Turn for more sensationalist coverage, language (maybe even graphic, uncensored at times, considering that one November 1994, just before WWOR became a UPN affiliate, telecast of the news showed uncensored artwork, of a hot girl), sex/nudity and more bloody gruesome news stories with shootings. Perhaps the highlight of this episode is the opening story as the news opens, within the first five minutes. A nasty brutal fight led to a gruesome shooting the night before this broadcast. It shows just why UPN 9 and WWOR in general has always stomped WPIX (their daringness to be cutting edge and cross boundaries, something that started with Fox in 1986). And why UPN stomped The WB all 11 years in the ratings. UPN has a massive portfolio, beating The WB in Emmys, being more Warner Bros.ish., and part of my future UPN(because I plan to revive it)/Warner Bros./WB (meaning my WB network, no "The" before "WB," no Tribune). It's "Seinfeld" but darker. This is a true studio-produced piece. WWOR has an extensive portfolio is just beating the living daylights out of WPIX and WCBS. There's also an anti-"Xena" anti-codeless turn of this, and news bumper for that story invokes "Fresh" (that movie is anti-codeless).

The sensationalist does stop 10 minutes in the newscast, and goes into their usually violent (although not graphic) stories. Their great coverage included one hurricane that was passing through Texas, and while it was not a long piece of coverage, it was extensive and brilliant and intricate and well done. Then there was the 2005 London bombings which happened during the week of the newscast. The extensive team coverage was well done, and I don't know if it got an Emmy nomination, but the brilliance of Brenda, Harry, Jim and several others can be stated more. Another brilliant piece will make you marvel at this news's intracacy, as a garbageman sings opera to impress the girls, referencing the "Godfather", and it shows his love for Italy and the Nuyorican lands. And Russ Salzberg, the more I see him, the more he does come off as someone who loves Latins and isn't just into black people alone. One segment he did for WNYW recently had him at a borderline all-you-can-eat somewhere in either Secaucus or Hoboken, and it was a combo of a catering place to attract rich clients and all-you-can eat. I think it's Nuyorican and Italian food combined with steaks and fries, and chicken and rice. UPN 9 was popular and it deserved the accolades it got.