WOR-TV A.M. MEGA BLOCK (1980)

[@charleshoff6762]

One of the only all night stations in late 70s early 80s.

[@ForeignerFan74]

Thanks For Sharing!

[@danawadd]

BTW - great set of commericals... my early teen years just hanging around watching TV... you brought back awesome memories Tap! :-)

[@TerryT1976]

Great set of PSA/Commercials. I definitely love the Chicken Little PSA with Paul Frees, which I haven't seen in ages.

[@MSTS1]

Nice collection. The WOR animation is always great to see in various settings, and the Count and Frankenberry- I remember those cereals.. and Boo-Berry too..

[@anubis1751]

When channel 9 was still good.

[@smittykins]

5:49 needs to be shown today. 😟

[@roguelead72]

Had to help a friend carry one of those Craftmatic beds up to a 3rd floor walk up on Staten Island, needless to say when they moved out the bed stayed there.

[@crazysingingchick]

That's it... I'm learning the Woodsy Owl song on my guitar, going to record a video of me singing and playing it, and posting it as a video response to this. He was such a great singer. :) Also, I remember that Library Ad. The Dental Association AD frightens me, but I still love to eat candy. I am just afraid of the ad. I also fondly recall the AMA ad, and how I learned how to read the word Diptheria at the tender age of 5. Chicken Little reminds me of my husband, especially @ 7:57.

[@edwincancelii2917]

I remember almost all of them.

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

9 ALL NIGHT!!!!

[@Lyra4ran]

Joe Franklin, my mom like him, bored my little kid self to tears. He just died last year too.

[@Kewrock]

7:54 Chicken Little. Who is the voice over? Orson Wells? or Paul Frees?

[@danawadd]

My folks still have their Craftmatic beds... nearly 3 decades later...

[@GenerationX1967]

I have not seen the Jack Sweet commercial since it aired. Great post...

[@JMFabiano]

I clearly remember Woodsy and the AMA hopscotch PSA. Didn't the Shirt Tales have a PSA that appeared on WOR often?

[@DanZero77]

Only ones I could recall were Woodsy (I guess *recycling* wasn't the hip thing to do in '80) and the AMA ad which would be on nearly everyday during Romper Room on WOR in the early 80s.

[@ks0969]

Tip the Waiter!!!!!!❤i had that game. My siblings , friends n i played it until we lost most of the pieces. Was a favorite. Found This Game is Bonkers( another fav) at Barnes & Noble last Christmas. Had to get it for my daughter.

[@Launchpad05]

Did stations like WOR use a film projector for the commercials that weren't shot on video cameras? Most of them look like they were shot on movie cameras so that they could be projected onto a movie screen.

[@ilovethetampabaylightning92]

Can I get an Amen,Brother?

[@beckigreen]

I had that Snoopy soft house. I loved it!!

[@johnissoevil]

I remember the Chicken Little PSA. I only saw them on WABC before the station would sign off for the night. Thank you for posting this, especially considering that what is now My9 has gone to crap.

[@ETBX1]

@AThaler I've been looking for that one (hilarious!), or at least any of these "Old Mother Hubbard" bits, and it was like they all dropped off the face of the earth! (and let's not forget the similar "Farmer Brown" ads) No information on them anywhere!

[@tapthatt2012]

i guess he just doesn't give a 'hoot' how he looks.

[@JMFabiano]

5:18 isn't that the devil from that Mark Twain claymation show?

[@DaveDaShrubber]

"Millions of souls will go to heaven or hell for whether or not they send money to me, Rex Humbard."

[@annabelkitten07]

More like Rex Humbug, as I called him.

[@wmbrown6]

To music buffs: Can anyone nail down which rendition of "Twelfth Street Rag" was played on "The Joe Franklin Show" at this point? (It certainly wasn't Pee Wee King's.)

[@lambjack1]

Channel 9 was garbage to us kids in 1980 except Romper Room.

[@gli7utubeo]

Woodsy Owl looks like he needs to lose some weight...

[@eddielester1748]

Rex Humbard.....I forgot about this guy!...I guess he was the first to nose dive from that group who used God's word to threaten people and not show Love the way the Bible tells us to....Swaggart next to follow...

[@epaddon]

Wrong. Humbard was never among the group associated with scandals and in fact was honored in the Broadcasters Hall of Fame for his career.