ABC and CBS Commercials (1976-78)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Here's the commercials from tape 2 of the overpriced lot.
These were during Barney Miller, Welcome Back Kotter, Laverne & Shirley, Welcome Back Kotter (again), and All in the Family.
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That "Flick Your Bic" commercial features Florence Stanley of Fish as Oscar's wife. Burgess Meredith does the voiceover on the Honda Civic commercial at 15:42. Immediately after that, Brian Dennehy joins Jesse White in the Maytag dishwasher ad.
I love watching these but they make me depressed we live in such an ugly world now
I remember that Raisin Bran commercial. The little boy telling his new teacher " I can count to two scoops!" They don't even put that many raisins in Raisin Bran anymore.
Same years my mom was going to school and selling Avon .. weird how they had a commercial. They didn't do that with Mary Kay ...
THESE COMMERCIALS WERE BRILLIANTLY WRITTEN SONGS
Hated those smokey and the bandit movies..never saw any of them..never could stand Burt Reynolds ...he and that stupid cackling he did..
Guess Hollywood was catering to the hillbillies.
I was 14 years old then,
Aaaaaah life was soooo simple!!!!!
15:42 Burgess Meredith for Honda.
1:14 Orson Bean for Bic.
9:06 Ken Nordine for Taster's Choice.
I was 18 years old then . Things were a lot better.
I used to love getting those Burger King and McDonalds Gift Certificates.
The older couple selling their home just because the family has gone..I don't.see the logic of that.that was home.dont get it..
Back then, "empty nest syndrome" was stigmatized.
Love These Old Commercials!
Why do some if the copyrights say 1978?
I was thirteen in 1976.
Those were the commercials of my youth in the 70's.
Look for Brian Dennehy in the Maytag dishwasher ad.
1. Aired May 1977 on KOMO-TV4 Seattle
KOMO-TV signed on the air December 10, 1953, as the flagship station of Fisher Communications; Sinclair took control in August 2013 after 60 years. It was originally an NBC station but switched to ABC on September 27, 1959. It was also the first station to broadcast a signal in the Seattle-Tacoma market. On June 3, 1929, KOMO radio engineer Francis J. Brott televised images of a heart, a diamond, a question mark, letters, and numbers over electrical lines to small sets with one-inch screens-23 years before channel 4 made its first regular broadcasts. A handful of viewers were captivated by the broadcast.
2. Aired at some point during 1977 on KOMO-TV4 Seattle
_see above for station info_
3. Aired December 23, 1976 on KMBC-TV9 Kansas City
KMBC-TV went on the air as one of the two-headed stations of the 1950s, or at least that's how I'd put it. Channel 9, jointly owned by Cook Paint & Varnish Company AND the Midland Broadcasting Company, debuted on August 2, 1953 as a time-share station; part of its day would be spent as WHB-TV, and the rest of it would be spent as KMBC-TV. Cook Paint & Varnish bought out Midland Broadcasting's stations, such as KMBC-AM-FM-TV in the summer of 1954, and sold WHB radio to Storz Broadcasting thereafter, with WHB-TV going dark after the buyout. Metromedia, the licensee when this station's part of the video was taped, acquired KMBC-AM-FM-TV from Cook Paint & Varnish in December of 1960. Bonneville International, the broadcast service of the Mormons, bought KMBC-AM-FM in 1967, but Metromedia kept channel 9 until September of 1981, when it was sold to the Hearst Corporation, which owns and operates it today. KMBC-TV has been an ABC station for all its days except for between 1953-55, when it was aligned with CBS.
4. Aired December 21, 1976 on KMBC-TV9 Kansas City.
For a long time, and at the the stations' portions of the video were recorded, KMBC-TV's broadcasts originated from 1029 Central Ave. in Kansas City, which, when channel 9 took to the air, had been known as the Victoria Theatre. It became the Capri theatre in 1957, and in 1970, the Lyric Opera of Kansas City gained a performing lease for the theatre, which then became known as the Lyric Theatre. In 1974, Metromedia overtook the building's management, and they were the tenants at the time of the recording displayed in this post. In the winter of 1981, management of the building was taken over by Hearst, who had recently acquired channel 9. In 1989, Hearst sold the building back to the Lyric Opera to allow for extensive, costly repairs that had to be made after a piece of plaster fell from the building during a rehearsal session of the Kansas City Symphony. However, KMBC-TV continued to originate its broadcasts from the Lyric Theatre until 2007.
5. Aired in February 1978 on CBS.
CBS segment is from 1978 because MASH moved to Monday in 1978.
family..... Best show
Gee thanks. A .50 cent gift cir. Cheeeepo
I am still looking for a 1976 Burger King King commercial with Vincent Price dressed up in a devil's costume and making bad suggestions to the cooks at Burger King before taking a bite of a Whopper and his eyes opening wide.(Wide eyes make me laugh.) I've been looking for that commercial on UA-cam but I haven't found it anywhere.