Who remembers this classic WPIX Archives movie bumper? This ran from 1988 to 1990. The voice here is the late great Doug Paul Voiceover. | WPIX Archives

SUNDAY MOVIES ON WPIX: Ah, Sundays in New York on WPIX ... there was a rhythm to them. You'd catch cartoons like Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse, then an Abbott and Costello flick, and then more movies all day from "New York's Movie Station." In 1985, we created this wonderful movie package that featured the skyline (including the Twin Towers, which inspired our classic "Circle 11" logo) and flowing "Channel 11" filmstrips. Enjoy this clip, and hearing Ralph Lowenstein's voice, which we first he

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

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

BEHIND THE SCENES AT 11 ALIVE: So much of what you see here on the WPIX Archives was produced by the great people you see in this awesome video. This is the 1982 Christmas greeting that ran at the end of the news, giving viewers a chance to see the men and women who put the "Alive" in 11. You'll love how you can see the "cart room" where commercials played from the RCA TCR-100, the telecine and tape rooms where movies and sitcoms rolled and so much more of what went into broadcasting decades ago

Psycho II on WPIX, 1990 | Horror Ads