WTMV 32 Legal ID (Best Quality), Four O'Clock Movie intro, promos, giveaway & tech difficulties [HD]

A recently digitized videotape featuring WTMV 32's legal ID bumper (in better quality with the "pays to watch" slogan), a brief moment of technical difficulties, the Four O'Clock Movie intro, a giveaway, and various show promos. If you turn the volume up, you can hear some cue tones bleed through.

WTMV was a broadcast television station licensed to Lakeland, Florida. The station signed on the air on April 24th, 1986, under the name "V-32". Programming consisted of music videos but later transitioned to a generic entertainment format with sitcoms, cartoons, movies, and game shows in syndication. In 1995, WTMV became Tampa's affiliate for "The WB" and changed its call letters to WWWB after a change in ownership in 1996. The station was then rebranded to "More TV 32" (and "TV 32") after losing its WB affiliation to WTTA (38), and its callsign was changed to the present-day WMOR. Today, WMOR is one of Tampa's two independent television stations alongside former CW affiliate WTOG "CW44".

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