June 14, 1979 commercials

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Taken from the Dinah Shore Show and the beginning off Mighty Mouse off WPIX.
1. WPIX editoral (partial)
2. Space: 1999 promo
3. Woodbridge Memorial Gardens/Rose Hill Memorial Park
4. The Good Times (I wonder if they're fans of Chic)
5. I Dream of Jeannie/The Dick Van Dyke Show/The Odd Couple/Sanford & Son/The Odd Couple promos
6. U.S. Redemption Centers, Inc.
7. Craftmatic
8. Westbury Music Fair: Blackstone Magic Show
9. Lovers And Other Strangers promo
10. Gerber Life insurance
11. Kaufman, The Carpet Experts
12. Make Me Laugh! promo
13. Starrett City
14. Wynmoor Village (Coconut Creek, FL)
15. Mop-A-Matic
16. Flexon 701
17. Lipton Lemon Tree lemonade
18. Zausner's Cottage Cheese & Yogurt
19. Ave. I indoor flea market (Brooklyn)
20. Island Recreational
21. Fernwood in the Poconos
22. Mummenschanz at the Bijou Theatre
23. WHT: The Movie Network
24. The Money Store
25. Carvel Little Miss Half Pint contest
26. TV Guide
27. Another Space: 1999 promo
28. The New York Experience
29. Mays
30. Casser Tours
31. Another Lovers And Other Strangers promo
32. Long Island Multiple Listing Service
33. (same as #25)
34. Kiss Me Kate at An Evening Dinner Theatre
35. The Lawrence Welk Show promo
36. Harbor Island Spa and resort hotel (West End, NJ)
37. (same as #26)
38. Girl Scouts
39. Next on WPIX: The Magic Garden bumper
40. Baseball: Yankees vs. Texas Rangers promo
41. Dastardly & Muttley promo
42. Next on WPIX: Mighty Mouse bumper
43. Honey Nut Cheerios
44. Mighty Mouse/Banana Splits/Dastardly & Muttley/Josie & The Pussycats In Outer Space/Tom & Jerry promos
45. American Safety Belt Council PSA
46. Another Banana Splits promo
47. Mighty Mouse commercial bumper
48. U.S. EPA
49. (same as #25 and #33)
50. Underoos
51. Mighty Mouse commercial return bumper

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@luisreyes1963 10 месяцев назад

Nothing like seeing an ad for mausoleum burial on late night TV. 👻

@TL_oS Год назад

They couldn’t have packed more “NEW YORK” into that mix of commercials if they tried. Awesome🍎💙🥂

@annabelkitten07 11 месяцев назад

Especially gravelly old Tom Carvel!

@TL_oS 11 месяцев назад

@@annabelkitten07 That dude is SO iconic!!

@JamminJ-xe2bd 9 дней назад

So many childhood memories unlocked by this. “Every days a sale day at Mays!” I hadn’t thought of that jingle in probably 40 years yet sang right along in my head.

@travisa7669 Год назад

I so miss the days of the Lawrence Welk Show. I doubt I ever would have watched it had it not been for my grandmother looking forward to re-runs of it during the mid-1980s.

@GeorgeMaster-xg7lg Год назад

Being from New Jersey, WPIX 11's commercials make me smile broadly.

@steadyc9277 Год назад

This was a perfect combination of everything I never knew I wanted! Fantastic!

@iscariot666 Год назад

Top-tier!!

@wmbrown6 Год назад

- The "Space: 1999," sitcom block, "Lovers and Other Strangers," "Make Me Laugh!," Lawrence Welk, Yanks vs. Rangers, "Dastardly & Muttley," morning cartoon block, and "Banana Splits" promo V/O was Ralph Lowenstein. (Bill Biery must've had the week off, they usually alternated.) - Zausner's yogurt V/O was Les Marshak.

@LannieLord 11 месяцев назад

I am in SHOCK that there is no commercial for the Odd Couple / Honeymooners combo on Channel 11 ; 11-12 midnight , weeknights .

@annabelkitten07 11 месяцев назад

Archie and Edith doing PSAs!

@darkstarharry2947 9 дней назад

19:41 the Yankees promo theme I always remembered.

@mikefagan6840 10 месяцев назад

Ave I flea market 👍👍👍

@GeorgeLiquor 6 месяцев назад

1:36 Holy shit, Otto & George

@RovingRoy 5 месяцев назад

This is scary!!! New York State was actually livable and tolerable back then? Lol

@pannoni8449 5 месяцев назад

It depends where you were. Rochester was doing very well as Xerox and Kodak were as relevant as ever. Buffalo? In decline. Manhattan was relatively affordable if you stayed in the safe neighborhoods (i.e. get a studio south of 96th and have enough disposable income left over for a back office job to go out and enjoy stuff), but you certainly didn't want to be caught in the South Bronx or Harlem (the Apollo was closed at the time) and if you attended a Yankees game, were sure to follow the crowds to the subway. That said, it was much more culturally interesting. CBGB's was the place to be for up and coming acts, you still had more of the "Old New York" hanging around through jazz/supper clubs, and of course very few chain stores at the time. IMO I wish today's NY was modeled more after what Michigan or Ohio are today; fairly socially liberal but fairly fiscally conservative.