ABC commercials from November 25, 1979

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From the premiere of "Rudolph & Frosty: Christmas in July." Aired over Cleveland, OH ABC affiliate: WEWS-TV 5.
Part 1 of 2 in this particular 1979 tape.
I need to start prioritizing commercial break uploads on here, because I have a lot on the backlog that I need to make commercial break videos of. My job and my personal life have been getting in the way of me doing this, though. So expect a double upload through today and tomorrow!
This was a super lucky find in an eBay lot I got about a month ago. The lot was your typical fare of recordings, some home videos, some network TV from the late-90's/early-2000's. However, there was an outlier; two tapes that had typewritten labels on the spine and front of the tape. Both of them had tape stock that came from the late-70's. I popped one of them in, and sure enough, there were Christmas specials from December 1979 over various Cleveland, OH TV stations (commercial-free, unfortunately)!
This is from the second tape I popped in, and holy shit, when I say I was shocked to see ad breaks pop-up on this tape, I almost flew through the roof with what I was seeing. Prepare yourself, because you are about to see nearly *45 year old footage*!
Enjoy, everyone!
#retrocommercials #70sCommercials #Christmas

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@JFD62780 9 месяцев назад

Nearly 45 years old... Yet *STILL* as fresh as the day they aired! XD

@fromthesidelines 8 месяцев назад

6:50- The infamous "Hold That Mork" episode, when he tried out for the Denver Broncos' cheerleading squad. The competing episode of "ONE DAY AT A TIME on CBS {"Et Tu, Ann"} got better ratings, following "ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE".....and "MORK & MINDY" eventually returned to Thursday nights in January 1980.

@markelijio6012 8 месяцев назад

The Oscar winning "The Red Balloon" (1956) was first aired on ABC on November 25, 1979. First short film was co-produced by Nelson Entertainment and distributed by Lopert Pictures. However, Paramount Domestic Television has now owned the television syndication rights on most titles like this one. As well as "Prancer," the "Bill & Ted" flicks, "The First Power," "The Taking of Beverly Hills," "Eve of Destruction," "The Favor," "There Goes My Baby," "The Silent Partner," "The Changeling," "Hopscotch," "Tribute," "Bear Island," "The Amateur," "Losin' It," the "Rambo" trilogy, "Blue Skies Again," "Swing Shift," "Irreconcilable Differences" and more under the Viacom banner from 1996-present. You'll find them all on Paramount Plus, BET Plus, Pluto TV, Mixible and Noggin through Paramount Streaming.

@fromthesidelines 8 месяцев назад

It was initially shown on CBS' "GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER" on September 17, 1961.

@markelijio6012 8 месяцев назад

@@fromthesidelines Thanks, anyway. I'll put it on my map.

@fromthesidelines 8 месяцев назад

9:48- Parley Baer as "Ernie Keebler"; Danny Dark, announcer.

@fromthesidelines 8 месяцев назад

5:14- Herb Vigran as "George the Milkman".

@fromthesidelines 8 месяцев назад

4:44/9:18- Ralph Bell, announcer.

@w.a.powell8461 9 месяцев назад

> - 0:13 - 0:43 - KODAK Paper TV Commercial With (The Late TV Actor/Producer/Writer/Director) Michael Landon > > > > - 0:44 - 1:14 - 7-ELEVEN® TV Commercial For The “Egg Hamlet” Omelet Breakfast Sandwich > > > > - 3:02 - 3:32 - General Electric (GE) TV Commercial For The 1400 Watt Super Pro Hair Dryer > > > > - 4:01 - 4:19 - ABC Television Network Promo For The Prime-Time Comedy-Drama Series “EIGHT IS ENOUGH”