One hour of commercials from 1984 Volume 2 | From the WNEP Archives

Sit back and watch one hour of commercials that aired on WNEP in 1984. Includes many promos for Newswatch 16 and local ads. This is Volume 2.
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[@OofusTwillip]

14:58 - The man who says, "Just a minute, Lady! What about his habeas corpus?" is Elliott Lewis, one of radio's greatest actor-director-producers, who started out as a wunderkind radio actor, when he was a teenager. If he hadn't shunned self-promotion, he'd be as famous today as Orson Welles and Arch Oboler. He was being groomed for a movie career, and was screen-tested at least twice for the main role in "The Great Caruso". But he found on-screen work to be unnerving, and he hated all the "hurry up and wait", so he appeared in just a few movies, and appeared on TV only twice. All of his other work was in radio.

[@foxxyloxx]

WOW. This is a little before my time, but I remember a lot of these places, like Acme, Elby’s, Vic Mar’s, Gronski’s, Ponderosa. I was surprised that the Big Boy wasn’t on the Elby’s ad, and I’m guessing this predates the Vic Mar’s ad with the creepy stop-motion crab. Lol.

[@Ian16545]

33:37 - Don't forget they also pitched in to help WVIA bring _Sesame Street_ to NEPA.