8.6K views · 29 reactions | Make sure you're watching the right morning news— Channel 11 Morning News has the latest on what's happening in your neighborhood. | WPXI-TV Pittsburgh | Facebook

11 .... 11 ALIVE! This is it -- the jingle that defined Channel 11 from 1976 to 1984. The 11 Alive theme takes you back to another time, a time we're keeping "Alive" on this page. In 1982, the colorful, psychedelic animation was replaced with this flashier version, with an updated "11 Alive" logo. Enjoy! | WPIX Archives

48 reactions · 3 comments | Channel 11 News covers more stories in Butler county! | WPXI-TV Pittsburgh | Facebook

11's ALIVE WITH BONGOS! If you were fighting insomnia and watching TV in the 1970s through 1984, the Channel 11 Film Festival, shown late at night, was no help — the explosion of bongos in this instrumental was enough to jar you awake! Thanks tapthat2012 for sharing this with the WPIX Archives. This begins with an 11 Alive station ID voiced by Ralph Lowenstein. | WPIX Archives

8.7K views · 148 reactions | Ah, when to find peace and quiet to watch the news. Here comes Channel 11 to the rescue with Midday, weekdays at 11:30 a.m. This 1984 commercial is memorable -- and shows how much the world has changed in 33 years! | WPIX Archives | Facebook

5.6K views · 304 reactions | PIX PIX PIX! Who remembers playing the PIX PIX PIX game on Channel 11 back in the early 1980s? This is it — the original TV PIXXX — straight from the WPIX Archives! Enjoy more clips as we celebrate PIX11's 75th anniversary all day long.  #PIX75 #tbt | WPIX Archives | Facebook

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