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Prose remained the single host of Good Day! until its cancellation in 1991. Ted Reinstein, longtime co-host/correspondent of WCVB's nightly newsmagazine Chronicle, was a correspondent and substitute host for Good Day! in its final years.
Good Day!, along with The Morning Exchange on Cleveland's WEWS-TV, served as a prototype for the format of ABC's Good Morning America. Good Day! lasted until 1991. During the 1970s, WCVB-TV was the first television station in southern New England to run a 24-hour program schedule.
Good Day Seattle, on KCPQ, Seattle, Washington "Good Day", a television-news music package, produced by Frank Gari, used by some Good Day programs; Good Day!, a morning show on WCVB-TV in Boston, Massachusetts that ran between 1973 and 1991; Good Day (formerly Good Day Sacramento), a local morning newscast on KMAX-TV, Sacramento, California
She joined Boston's WCVB-TV for the first time in September 1973, [19] where she co-hosted the morning program Good Day! (originally titled Good Morning!). [20] She would leave and return several times between 1973 and 1987. By 1976, Good Day was being syndicated to 75 television stations across the United States. [21]
Previously known for his work as a contributor on WCVB's morning show Good Day!, and for hosting Discover New England, specials which WCVB aired once or twice seasonally in Chronicle's timeslot, Reinstein soon moved into a full-time reporting position, and was credited as a marquee reporter by 1995. Brunner and Reinstein added their own ...
Joseph "Duke" Castiglione Jr. (born June 21, 1973) is an American news anchor for WCVB-TV Boston’s NewsCenter 5 weekend newscasts. He was the sports journalist, sports anchor for WNYW Fox 5 Good Day New York in New York City. [1] He also was the host of Sports Extra on Sunday at 10:30 p.m.
The launch of Good Morning America did result in the Boston morning show changing its name—to Good Day!. Currently, WCVB's morning news program is titled EyeOpener. ABC took an episode of The Morning Exchange and used it as a television pilot. The format replaced AM America on Monday, November 3, as Good Morning America.
She would go on to executive produce the local morning-news program “Good Day!” for ABC affiliate WCVB. Before moving up the ranks at NBCU, Hammer would work on documentaries at Lifetime, and ...