Channel 4 finally admitted that CBS4Boston was stupid, announcing it's going to call itself WBZ again. John Daley notes:

Now that that's settled we learn that Channel 7 has been cleared to absorb Channel 56, which should add up to Channel 63. But I don't think that's how it works.

On Irregahdless, Andrew Teman ranks local anchorwomen on their hotness (which, of course, leaves open the question of who will be the first to rank the anchormen, which leads to the question of who remembers the ill-fated pairing of the Anchorhunk and the Anchorette as an attempt to combat the Anchorcouple way back when).

David Scott chronicles "the rapidly-aging and fastly-fading" Bob Lobel's performance on Sunday night's "Sports Final" - was he really giggling over the way that guy collapsed at the finish line of the Chicago Marathon?

Channel 4 will Webcast election results with Jack Williams and a panel of local reporters and bloggers. Blue Mass. Group and Hub Politics will represent. Starts at 8 p.m.

David Scott wonders whether Ted Johnson still has a contractual deal with Channel 4, based on the softball questions gently lobbed him by Bob Lobel:

... Lobel ended the piece from the studio with a meandering, babbling public service announcement about the "moral of the story" and urging viewers to make a call if they feel threatened.

Jon Keller: Not all bloggers are nuts:

The blogosphere has an image of being a gathering place for all kinds of nuts. But is that reputation really justified?

Elliot Abrams, who usually does the morning weather forecasts on WBZ, always seems to do one forecast that is loaded with as many puns as possible. Today, for some reason, he did a medical-themed forecast. And he managed to slip in a line something like:

You could argue that Sunday will not be as nice, but that would be yer analysis.

If only WBZ archived these!

Sure, some people might consider Jon Keller a gasbag (hmm, like who, I wonder?), but Chris Cagle says you really have to compare him against the competition, like Andy Hiller or John Henning. And when you do that, there's really no competition:

John Keith notes that even though Boston Police were fairly quick to release news of those five shootings in an hour on BPDNews, neither the Globe's nor the Herald's Web sites had anything until at least midnight, when the early Herald press run started and they posted a print story. Channel 4 did have something up by 11 p.m., along with a brief mention of a fatal stabbing on Hyde Park Avenue that BPDNews has yet to acknowledge.