Here's a throwback — Pat Harper, Brad Holbrook (then new to WPIX) in for Steve Bosh and the credits of the Jan. 5, 1984 Action News, along with some other PIX goodies that will make you believe that the Eight O'Clock Movie is about to come on! | WPIX Archives

BILL JORGENSEN'S FAMOUS LINE: Many news anchors back in the day had signature lines to close their newscasts. Bill Beutel's was "good luck, be well." Roger Grimsby's was "hoping your news is good news." Here, from July 1981, is Bill Jorgensen's famous saying — "thank you for your time this time, until next time" — PLUS a nice extended cut of the Action News theme! | WPIX Archives

MOVIE TIME! Chances are, you saw countless movies on WPIX, "New York's movie station." And our premiere showcase was the Eight O'Clock Movie. Remember this open we used from 1980 to 1984? What are your Channel 11 movie-watching memories? | WPIX Archives

1970s FLASHBACK! This WPIX bumper makes us want to stop everything and watch a great movie! Who remembers this version of the Eight O'Clock Movie? | WPIX Archives

The Yule Log is an American television event which is traditionally broadcast on Christmas Eve or Christmas Morning. Originally airing from 1966-1989 on the NYC station WPIX, this beloved “show” was relaunched in 2001 and consists of a single shot of a roaring fireplace which loops every seven seconds – even if you have a fireplace, this calming and festive footage will make anyone’s holiday feel a little more special. Netflix offers four Yule Log watching options, simply type "fireplace" into s