February 22, 1978 Commercial Breaks - KOA (NBC, Denver)

Commercial breaks taken from an episode of Police Woman on General Electric-owned NBC affiliate KOA (now CBS O&O KCNC) in Denver, Colorado.
General Electric purchased the NBC network in 1986, which resulted in KOA becoming an owned-and-operated station. In 1994, NBC swapped channel 4-which had become KCNC ten years earlier-to CBS. A three-way affiliate swap occurred on September 10, 1995, when the NBC affiliation moved to KUSA (channel 9), sending its ABC affiliation to KMGH (channel 7.) KMGH's CBS affiliation then moved to KCNC, maintaining the station's O&O status.
Date recorded: Wednesday, February 22, 1978
00:00 - NBC "CHiPs" promo
00:20 - Busch Bavarian Beer
00:50 - TWA
01:20 - KOA "March of Dimes Snowmobile-A-Thon" legal ID
01:26 - Nature Valley Granola Bars
01:56 - Tab
02:26 - Tuborg Gold
02:56 - Lysol Disinfectant Spray
03:26 - Bell System Long Distance
03:56 - RCA SelectaVision
04:26 - Alka-Seltzer Plus
04:56 - Police Woman bumper
05:06 - NBC "What Really Happened to the Class of '65?" promo
05:26 - Weberg Furniture
05:57 - KOA "Newswatch 4" legal ID (with some groovy Scanimate animation)
06:02 - Lowenbräu
06:31 - First Alert
07:01 - Mazda GLC
07:31 - NBC "The Rockford Files" promo
07:51 - NBC "Project UFO" promo
08:01 - Aziza Mascara
08:32 - NBC "Loose Change" promo
08:52 - NBC "Quark" promo
09:02 - NBC "Columbo: Make Me a Perfect Murder" promo
09:22 - KOA "Equal Opportunity Employer" legal ID
09:26 - Newswatch 4 tease (Reynelda Muse anchor)
09:43 - Arthur Treacher's Fish & Chips
10:12 - Buffalo Rider
10:43 - Empire Savings
11:13 - Newswatch 4 open (partial)
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[@wmbrown6]

- 0:00 - Bill Wendell on "CHiPs" promo - 5:06 - Mel Brandt on "What Really Happened to the Class of '65?" promo, and - 7:32 - on "The Rockford Files" promo - 7:52 - Vic Roby on "Project UFO" promo - 8:33 - Fred Collins on "Loose Change" promo - 9:02 - Adolph Caesar on "Columbo" promo

[@brentmann2988]

4:26 Karl Weber on the VO for Alka-Seltzer. 2:26 Alexander Scourby on the Tuborg Gold voice over. 6:02 Arthur Prysock sings for Lowenbrau. 9:43 Danny Dark for Arthur Treacher's. This is an interesting voice over because you don't really pick up on Danny Dark's voice until about 9:55 when he shifts into his patented commercial sound.

[@jareddicarlo7816]

Is that William “Fatman” Conrad in the Busch commercial?

[@barbaramurch6883]

I know that William "Fatman" Conrad was in the First Alert Smoke Detector commercial.

[@joememphis1571]

Löwenbraü is actually pronounced loo-ven-browf

[@StudioZ7]

Not worth pronouncing it that way with the dumbed-down American recipe that was brewed by Miller.