28:34-32:06 There's a Partial CBS Saturday morning commercials 1986!

So sad there aren't many family owned and operated stores these days. Kroger and Walmart along with Amazon are destroying them.

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NBC, now FOX4KC.

1977

And thus, a legend was born.

They used 0:23 on the news at 5pm yesterday

The fact they were still airing a 1978 promo in 1992 is amazing.

6:31 Taco Bell Chicken Burrito Supreme 1983 commercial 🌯 🌮. I like watching this early 80's Taco Bell Chicken Burrito Supreme commercial.

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HBO, before original programming, and even then most of it seemed forgetable, like "The Sopranos," and it took "Curb," and "Rome," and "GOT" to make them quality, was more like hostel TV in comparison. There's a reason why Cinemax was more expensive to have with a sattelite provider. Cinemax was quality polished TV. "SCTV" was their hit show "Seinfeld" stomps "Curb" anyways

Cinemax was the premiere network of the hit movies that stupid HBO could never get: "Godfather 3," "Boyz n the hood," "Juice," "Fresh" (yes I mean the hood drug movie), "GoodFellas" (irony once again as stupid "Sopranos" on HBO based themselves on a movie that would never agree with them, how pathetic), "Inside Monkey Zetterland," "Bee Movie," "Big Fat Liar," "Chasing Liberty," "American Crime," much like WWOR had some of those movies too. And UPN had them too UPN stomped The WB all 11 years.

Distributed by Columbia Pictures Television, later Columbia TriStar Television Distribution, Columbia TriStar Domestic Television and Sony Pictures Television since 2002, reruns of Who's the Boss? entered off-network syndication to premiere in September 11, 1989; the show was a success in syndication and was offered to local stations including Los Angeles-based KCAL-TV and Secaucus, New Jersey-based WWOR-TV throughout the 1990s. From 2004 to 2007, the show was syndicated through The Program Exchange. The show left syndication in 2015.

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KEKR TV "This Job I'm Going to Do For Nothing - For Nothing"

I thought this was for HBO!

I remember the movies on A Comedy Tonight! I especially remember watching The Great Race.

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5:37 Kurtz/Tomlin Wagner (1996)

I remembered watching this show on television and I love it.

Uh-oh, here comes the peacock.

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CBS/KCTV5 Share The Spirit 1986🇺🇸 0:06

i rejoice every time another of these is found and shared. nostalgia is a helluva drug

The craziest thing is to see how much prices have gone up on everything except Pizza which is kind of interesting

as a kid i always thought it said “HBO Move”

The holidays in the 90 was awesome

Pizza Hut had some great movie promotions back in the day. As a kid I also vividly remember their Land Before Time promo, when they had puppets. The Hut used to be such a normal, cool place. The ones by me always seemed to have those Ms. Pac-Man cocktail table style arcade games. Nowadays, my taste in pizza has evolved, but I pretty much don’t have it anyway because of how unhealthy it is. But back in the day ignorance was just bliss I guess.

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The heaven days!

I was deprived of this as a child…

I worked on this show! There is so little of this show online, I was lucky to find this clip to confirm that some pictures that I have of the set were actually from this show, since they were unmarked all these years! My pix show those chairs and the reddish box on the coffee table by the TV, so now I know! Thanks! :)

3:03 The SNL promo was a for a repeat of the 9th season finale from 5/12/84 with five guest hosts: Billy Crystal, Ed Koch, Edwin Newman, Father Guido Sarducci, and Betty Thomas with musical guest The Cars.

This was on a kctv5 story kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5SYkp6rnbWXl6ssi=xzrf4pN9MQOPiKF1

"So Good To Turn To" GARI

Interesting Abc commercials on television.

Got any VHS tapes from this channel featuring The Mr. Men Show

If you have recordings of The Mr. Men Show on this channel between 1997 and 1999, can you please let me know?

I like trains amtrak

Is that 'George' from 'Seinfeld'?😅 He's got a head of hair!

Now KCWE The CW affiliate

From 1:25, How cool KCPT December 1986 Pledge Free promo, I couldn't imagine that the majority of PBS stations are replacing their Membership Pledge Drives with pledge-free campaigns, pledge lite campaigns, quiet on the set campaigns, silent pledge campaigns, and even "No Pleading Aloud" campaigns by using the pledge breaks with music and from national celebrities, My local PBS station KPBS for San Diego, California did conducted its usual December 1986 Membership Pledge Drive from Friday December 5th through Tuesday December 16th, 1986 but until August 1987 it conducted its Summer Membership Campaign under the title "Pledge Lite", meaning half the time of asking membership support for just 2 weekends (Saturday August 15th through Monday August 17th and Friday August 21st through Sunday August 23rd, 1987) and for its Winter Membership Campaign (Friday November 27th through Sunday December 6th, 1987) it went back to normal but only far fewer minutes of pledging than in the past, TV Worth Watching is TV Worth Paying For!!

3:18 49ers fans 3:21 Broncos fans at Super Bowl 24

Cindy ? appeared in the 1989 Showbiz Pizza Place commercial and did not appear in this other commercial.

Willby was the best commercial bumpers of all

I consider myself a huge Mattingly fan and I have never seen this commercial before . I saw the special on YES network today and they asked Marttingly about a commercial he was in with Niekro. The special is called “How I got my number “ . I strongly recommend seeing this

This was the one... I remember this commercial from when I was 6 years old because of the voice of the singer. Very awesome bit of nostalgia for me 😁

The hometown feel is sadly missed in todays world. I love this commercial.

Do you have any more weekday material from channel 5 from around this time? Would love to see it if you do, particularly if it's weekday/night programming with the commercials left in!