Klein& WTOP One & Only TV 9 Promos 1975 

1:15 DId you put a shorter white cue mark?

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They don't have anything worth promoting.

@@SongSwan Sad but very true.

@Billie Jo When Warner Wolf did ABCs Monday Night Baseball and Interviewed the commissioner, he always asked When Washington, DC getting a team, so many times that Bowie Kuhn, didn't say "just drive to Baltimore"!

I sometimes listened to WTOP radio (1500 AM) at night dating back from the 1980's . . . I could pick it up in Northwest Connecticut . . . these days it's WFED (which I've also listened to on a few occasions).

In 1978, Post-Newsweek sold WTOP to the Evening News Association, which changed its call letters to WDVM. In 1986, Gannett purchased Evening News, and changed the station's call letters to the current WUSA.

SCMediaWorks Regardless, they are still “The One and Only TV9”!

Jude Desilva right after the IF clip...."sports with you-know-who". Who is he?

Warner Wolf is his name. ..He was a big time sports announcer in DC before he moved to New York and became very famous...I think his catch phrase was "let's go to the video tape"...I was a kid when he was around

Kool Kev the Jam Master Thank you--I remember him from Imus In The Morning, which was on via Satellite (on FOX Business Network). I did not recognize him in the video.

@@TheKEVMART1 Wolf left the “One and Only TV 9” by 1976 for New York City. He first appeared at WABC-TV Channel 7 with the Eyewitness News team. Four years later, He would end up as sportscaster on the powerhouse WCBS-TV’s Channel 2 News at 6:00 and 11:00pm alongside Jim Jensen, Rolland Smith and Michele Marsh respectively, to name a few. It would be another 12 years (1980-92) before Warner would return to the Nation’s Capital (and W*USA Channel 9). But then three years later (1995), Warner would once again return to WCBS-TV as sportscaster for another nine years.

George Will was a commentator for Agronsky and Company.

These were actually done with computers. When the text is forming and zooming into the "9" it is fully CG but it switches to traditional methods when the pictures of actors and reporters are shown in the "9".

That would be Warner Wolf, who many may know went on to work in NY, but was a native Washingtonion and did sports on channel 9 from the mid 60s to mid 70s. Glenn Brenner took his place, and when Glenn died of a brain tumor in 1992, Warner returned for a time. We sports fans in DC were blessed in the 70s, 80s, and early 90s (not just by legendary Redskins teams, but also) to have enjoyed Warner, Glenn, and George Michael, as well as other who went on to national exposure like James Brown, Tim Brant, and Mike Patrick.

Probably he was Glenn Brenner.

Nope. They were actually done by Klein& in Los Angeles with the Ron Hicklin singers.

@@jimscott2050 Ah! Thanx...I'd never heard of them until just now.

That leaves "Match Game", right?

They preempted TPIR from 1976 to 1982 people down that way could watch it on the Baltimore station

@@greggsheaffer2521 Which I think at the time, WMAR Channel 2 was the Baltimore affiliate for CBS until 1981 cause WBAL was NBC before switching to CBS, and WJZ was an ABC station