CBS Television You Can Feel  

My Mom and I used to watch Murphy Brown every week on Monday night it was a fun show God I miss those days

The theme song for CBS' promo, "TV You Can Feel" was one of my cult favorite hit songs.

Murphy Brown premiered on the same day I was born! November 14th. The only difference was that Murphy Brown was born in 1988 and I was born in 1995.

This CBS jingle from before I was born makes me think if the Muppet Babies were also singing it that same 1988-89 season and Beeker sang the Meep Meep Meep Meep Meep Meep at the end

"You can feel it on Channel 10" WCAU-TV Philadelphia (Prior to flipping to NBC 10 on September 10, 1995).

The weekly series did start in 1988.

Poor CBS didn't even try this season. An ironic contrast to their upbeat Saturday morning theme: Saturday Rocks. As a kid, I only watched the holiday specials on CBS primetime. Charlie Brown doesn't seem the same since he was moved to ABC.

Amazing I was born on December 6th,1988 CBS shows was Dallas Murphy brown and newhart. Before kdfw meet fox in 1995.

Garfied and Friends debuted in 1988

another great post...when tv was good!

As of 1/24/22, coincidentally my younger sister's 34th Birthday, I just saw all 184 episodes of Newhart.

I also have seen all 122 episodes of Kate & Allie, all 47 episodes of Pee-wee's Playhouse, and all 13 episodes of Hey Vern, It's Ernest!!!.

WRAL in Raleigh, NC always had their own announcer over the ID.

I was born on Sept. 6, 1988; 'round the time CBS's 1988-89 TV season was 'bout 2 start.

while the other networks were doing their image campaigns in an all out party-going matter (NBC, ABC, Fox etc...) at the time CBS went for a calmer approach using the "Television You Can Feel" theme (AKA *You Can Feel It on CBS*), since they already slipped to third place in the ratings.

"I'm really feeling it!" -Shulk (Had to be done.)

"You Can Feel It on Channel 5" KPIX-TV San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose, California (a CBS O&O station)

Wiseguy! Fuck yeah!

You Can Feel It On channel 10 KTLV-TV Medford Oregon.

"You Can Feel It on 42" WBMG-TV Birmingham

Rather lackluster, IMO, though I did like the instrumental stinger used for network/affiliate IDs that season.

You Can Feel It On channel 2 WBBM-TV Chicago Illinois.

"You Can Feel It on Channel 5" WAGA-TV Atlanta

You Can Feel It On channel 3 WTKR-TV Norfolk Virginia.

You Can Feel It on Channel 8 WKBT-TV La Crosse, Wisconsin

"You Can Feel It on Channel 4" local version for KDFW-TV in Dallas as formely a CBS affiliate (now Fox O&O)

"You Can Feel It on Channel 10" WCAU Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (now an NBC O&O station)

Murphy Brown debuted that year and was the only bright spot on their schedule.

@deangelomywayentfan Big fat hairy deal, Garfield really premiered in 1987!

This is too somber (judging by their ratings at the time it was good for them to do a much "calmer" approach), but I did like the "CBS Spirit" campaign from the previous year (1987).

"You Can Feel It, 4's On the Move" WHBF-TV Rock Island/Moline, Illinois-Daevnport/Bettendorf, Iowa

If CBS did this today they would show clips from the latest shows (Magnum P.I. (2018 version), S.W.A.T., God Friended Me, NCIS, Madam Secretary, Criminal Minds, Young Sheldon, Mom, NCIS: LA, Evil etc....), while ending with a shot of Emily Prentiss and the BAU team (since this is Criminal Minds's last season).

You can feel it on WTVJ (now an NBC station)

You can Feel It On Wnev (Now Whdh)