| WXNE-TV Channel 25 (now WFXT), Boston MA Sign-Off from the mid-1980s |
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| Sign-off of Boston's current Fox Network
owned-and-operated station back when it was owned by Pat
Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN),
originator of The 700 Club. CBN put WXNE-TV
Channel 25 on the air in 1977 as an independent station
airing religious and family-friendly entertainment shows.
CBN sold WXNE-TV to Fox in January 1987, which promptly
changed the call letters to the present WFXT. This sign-off is pretty standard, except for perhaps the computer-animated Channel 25 logo. It consists of mention of station ownership, operating frequencies and power, an invitation to join the station tomorrow for a new day of programming, the ever-popular U.S. Navy "Aim High" SSB film, and color bars. TV-signoffs.com gives its thanks to Dan O'Hara of Syracuse NY for contributing this clip. |
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