Request: Baltimore/Harrisonburg TV Listings (1984-1988)

[anabate123]

Anyone have TV listings from local TV Guides from Washington or Baltimore or Harrisonburg from the mid 80s? If so I'd love to see them posted! And also, if you have any please let me know.

Here are the listings....

2 - WMAR Baltimore (NBC)
3 - WHSV Harrisonburg (ABC)
4 - WRC Washington (NBC)
5 - WTTG Washington (Fox)
7 - WJLA Washington (ABC)
9 - WDVM Washington (CBS, changed call letters to WUSA in 1986)
11 - WBAL Baltimore (CBS)
13 - WJZ Baltimore (ABC)
20 - WDCA Washington (Ind)
22 - WMPT Annapolis (PBS)
26 - WETA Washington (PBS)
45 - WBFF Baltimore (Ind, became Fox affiliate in 1986)
50 - WCQR Washington (Ind, changed call letters to WFTY in 1985)
53 - WNVT Goldvein (PBS)
54 - WNUV Baltimore (Ind)
56 - WNVC Fairfax (PBS)
66 - WTKK Manassas (Ind)
67 - WMPB Baltimore (PBS)

 

[crainbebo]

4/30/86. DC/Baltimore TV Guide...
http://radiodiscussions.com/smf/index.php?topic=208987.0

-crainbebo

 

[rwells2265]

Why does everyone hate Charlottesville and Hagerstown? ;D (Hagerstown was probably still its own DMA in the '80s; however, by the mid-'90s, it got folded into D.C.'s. And, even though they remain separate DMAs to this day, there's plenty of overlap between Harrisonburg and Charlottesville.)

Hagerstown ... that NBC station was carried in the Dish Network local package that served the area around Petersburg, W.Va. (we had a cabin there for a week in '09). I found it odd because WRC was also on Dish, and I never knew them to offer more than one station per net.

I caught one of WHAG's newscasts, and - apart from the obvious lower-budget look (expected, due to market size) - what jumped out at me was the anchor. I don't recollect her name, but she had a hairdo and shoulder pads (!!) that looked like Hagerstown never left 1985. ;D

--Russell