WWDP is a television station in the United States, serving the Boston, Massachusetts market. The station broadcasts on digital VHF channel 10. It is licensed to Norwell, Massachusetts, airs home shopping programs from ShopNBC, and is owned by ValueVision Media.

WWDP first signed on in late 1986 as WRYT, an independent station. It operated from a tiny 300-foot (91 m) tower in Hanover, Massachusetts broadcasting at only 6,000 watts—the minimum amount for a full-power station. All of the equipment—two tape decks, a mixer, a primitive character generator, a satellite receiver and an Emergency Broadcast System unit—was located in an old video store bathroom.

On February 4, 1988 the station changed its calls to WHRC. Two months later, it began broadcasting from a considerably better broadcast facility in Brockton. Its 952,000-watt ERP gave it fairly decent coverage of the southern fringe of Greater Boston, and it had also managed to get on cable throughout the metropolitan area. However, the antenna was somewhat heavier than normal, and the owners feared that the tower couldn't handle the weight of ice buildup. It was thus forced to go off the air while a new site was found.