Williams on WPXI in the 1990s. A revamped version of Pittsburgh 2day Live replaced Sally. KDKA-TV aired The Rosie O'Donnell Show during its entire six-year run at the 4 p.m. time slot. After the show ended its run in 2002, rather than airing its replacement (the short-lived Caroline Rhea Show, which aired on WPXI), KDKA-TV became the first station in the Pittsburgh market to air a 4 p.m. newscast. As of September 2019, the only syndicated talk show on KDKA-TV is Dr. Phil serving as a lead-in to its evening newscast. Since August 2020, Dr. Phil has been the only syndicated show airing on KDKA-TV in any capacity outside of the graveyard slot between the post-late fringe and breakfast television, as the station is either airing CBS network programming or local news throughout the day except for the 3–4 p.m. slot for Dr. Phil, with sister station WPCW now airing a heavy syndicated schedule during daytime programming. Local shows Hometown High-Q (2000–present) – "quiz bowl" format show with three teams composed of local high school students #1 Cochran Sports Showdown (1998–present): – sports talk show KD/PG Sunday Edition – public affairs program; joint production with Pittsburgh Post-Gazette PTL – lifestyle talk show Your Day Pittsburgh – morning news program Your Evening Pittsburgh – evening news program Seasonal The Children's Hospital Free-Care Fund (1954–present; airs during the holiday season) – yearly telethon Hometown Holiday Lights – Series aired during KDKA's newscasts; contest between local families with Christmas displays at their residence. Steelers Kickoff (during the NFL season) – Pittsburgh Steelers pre-game show hosted by Bob Pompeani, Rich Walsh and Charlie Batch. Steelers Huddle (September 19, 2009–present; airs during the NFL season) – Bob Pompeani and a rotating member of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Steelers Trivia Challenge (July 16, 2005–present) – Bob Pompeani hosts a "quiz bowl" format, modeled after Hometown High-Q, with three teams composed of three Pittsburgh Steelers fans who answer team-related trivia questions. The show runs for nine weeks (mid-July to mid-September). Xtra Point (airs during the NFL season) – Pittsburgh Steelers post-game show after CBS broadcasts, hosted by Bob Pompeani and Chris Hoke. If CBS has a doubleheader game, the show airs on WPCW. Former Evening Magazine (August 1, 1977 – October 12, 1990) Giant Eagle High School Sports Advantage The Jerome Bettis Show (September 12, 1998 – February 4, 2006) The Hines Ward Show (September 2, 2006 –