At one point, WCVB considered launching a competing program that was similarly structured (to be anchored by Peter Mehegan and Mary Richardson, who later became the long-running anchor team on "Chronicle"), but it was WNEV who made three attempts at a "Live on 4"-inspired show. First, it premiered the two-hour live talk/magazine show "Look" in the fall of 1982 (renamed "New England Afternoon" in its second and final year), it failed in the Nielsen ratings and was canceled in 1984. Three years later, WNEV tried the even more news-oriented copy "New England News: Live at Five", which essentially became Boston's first proper 5:00 p.m. newscast, although it still featured the informal structure of "Live on 4". Although this competitor to "Live on 4" drew high ratings, the format ended after only a year, due to the departure of its creator, anchor Dave Wright. From 1988 to 1991, WNEV (which became WHDH-TV in 1990) ran a 5:00 p.m. newscast with a regular hard-news format.