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Branson is a cultural tidepool and I adore it for that.

KERA ARE LIBERAL LOVING COMMUNIST

The same basic concept of placing the user in a space as today’s Apple Vision and such products.

Second prize is a set of steak knives. Third prize is you're fired.

1:34 - that is one creepy face/expression.

After reading all the comments, it definitely sounds like somebody should create an airline that goes back to the roots of actual customer service, but I doubt it will make any money since it’s become such a cutthroat industry with pricing people always pick the cheapest service which usually comes with Horrible customer service But if they would have an airline domestically, that was a more top-tier service for just a little bit extra people would prefer to book it. I know I would the closest so far is JetBlue, but the customer service is not like this

Thirteen may have its studios in Manhattan these days, but it will always be a Newark station to me.

Gen X Rules👍🏿

And isn't it amazing that there was not one pharmaceutical commercial in this entire block of commercials? It's so very telling how times have changed.

It’s funny to see young women theses days - born long after Rejuvenique- using similar red light masks today.

Fun fact; Phil looks 70 years old and people thought he died the following year, he was actually 51.

R.I.P Phil Donahue!!!?

1:00 omnoms

Stan Boreson (and his dog, No-Mo) was a fixture on KING-TV in Seattle from 1949 to 1967 as host of "KING's Klubhouse." After the show was canceled, he owned a music store in the Ballard section of Seattle and made public appearances into the 2010s. Boreson's sidekick, Doug Setterberg, used an electrolarynx to speak and used it to play a character named Foghorn Peterson. The earliest reference to this album I could find was from October of '69.

Perfect little tribute! Rest-In-Piece Phil.

That bowling commercial looks very 70s

Good tribute to Phil Donahue.

Nice to see Pickwick beat Geek Music to the punch at ruining Sesame Street songs with bad soundalikes

I think I just saw this excerpted on Good Morning America. It was definitely this commercial, maybe this copy.

Proud owner of OG vinyl copy.

Remember them having horrible transmissions

My local radio DJ played a gentle bouncy song just now and I don't know if he said that it was Sophie carpenter or Sabrina carpenter. Because there's such a person as Sabrina. I'm going to ask him. He answers questions on air immediately. This is very good though🎉 🥰🇯🇲🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🕊️❤️✝️

More like download new drivers for your windows computer because the ones included don’t work.

Looks like this internet thing will catch on! Now I can go surfing on the information superhighway! I’ll see you in cyberspace!

2:33 Funny sign of the times, in this tylenol commercial the announcer says "with safety seal" so I'm guessing they were still dealing with winning over people's trust after the tylenol murders even 2 years after

Guaranteed it was October 4, 1981. There’s a spot that said the Dodgers lost and they did on that day. That was the last day of the regular season. They played October 11 in the playoffs and they won that day. They went onto win the World Series in a strike shortened season.

14:19 "Ha ha ha ha! That's very funny Meg, but this isn't about those doc martens you've been begging your mother and I for!"

3:58 what she singing??

I remember this was on Cable Channel 12 in Palos Verdes California in the late 1970s and early 1980s.... later it was changed to Showtime 😊

If only the buying public knew what was in store for them in 1980 with the downsized T Birds.

Now THIS is the sort of stuff I was hoping you'd find, hoping you find more KC area stuff, especially from independent stations we used to have around here.

A-Team season 1 episode 2

15:27 Oh goodness, that spot is using the Bob Ross background music!

Could you please post the entire album, 18 Golden Hits of 1972?? This song is from that LP.

i remember that when my brother and i were kids in the late '80's, my brother stated that he felt sorry for happy hamster that no one was in his club and he was so happy. how did he knew? it's because happy never became popular that he got forgotten too soon.

This one sucks, it got better once they switched to the blue one in the mid 90s and kept it up until the early 2000s before they switched to that hideous yellow one.

Bunch of racist bastards in the comments below. Fuck you all.

This is gold

Mike go.

I was living in South Florida around this time. I was 2 and a half years old around this time. I remember that Dynamo commercial! Many years before the affiliation with “The Dubba-dubba-dubba-dubba-WB”.

I was around 3 years old when this was broadcasted.

Cheena Estong For your thights only, Directedby Maurice Bender

Ironically, there is only one Red Lobster left in KC now.

I recognize Wes Sarginson. Sarginson was a TV news anchorman who worked in Atlanta (at WSB-TV and WXIA-TV), Washington DC (at WJLA-TV), and Tampa Bay (at WFLA-TV). Had no idea he did this piece for the Chevrolet Citation. Sarginson is enjoying retirement.

Smobody should recreate this recording with moder technology. This demonstration sound amaizing, I can only imaging what you can today.

Steve Rhodes

All his very best commercials were probably from between about 1971 and 1974; before anybody owned a VCR. I watched from Orange County CA.

I never expected a PBS Station to have a sign off

Wow, this is beautiful i have always loved deaf and ASL ❤❤