8:59 ...which is (part of) why I don't watch the news. Typical network hypocrisy at its best -- networks has or had censored subject matter that are violent in fictional shows, yet it's perfectly A-OK if it's the news that can present subject matter that is more violent.

I love that Tony the Tiger impression

0:18 Trust me, I've been there. I've had recorded tapes that had material recorded over yet kept the older labels as if no one bothered to relabel them

7:54 That's an actual network airing from NBC's run of Hitchcock in the fall of 1985. The NBC "In Stereo" bug that was used until late 1985 is a dead giveaway.

Whoa i just saw a video of yours from 17 years ago and was like, i wonder if they are still uploading... yup. Wow

I have plenty of my own videotapes, but I do enjoy the showcase of your mysterious collection. Makes me thankful to remain to subscribed your channel even after you ended your Sesame Street clips.

Looks like an incredible box set. Thanks for the shout-out!

i haven't watched broadcast tv in 20 years. at 7:20, right after you said, as a joke, that capt picard was "dr evil," pat robertson appeared. HE'S THE REAL DR. EVIL! coincidence? i think not! all my old vhs tapes have porn on them. aahhh, precious memories. threw all my vhs tapes away. now all my porn is on dvds. man, the more things change the more they stay the same. thanks for the video.

I remember _RightThisMinute;_ it ran, I think, on the second subchannel of KOLD . . . which by the time that tape was recorded (late 2011) was the home of MeTV.

Nice box set there fella

We weren't expecting passive aggressive anti-Christian commentary but we got it anyways! Take that CHUDS

This channel is super underrated. My first video of yours I've seen, instant subscribe!

My first birthday was on this clip's air date.

Sorry I meant at :19 the picture looked like Minnie

I would also like to see a full copy of all of the news broadcast content on this tape, thanks!

3:15 Unusual to see a newscast where there are _four_ scroll-up lines for closed captions. Usually, there are only three such lines. And I think I'd like to see that newscast get up on KZbin.

Your apologizing for the past is ridiculous. Those "unflattering caricatures" are perfectly in line with the artist's style. Lulu isn't exactly a peach either and she engages in all sorts of questionable activities. What's wrong with shining shoes for $.5? That's a well paying job! Whoever you think you are protecting wouldn't be perturbed by these drawings, but some blue hair with a $100,000 political science degree will be upset, but they are bothered by anything and everything.

I love the Little Lulu comics by John Stanley. That was my childhood. It's always weird seeing other versions, especially the original versions by Marge.

16:48 is a Cold Frame. Which I only know because my extended family is from the UK.

Oh my god I remember watching that when I was a little kid ! I'm almost 60 now. Ah those were the good old days.

Quiet makes him nervous, he says.

Not elmo I love this 😆

Does Ray have his own channel? I really enjoy my talks with him. He is a kind soul. Look forward to seeing you brother!

I like this series, and I like your commentary! You're a funny dude, and I'm gonna browse the rest of your channel's videos. Cheers 🍺

That promotion for The Hobbit was the first time it aired on television. I saw it when I was 8 years old and that began my fascination with Tolkien. Been trying to track down the full commercial preview. The Doonesbury cartoon aired right after it.

The Beast was on Sesame Street!

Swingtown wasn't released until October 1977

Pretty sure this is 1976, at least in the early part of the video, as a) the TRU commercial says 1976 at the end, and b) BankAmerica card changed to VISA in '76, re: that ad. And c) Tomlin hosted SNL on 9/18/76. Thanks for uploading, it's awesome, but just thought I'd mention.

Thanks for uploading this!!

So Peggy Taylor was on duty at the KNBC booth at the time of this repeat. In New York, they alternated, sometimes changing shifts at midnight: namely, Bill Rippe and Fred Facey, though I seem to remember hearing Arthur Gary on duty at WNBC-TV during "SNL" on some nights (apparently, such as on this night - he did the promos heard before local station breaks) - and also, Bill Hanrahan.

It must've been a repeat of SNL. Lilly Tomlin was on SNL on November 22, 1975.

0:30 - ...So THAT'S where the Visa card came from! XD 4:23 - With skills like this, it's NO WONDER that Granny kicked butt in that ol' Beverly Hillbillies show! XD

Hard as I remember.

i would love to see your capture equipment, what do you use?

Just another deranged Trump hating ass

5:58 - I've seen that many times when it was overplayed. No, they're not the penguins from Happy Feet, or they'd be sentient. But I'd GLADLY take this ad over Coke's latest AI offering. [barf] 23:29 - "My name is Ken Burns." (D'OH!)[/TheSimpsons]

Why don't they make commercials like this anymore? All of them feel so warm and well crafted.

I just met Ray today. Not by chance but because of the divine plan of the one and only most high. He is an amazing man with a message, true purpose and mission. God bless you! ❤🙏🏾

Amazing content! Please, more! I'm loving the sound quality! Thanks for the time you've taken to transfer these in good quality. It's appreciated.

This was when Brian Williams was still an anchor on WCBS before moving to NBC News.

Kids in the Hall :)

Belle De Jour was a movie with Catherine Deneuve from 1967

The purpose of uploading this video is to help identify the production music in it. Once the music is identified, this video will be removed.

I have tapes at 43 years old

Walking down the street?

His Girl Friday with Rosalind Russell and Cary Grant 1940

18 years of Cookbook Sesame street video

Dude this is the greatest thing I have ever seen in my life. I myself have an ever growing collection of VHS tapes that have no labels. What make mine worse was I had this wild idea that buying up old shoulder boulder vhs home video cameras and using them to film all the way up into the late 20teens when i finally no longer could find new blank tapes. lmfao all the sticky stuff on the labels wore out and i cat get rid of the tapes because my childrens first steps on on some of those tapes as well as my great grand parents telling stories from the late 1800s to make it worse i have 100 of un labled cassette tapes and from when i was a little kid and my dad was a ham radio operator i have a few dozen unlabled 8 tracks he made when i was a babby. my grandpa left me his old real to real audio recorder and stacks of reels he made as a police officer and a soldiere post ww2. you are a true warrior actually gettig around to going thru your collection. i foulkd a company that would digitize for me but it would run 25$ an hour of footage plus an y extra time they had to repair any stuck reels and such. Hats off to you man. subscribed

Looks like it may be an IEC 320 C1? It is hard to tell from the angle if there is any kind of relief or plastic moulding around the socket or if it is just a straight longs all around. Might be a C3, with the space to orient the cord in both directions? Either way, measuring the dimensions with a caliper should let you confirm something that fits.

Looks like an IEC C10 socket. But the pins are round.