Under new ownership, the station continued running older cartoons like "Bugs Bunny", "Scooby-Doo", "The Flintstones", and "Tom and Jerry" among others during early mornings and late afternoons. Religious shows occupied late mornings. Older movies occupied prime time. Older sitcoms like "Bewitched", "I Love Lucy", "The Andy Griffith Show", "The Beverly Hillbillies", and "I Dream of Jeannie" among others occupied midday hours and evenings. Although WSTG received modest ratings, financial problems led Providence TV to sell the station again in 1986 to Sudbrink Broadcasting, which changed the calls to the current WNAC-TV on September 22 of that year. The WNAC-TV calls had last been used in Boston on one of the stations that indirectly caused WNET's demise in 1956. That station is now independent WHDH (but operates on a separate license from the old WNAC). The station was sold including barter programs and some movies, but the cash programs, coming mostly from Viacom, were excluded.