May 13, 1984 Commercial Breaks - WABC (ABC, New York)

[@roseakarosiehweinstein3216]

This aired 2 weeks before my Aunt Susan's 20th birthday rest in peace Ernie Anderson you were the voice of ABC TV along with Dick Shaaap and it's amazing how you guys mentioned my call letters WABC channel 7 New York City thanks so much my dear

[@OofusTwillip]

20:09 - Canada tourism - Voiceover by Henry Ramer

[@TheMillhouselutha]

Idk why someone would post this, but here i am looking for it... thank you, this is the day I was born... I Gotta show this to my mom.... I love the Johnson baby powder one, "if you watched this commercial in 1984, and now have cancer, call this number"🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@roseakarosiehweinstein3216]

This is absolutely perfect thanks so much it's from my native New York City I'm Rosie it's mentioned my call letters WABC channel 7 New York City rest in peace Ernie Anderson you were the voice of ABC TV and dGlhostbusters lhostbusters the original movie debut on the box office exactly 2 weeks before my Aunt Susan's 20th birthday hi sis it's Ro how are you feeling this morning I'm going to be okay I hope you are going to be okay

[@brentmann2988]

21:16 The voice of Ed Grover for the Apple IIc. 1:38 Joe Sirola on the voice-over for Emery Express.

[@chillydawgg4354]

Love these videos but why not cut out the repeats?

[@paw-za-tivepooch4508]

Classic

[@ericjonmagnuson2728]

Ironically, WYNY at that time was an NBC-owned radio station (alongside 66 WNBC). A few years later, when the company decided to spin off its radio operations, the NYC stations went to Emmis. Perhaps more ironically, while still under NBC ownership, WYNY flipped to Country in response to Emmis-owned WHN dropping the format; the new format there was Sports, as the original home of WFAN, which soon would migrate to the former WNBC.