Wright (most recently with FOX News Channel) Lloyd Lindsay Young (was with KKSF in San Francisco until 2016) John Zacherle (deceased) In popular culture The station's Broadway studio building can be seen in the 1971 film Shaft; its "dotted 9" logo is visible in the background early on, as Shaft is walking around Times Square. A WOR-TV helicopter is shown in the 1975 film Dog Day Afternoon, with a video crew trying to get coverage of the bank hold-up; an NYPD helicopter forces WOR's helicopter out of the area. In the 1983 film Without a Trace, the main character is interviewed live by a fictional reporter who has a "9" flag on her microphone and works for "WOR-TV News". In 1989–90, WWOR (then owned by MCA) was incorporated into the Universal Studios Florida ride, Kongfrontation, which closed in 2002. Newscasts from the station can be seen in the 1990 film Gremlins 2: The New Batch. A UPN 9 News van can be seen briefly in the 2006 film Freedomland. Technical information Subchannels The station's digital signal is multiplexed: See also WOR (AM) (710 kHz) WEPN-FM, the former WOR-FM (98.7 MHz) RKO General WWOR EMI Service, the national version of WWOR-TV seen outside the New York market from 1979 to 1997 References External links My9NJ.com – Official website WOR/WWOR-TV Classic and Current Station IDs/Promos from TVARK Two articles about WOR-TV's premiere night on the air in 1949 "Thames on 9" -- WOR-TV's prime-time schedule from September 6-10 1976, when Thames took over channel 9 WWOR-TV logos and screenshots from 1950s to the present day CDBS files for WWOR-TV 0000001381 BLCDT-20080807AAD BXLCDT-20110505ABT BXPCDT-20110617AAA BXLCDT-20120615ADG Mass media in Hudson County, New Jersey WOR-TV WOR-TV MyNetworkTV affiliates Buzzr affiliates Heroes & Icons affiliates Fox Television Stations Superstations in the United States Television channels and stations established in 1949 1949 establishments in New York City RKO General National Hockey League over-the-air television broadcasters