Don't forget 25 and 27 and 44 and, later, 68.
For those young kids who don't remember: back in the Days Before Cable... you know, the Dark Ages, when no one had cellphones or video games or computers or VCRs, and music was still on cassettes... there were only three "major networks": ABC, NBC, and CBS. They hung out between channels 2 and 13 on VHF. But there was a second dial on your TV, UHF, which had, IIRC, the range of around 17 to around 72, and these were the "oddball stations" that were local, and aired stuff like PBS, local sports, and kids' cartoons, as well as old movies and locally produced shows like "Candlepins For Cash". Afterschool cartoons, reruns of "The Brady Bunch" or "Gilligan's Island", your evening Red Sox or Bruins or Celtics game, old horror movies, et cetera... all that would be found on that wonderful UHF dial.
