One of the greatest mysteries in broadcast history remains unsolved to this day. On November 22, 1987 someone—maybe a group of people—hijacked WGN’s signal and interrupted the 9:00 News. And our Dan Roan was right in the thick of it. As Dan prepares to retire from WGN on May 26th, here are his thoughts on that night in a report from 2017 on the 30th anniversary. | WGN TV

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Sunday at 7 p.m. WGN presents Bozo's Circus: The 1960's, an all-new special featuring full-length segments unearthed and digitally remastered from the WGN vault. Dean Richards WGN hosts, we'll also stream it at https://wgntv.com/on-air/live-streaming/ | WGN TV

On November 22, 1987, Chicago viewers witnessed two of the strangest TV moments ever when a hacker wearing a Max Headroom mask hijacked the signals of two local stations. The first interruption hit WGN during the 9 PM news, and the second came later that night during Doctor Who on Chicago’s PBS station, WTTW. To this day, no one knows who pulled it off. Nearly 40 years later, it’s still one of the creepiest unsolved moments in television history 👀📺 #80s #genx #maxheadroom #broadcastintrusion #

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