Beginning in 1966, Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker hosted and produced a local children's program called "Come On Over" (later called "Jim and Tammy"). This consisted of puppet shows, skits, prayers, singalongs, games, stories and religious short films such as "Davey and Goliath" and "JOT". The program was eventually seen in Canada, and achieved widespread syndication throughout the United States. Pat Robertson also appeared on-camera as well, as host of additional Bible-teaching programs. Weekends consisted of televangelists such as Oral Roberts, Kathryn Kuhlman, Jerry Falwell and Billy Graham, and local church services. WYAH-TV was one of the first Christian television stations in the United States and was a viewer-supported station with a commercial license, though it sold blocks of time to other ministries. By 1966, the station was somewhat financially solvent.