOODNIGHT EVERYBODY.
1989 to 1990.
Goodbye ktca TV 📺 😢 💔 😞 😭 😪
What happened
@@MaryTudor28283 this was from the 1980s-1990s
Did PBS Kids Sign on?
Oh
So, the KTCA "water graphics" logo debuted in 1990, aren't you sure?
They had a number of water graphics over the years that either had waves behind the logo or a ripple effect (as seen here). A new version with blue ripples was started in 1990, which they used as the background for the credit roll.
What month in 1990 did KTCA start using the water graphics (in which was used for the logo)?
Not sure of the exact month. Sometime between January and June.
Someone forgot the PBS logo.
sylenya smith it was a Minnesota oringal
0:12 Composed in Sega Genesis (1989)
WHUT Channel 32 in Washington, DC signed off until the late 90s, it's Howard University's Public TV Station.
KTCA Channel 2 Sign Off for Saturday 31th December 1989 en Happy New Year
What time was this
The sign off was usually around 1am.
The world was better when TV went to bed
Well I wish for adult swim to sign off and cartoon network will sign on ident like that
I wish for Adult Swim to sign off permanently.
@@johnpat3622 HELL NO WE NEED ADULT SWIM ON FOR TOONAMI YOU THINK TOONAMI WILL COME BACK TO CARTOON NETWORK HELL NO
this isnt the final one, its just a sign off for the night. -_-
Read the video title again... It was the last sign-off for the 1980s.
Yay he's right
1:57 What is this?
Color bars?
0:29
we have this and then theres qubo 💀💀
0:01 swing
100th!
Ktca 2’s final sign off was on 12/31/89 and it’s first day to not sign on was on 1/1/90
Umm?
Get outta here
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