WLIG improved in the early 1990s, gradually began adding newer films and stronger syndicated programming to its lineup. It scored a major victory in early 1991 when it landed "Wheel of Fortune", "Jeopardy!" and "The Oprah Winfrey Show", which at that time were the top three syndicated programs on television; it was able to broadcast them because the station's Riverhead transmitter was outside of the radius of exclusivity of the major New York TV stations. In 1992, after a much-awaited false start, Cablevision finally brought WLIG to its Long Island systems, adding more than 300,000 subscribers to the station's potential audience; by this time, it was breaking even. The station then relocated its main studios to a site on South Service Road in Melville, and in January 1994—after the reinstatement of must-carry laws put it on all remaining Long Island cable systems—it returned to the news game with a new 10 p.m. newscast.