WSBK Commercial Breaks (September 14, 1984) 

Taken from Planet of the Apes off of WSBK-TV (channel 38) in Boston, then an independent station, now an affiliate of MyNetworkTV. This aired as part of their "Movie Loft" series. I originally had this marked as August 15, 1985 as it is on the intro, but upon looking at the commercials it is actually September of 1984.
WSBK would eventually pick up a UPN affiliation and become owned-and-operated by the network in the mid 90s. The station's owner in 1985, Storer Broadcasting, went under a takeover that year and eventually sold all of its stations (sans WTVG in Toledo) to Gillette Communications, followed by New World Television in 1993. The UPN ownership came about when New World signed an affiliation deal with Fox, and Fox didn't need to move to a UHF independent station since it was already on a UHF (WFXT, channel 25).
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - TV38 Movie Loft Intro
0:42 - Chef Boyardee
1:12 - Tweeter
1:42 - White Cloud
2:13 - McDonald’s (ad 1)
2:43 - Dunkin Donuts (ad 1)
3:04 - The Mattress Man
3:35 - Ivory
4:06 - Pepperidge Farm Broccoli
4:36 - Old Spice
5:06 - Hallmark
5:36 - Oste Chevrolet
6:07 - Pepperidge Farm Layer Cake
6:37 - TV38 Movie Loft Bumper
6:43 - Steak-umm
7:13 - Sure
7:44 - Amtrak
8:15 - TV38 Movie Loft Promo (ft. Dana Hersey)
8:41 - Dunkin Donuts (ad 2)
8:51 - Solo
9:37 - Folgers
10:22 - 4C
10:33 - Red Sox vs. Yankees on TV38 Promo
10:43 - TV38 Movie Loft Bumper (again)
10:51 - Rent-a-Center
11:22 - Uncle Ben’s
11:52 - Jim Shannon Campaign Ad (partial)
12:20 - New England Toyota Dealers
12:53 - Pepperidge Farm White Bread
13:23 - Boston Herald Scratch for Cash
13:53 - Secret
14:23 - John Kerry for Senate
14:53 - McDonald’s (ad 2)
15:24 - Wisk
15:54 - Pepperidge Farm Layer Cake (again)
16:25 - TV38 Movie Loft Next Week Promo (ft. Dana Hersey)
16:51 - Adam
17:51 - Pringles Light
18:22 - AFL-CIO
18:52 - Outro
(C) 1984 Storer Broadcasting; WSBK now owned by ViacomCBS. All rights go to their respective owners, same for the advertisements. For educational and historical purposes only. We do not profit off this video.