KCPQ 13 commercial break & sign-off March 4 1984 

This Version Of The Lord's Prayer Was Also Seen In The Early 70s On KHJ (KCAL) In Los Angeles.

When the transmitter shut off at the very end of the video, another television station had a signal strong enough to be received on KCPQ 13. This is probably the reason why voices can be heard after the transmitter has been shut off.

If you look at that PSA Closely,you`ll see Philip McKenon as the car driver mourner

A Native Indian signing the Lord's Prayer and the National Anthem with the American Flag as the back drop? God, I miss those days as a child. I was 7 in 1984. TV is all trash now. I don't even watch it. Also, KCPQ13 was the station I remember growing up in the Bremerton/Port Orchard area. So many memories from a 10 minute video.

Reposting from the 1985 and 1996 KCPQ signoff clips: Some more info about the "Bluebird of Happiness" recording featured in this signoff: It's not the original 1945 recording; this one uses a later 1958 recording featuring Joe Reisman and his Orchestra (the original one used the RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sylvan Levin). Nonetheless, this is still a beautiful film!

I used to watch this late at night and wonder how many, if any, others were doing the same...

At 6:20 after "The Star-Spangled Banner" "Fourth Stanza" version is seen from the original PBS San Antonio affiliate station KLRN sign-off airing, Jan Peerce's "The Bluebird of Happiness" is heard and shown in this Q13 Puget Sound Television Tacoma-Seattle (now Fox 13) KCPQ sign-off airing, with Washington State scenery visuals from the Pacific Northwest. Q13's then Kelly Broadcasting sister station and NBC Sacramento-Stockton, California affiliate KCRA-TV Channel 3, had used the same tune but with Northern California scenery visuals.

Back when stations signed off and played The National Anthem. Then signed back on usually w/ some kind of inspirational message.

Nice job! This video as you know includes the fourth verse of the star-spangled-banner sung by a folk singer with the film produced by the us Presbyterian Church

Hey, a proper sign-off announcement (however brief it is) @ 2:40. :D

Okay, that owl is scary.

That is Q13 FOX in Seattle from 1984 before they were an FOX Television Station two years later.

I like The Howling Movie

KBTC 28 Tacoma opening August 31 2004

do you have videos of kstw

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