Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Welcome Home Dan Miller!
8:24 AM | 
Posted by
Billy Ray |
One strange twist of our recent realignment of our broadcast channels is that we are getting to return an old friend, WSMV, to our lineup on channel 9! This move was completed this morning as the work on our tower was finally completed. For those of you with our digital service and the i-Guide that goes along with it, we hope that WSMV information will be appearing there very soon. The same goes for the old scrolling guide on channel 36. Both should start displaying WSMV on channel 9 very soon.
Dan Miller has been a fixture on WSMV for a very long time. Back in the 80's he disappeared for a while when he agreed to be Pat Sajak's sidekick on his short-lived late night show, but pretty soon he was back where he was supposed to be, at WSMV, as the news anchor there. Seeing him again makes me feel like everything is going to be alright with the world. I hope he has the same effect on you. Of course in 2009 there are multiple ways for you to get your Dan Miller fix. Of course you can now watch him on our channel 9, but you can also read his thoughts on his blog at this link.
As always, thanks for the patience you have shown as we worked to make this change. It was supposed to happen on January 1, but the extensive work that was necessary on the antenna tower combined with some particularly nasty weather to put us a couple of months behind. We hope you now enjoy this new programming choice.
Dan Miller has been a fixture on WSMV for a very long time. Back in the 80's he disappeared for a while when he agreed to be Pat Sajak's sidekick on his short-lived late night show, but pretty soon he was back where he was supposed to be, at WSMV, as the news anchor there. Seeing him again makes me feel like everything is going to be alright with the world. I hope he has the same effect on you. Of course in 2009 there are multiple ways for you to get your Dan Miller fix. Of course you can now watch him on our channel 9, but you can also read his thoughts on his blog at this link.
As always, thanks for the patience you have shown as we worked to make this change. It was supposed to happen on January 1, but the extensive work that was necessary on the antenna tower combined with some particularly nasty weather to put us a couple of months behind. We hope you now enjoy this new programming choice.
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