SUNDAY MOVIES ON WPIX: Ah, Sundays in New York on WPIX ... there was a rhythm to them. You'd catch cartoons like Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse, then an Abbott and Costello flick, and then more movies all day from "New York's Movie Station." In 1985, we created this wonderful movie package that featured the skyline (including the Twin Towers, which inspired our classic "Circle 11" logo) and flowing "Channel 11" filmstrips. Enjoy this clip, and hearing Ralph Lowenstein's voice, which we first he

WPIX is 75 Years Old Today! On June 15, 1948, WPIX TV was launched. It was known for children’s programming in its early days but evolved into a major news operation. Join us TONIGHT (Thursday) as we recall our most memorable, groundbreaking stories. #WPIX #PIX11 #Anniversary 75! | Mary Murphy Mystery

NEW YORK'S MOVIE STATION: For decades, Channel 11 prided itself on its extensive film library -- and many movie showcases -- until the arrival of network affiliation in 1995 began to decrease the need for a deep cinematic bench. WPIX's many movie opens were memorable, and our premiere showcase, the 8 O'Clock Movie, had some of the best -- here's one of them, from the early 1980s. This comes from a station master tape. | WPIX Archives