The afternoon lineup consisted of movies, cartoons, and sitcoms such as "I Love Lucy" and "The Dick Van Dyke Show". Morning cartoons included "Underdog", "Tennessee Tuxedo" and "Popeye". Weekends were heavily laden with classic movies and adventure shows such as "The Outer Limits", "The Wild Wild West" and "Bonanza". WBTI also began airing World Championship Tennis and Notre Dame football games. The weekly "Hollywood Gold" movies on Saturdays and Sundays were hosted by one-time theater operator and Hamilton native Fred Baum. who most recently owned the Holiday Auto Theater; Baum died in 2007.