WMMU/Sign-off history

2000, first day of being broadcast by DisWarn
You've been watching WMMU's first day of being a DisWarn television station. This is the Seal of Good Practice, designed with the public interest in mind. When you see this seal, it's your assurance that WMMU is a subscriber in good standing to the television code of the National Association of Broadcasters, and that the seal benefits you, the viewer. WMMU, a television code station. We're now an affiliate of the DisneyWarner television network, and we're glad to be one of the many television stations in Texas to broadcast in full color. Check your local newspaper listings for a list of our upcoming program schedules, or better yet, if you'd like to obtain a transcribed copy of our next broadcast day, call the number shown on this screen during regular business hours. And now, WMMU leaves the air for the very first time in DisWarn history, so join us tomorrow for more of the best in television from Texas. And now, ladies and gentlemen, for the first time, our national anthem.

[Star Spangled Banner plays.]

Thanks for watching WMMU, and remember, as time goes by, we'll always be the star of Texas television.

2000-2003
You've been watching WMMU DisWarn 59. This is the Seal of Good Practice, designed with the public interest in mind. When you see this seal, it's your assurance that WMMU is a subscriber in good standing to the television code of the National Association of Broadcasters, and that the seal benefits you, the viewer. WMMU, a television code station. We're an affiliate of the DisneyWarner television network, and we're glad to be one of the many television stations in Texas to broadcast in full color. Check your local newspaper listings for a list of our upcoming program schedules, or better yet, if you'd like to obtain a transcribed copy of our next broadcast day, call the number shown on this screen during regular business hours. And now, WMMU leaves the air, so join us tomorrow for more of the best in television from Texas. And now, ladies and gentlemen, for the first time, our national anthem.

[Star Spangled Banner plays.]

Thanks for watching WMMU and remember, as time goes by, we'll always be the star of Texas television.