This one-hour special commemorating the 40th anniversary of Dallas television station WFAA-TV aired in 1989 and was hosted by Tracy Rowlett, written and produced by John Sparks, directed by...

2021年5月19日 · Various promos from WFAA Channel 8 in 1989. Posted for educational and historical purposes only. All material is under the ...more

2017年9月26日 · On a Thursday night, 14 veterans of the squad quit. 23 rookies were left with the weekend to decide their fate. The women felt that those plans went directly against the team's wholesome image. The...

Commercials aired on WFAA in Dallas during an episode of the Burt Reynolds tv show, "B.L. Stryker" from February 13, 1989

Once again, the fairy godmother of television journalism smiled kindly at the Spirit of Texas on 8. Once again, the massive audience that ranks WFAA-TV as the most dominant news station in any...

Welcome to the WFAA Archives, a collaborative project aiming to preserve WFAA schedules from its beginnings as a secondary NBC affiliate in 1949 as KBTV to what it is today as WFAA, an ABC affiliate in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas.

From WFAA channel 8, the ABC affiliate for the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas area. The Inauguration was aired with very little ad breaks, so there aren't as many commercials as you'd think for nearly...

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The year was 1989. In February, Jerry Jones becomes the new owner of the Dallas Cowboys. He fires Tom Landry. Director of the Cheerleaders Suzanne Mitchell resigns. Rumors swirl about Jones' plans for changes to the squad -- and 14 cheerleaders quit. wfaa.com 1989: The year 14 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders quit

2024年9月11日 · “Good Morning Texas,” a live morning program of talk, information and entertainment, debuted in 1994. WFAA-TV demonstrated high definition television (HDTV) to more than 150,000 viewers at the State Fair of Texas in October 1997, and the following February it aired the first non-experimental HDTV signal in the country.