WPIX NY COMMERCIAL BREAKS- December 1983 

I love how Carvel reused the "Fudgy the Whale" cake mold as Santa.

Good ol Carvel. Tom the turkey, santa, plastic half size baseball caps full of ice cream ..........of your favorite team of course. Wednesday is Sundae at Carvel............etc..........guy was a marketing genius.

These were great! I remember them all, growing up in the tri-state area channel 11 had some great holiday stuff..March of the wooden soldiers, honey mooners and of course the Yule log! I wonder if any of those toll free numbers still work🤔😊

7:00 I feel bad for “Ayds” Good product, Horrible name.

That appetite suppressant candy went away fast a few weeks later😲.

Jerry Orbach pre Law and Order

Back when commercials were GOOD...Today it's all a bunch of Pharmaceutical companies getting rich pushing their mumbo jumbo poison

omg time has passed us by so quickly, I'm 45 and a grandmother I feel like I was just a kid in jersey city! Thanks for the commercials!

Yay! More Christmas Stuff!❤️📺🎶🎄

Crazy Eddie wasn't just insane, he was all coked up !!!!!👌

I want to be 12 again and watch these on a square screen tube TV. Not a single worry in the world. I want to then go to sleep and wake up not knowing that I’m reliving the same day over and over again for all eternity. Not too much to ask, right?

I wanted that computer set from Adam so badly! Crazy Eddie was on fire and Carvel had Fudgie the Whale!

12:51 Norman Rose on the voice-over for Reynolds Wrap. 14:20 "Nobody puts Baby in a corner." ;)

Thanks For Sharing!

I was 23 years; I was a newlywed.

Thanks for sharing! The "prime time days" of my childhood/youth,...the same commercials I would've seen, growing up in Central Jersey!

I was just starting to work for the company that I still work for today.

Miss these commercials! The best!!

0:00 - “And now...” Where’s “These messages”? 2:10 - “And now, these mea” it cuts off.

I was 8 years old living in Clearwater Florida at the time

I miss the toys r us Christmas commercials

cool

Do you have the entire broadcast?

Those were the days