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6/26/2009

3:21 actual video evidence of the closed captioning is provided by from Steve wilkos the back where I live in the bay. It used to play Everest College commercials but they also played the 1-800 CP needs for the closed captions along with 1-800 law firm God the 1-800 law for commercial I'm still traumatized as a kid from those like my brain every time when I'm trying to look for something my brain if you are a loved one has been through a transvaginal surgical mesh you are entitled of compensation called 1-800 law firm now.

You mean like ABC kids relaunch from 1998-2012?

Where is the California SuperLotto drawing on August & September 1996?

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9:28 I like watching this late 80's Baskin Robbins commercial from 1989 because I like the 2 for 1 sundae deal at Baskin Robbins.

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day of the week in November thanksgiving falls on is Thursday.

not wb 94 jingle that sounds worse than columbia 88

Lion King on Amanda McQuaid’s birthday

This is definitely recorded from somewhere in the Inland Empire (southern California).

Wow, I went to school with that guy. Nathaniel Kostenko, sister to Alexandra "Ali" Kostenko. Niel was short for Nathaniel he told me. Ali (now Eisenbraun) was a kids' TV host in Cleveland, too.

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Fox

VIDEO PROFESSOR 1:00 SEXY THE JEWELRY FACTORY 3:22 TITANIUM TURBO 10:17

Nice ABC Late Night Commercials. Say, what if you did ABC WEWS Airing Broadcasts of NIGHTLINE & Jimmy Kimmel Live February 15-16, 2006? Please?😃💡❤

3:51 As it turns out, the entire country would be getting a sporting event on Sept. 6 at 4 pm. While part of the nation was fed Cardinals at Cowboys in the NFL as originally scheduled, the rest of America got a special edition of _FOX Saturday Baseball_ in an 11th hour move. With St. Louis Cardinals slugger Mark McGwire having hit his 60th home run of the '98 season the previous day vs. the Reds during the regular Saturday window, FOX acquired the rights to the next day's game, airing it at 4 pm ET following football. Had McGwire not hit his 60th home run of the season the previous day, the rights to the Sunday game of the Reds/ Cardinals series were to have been held by ESPN2.

4:36 Who sings this song 🎧

Announcing: Luigi Was In the Haunted House, He’s Scary, He’s Afraid And The Ghosts Brings Luigi On DVD And Video Luigi: Hello Ghost: What Is “Boo” Mean Boo: Mike Wisowski Luigi: Hello Announcing: From the Creators of “Super Mario 64”, “Luigi’s Mansion”, Now on Video and DVD, Rated G Luigi: Ah Boo, You From “Monsters Inc.” Okay Theatrical Release: 11/21/2001 VHS/DVD Release: 06/18/2002

saw that thumbnail for Disney's Doug promo and clicked! (gotta love that dude's Hawaiian shirt and brown shorts!)

8:26 Promo for Disney's Doug

6:30 - The Oprah Winfrey Show Season 17 Premiere Promo

5:41 Oh, they got sued for _Mrs. Munger's Class._ The producers of _One Saturday Morning_ used actual pictures [photoshopped] from an old yearbook without the now-former students' permission (some students' voices were characterized with stereotypes.) Had there not been a lawsuit, ABC was interested in spinning off _Mrs. Munger's Class_ into a program-length series in primetime.

You must be big in Denver now!

1:33 Aldi 1999

WHAT? I POSTED THAT COMMENT. WHAT HAPPENED TO IT?

that's my birthday!

The month and year I was born :D

Back when dateline was still a respectable newsmagazine before it turned into a reality show trying to catch predators and a true crime documentary

Coq Roq "One Nation Under Chicken Fries"

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what the fuck is up with the scrolling text at the bottom

Judge Judy 2010

This wasn't just any episode of 𝘎𝘪𝘭𝘮𝘰𝘳𝘦 𝘎𝘪𝘳𝘭𝘴. This was the Season 1 finale. ("Love, Daisies and Troubadours")

EAS are you okay

AND OH! YOU BETTER NOT PUT RIP ERICA ASH ON YOUR LATEST COMMERCIAL VIDEOS, IF YOU DO! THEN I WILL KNOW!

ENOUGH WITH THIS RIP THING!

"bad baby!" LOL

Recorded on what could have been Walt Disney's 90th birthday!

Bonnie Davis Thursday Afternoon Flashback: 12/5/1991 👯‍♀️🌁📺🌁👯‍♀️

Bonnie Davis Recorded on December 5, 1991

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CBS

I was 8 years old living in Ridgewood queens nyc with my mom and my brother

The version of _CBS Storybreak_ with Malcolm-Jamal Warner was merely a repackaged series with Bob Keeshan's host segments getting replaced with new ones. In essence, they were glorified reruns but because of the literacy aspect of the series, it got a second life thanks to the Children's Television Act of 1990.

Enough with this “R.I.P.” stuff. (Peter Thomas is prolly still kicking)