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Duration: 01:17 minutes Upload Time: 06-12-11 17:53:46 User: Namzso1 :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day |
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Description: Channel 9 News with future United States Senator Rod Grams. Rod Grams anchored KMSP news fom 1982-1992 before being elected to represent Minnesota in the United States Congress. |
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| jonpaulmoen ::: Favorites I haven't seen this commercial for 21 years and when I do, it feels like it was only yesterday. Thank goodness for youtube! 07-09-19 10:48:34 __________________________________________________ | |
| sky1beam ::: Favorites Who Owned KMSP in the 1980's 07-09-02 10:51:09 __________________________________________________ | |
| wxtulsa ::: Favorites Yes, it was the original Fox affiliate (only for two years). KMSP wasn't owned by Fox until, as I said, 2001. There's a difference between being owned by a network and being an affiliate of a network. 07-08-10 08:00:02 __________________________________________________ | |
| chibicelchan ::: Favorites Actually, KMSP was Fox's first Twin Cities affiliate, but they sold it to KITN (then WFTC) for some reason. It was then independent until 1995, and sold back to Fox later, as you said. 07-08-10 02:49:27 __________________________________________________ | |
| wxtulsa ::: Favorites Well, since KMSP wasn't purchased by Fox until 2001, I would say so. 07-06-18 17:55:56 __________________________________________________ | |
| dingdook22 ::: Favorites The logo looks like the KHJ-TV logo 07-03-16 16:36:38 __________________________________________________ | |
| DerrickLee2006 ::: Favorites Rod Grams anchored at WIFR-TV 23 in Rockford, Illinois in the early 1980s. There are some clips on Youtube of him anchoring Action News. 07-01-30 14:04:21 __________________________________________________ | |
| BigTeebo ::: Favorites I miss the 'ol channel 9. Syndicated sitcoms(diffrent strokes) and just movies on primetime, LONG before Fox. 07-01-26 00:25:06 __________________________________________________ | |
| TwinCitian ::: Favorites This was during a time of transition for KMSP. They had been an independent station for seven years, FOX was just launched (they would dump it a year later), and news wasn't the borderline (or crossing the line) tabloid fare we see today. 07-01-10 15:56:28 __________________________________________________ | |
| Kuahmel ::: Favorites Beat me to it. This must have been before Fox bought that station. 07-01-10 03:03:02 __________________________________________________ | |
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