 The program, "Big 2 Wrestling", featured a recording of "The Wrestling Polka" at the start of every broadcast; local business owners would come to ringside and talk about their services between matches.Sometimes, the live commercial chats occurred between falls of matches, while losing wrestlers recovered in the background.During its early years as an exclusive affiliate of ABC, the station occasionally pre-empted network programs; most notably, KQTV originally declined "The Brady Bunch", airing a local country music program in its Friday night timeslot, before adding the sitcom halfway through its first season (KMBC in the nearby Kansas City market similarly preempted the first season of "The Brady Bunch" in its entirety); the program was carried instead on Kansas City-based independent station KCIT-TV (channel 50, now KPXE-TV).