AFTERNOON KID FUN ON WPIX! This clip from a 1980 afternoon of kid shows has a commercial explaining the TV PIXXX game concept. What's more, we have a TV PIXXX Pal clue, as well as the Magic Word of The Day. This is classic WPIX, another gem we are sharing with you on our birthday. A friend of the archives shared this with us. Enjoy! | WPIX Archives

Happy birthday to us! WPIX turns 70 years old today — here's a look at some of our best moments. You can see so much more in our one-hour special airing Saturday at 4 and 11 p.m. Keep sharing your PIX memories and THANK YOU for watching and following us here. | WPIX Archives

FRIDAY ARCHIVE SPECIAL! Join the WPIX Archives Friday at 5 p.m. for a special event! We are streaming our complete evening newscast from exactly 33 years ago, Feb. 10, 1984! It will run exactly as it aired! If you miss it at 5 p.m, fear not, it will be available for repeat viewing. See you Friday at 5 p.m. | WPIX Archives

Channel 11 wpix early morning news 4/11/1980

From January 1980, a rare piece of WPIX Archives television and a slice of New York TV history. Here's the close of the Saturday Action News anchored by usually off-camera announcer Bill Biery, followed by a long credit roll that gives us a chance to enjoy the fantastic "Move Closer" Action News instrumental theme and see some street scenes from early 1980 New York, followed by a "Next" bumper (a slide on the old telecine) for "The Rookies" and a little bit of a Richard N. Hughes editorial, in w

A BLAST FROM 1980s PIX11 News! For Throwback Thursday, we dug up this retro clip that shows you what TV news at WPIX was like in 1985. You'll see some familiar PIX11 faces here, including Ed Miller, Jerry Girard, Bob Harris and Donna Hanover. Donna visited PIX11 today, and chatted with Tamsen Fadal about an important cause they are working on. Don't forget to check out the link after enjoying this video -- which you should watch through the end! http://go.pix11.com/1I1ULrz | PIX11

SUPERMAN ON WPIX! Superman is perhaps the ultimate WPIX movie —after all, we work in the "Superman Building" and pass the "Superman Globe" every day. As we remember the late WPIX announcer Doug Paul, we present this 1980s classic ad that features his voice. What were your favorite movies on WPIX? | WPIX Archives