Under Westinghouse's ownership, KYW-TV launched "Barnaby", a children's program which starred Linn Sheldon as the title character. The show premiered in 1956 and was an immediate hit, running on weekday afternoons for ten years. In 1961, channel 3 originated a local 90-minute weekday daytime variety talk show with former band singer Mike Douglas, which went up against WEWS' "One O'Clock Club". Quickly eclipsing the competition, "The Mike Douglas Show" became so popular that Westinghouse decided to carry the program on its other stations in 1963, and eventually to syndicate the program nationwide. WKYC-TV continued to air "The Mike Douglas Show" for many years after both the host and the program moved to Philadelphia, where it remained until 1978. Westinghouse also took the "Eyewitness News" name and format with it from Cleveland to Philadelphia; it would later return to Cleveland, being used on WEWS from 1972 to 1990.