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Would the ABC KOMO 4 2003 commercials be during all the ABC Airing shows, if you don't mind me asking?

Wish the uploader would put up timestamps for each commercial. Still a kickass upload, of course!

Awesome! Thanks for uploading the CFRN news update. Do you have any newscasts from this era?

So cool. ❤

Thanks for this....brought back so many great memories 🇨🇦

Not 4 in a row (Montreal won in 86). A shame that Bettman will never let them win the cup ever again.

Say, was MuchMusic Canada’s answer to MTV? Although there is an MTV Canada, but I digress.

Excellent! Glad to see this since alot of these access shows are lost now. Please see Stevie (Where's The Art host) on my CZcams channel & several more vids from these fun days under Willy Dodge right here on CZcams. I helped with Stevie do shows alot and was The Couch Potato among others on "Experiment One" the late night experimental/comedy weekly show that aired on T.C.I. Cable TV Public Access weekly in the 1980s & 90s. The Late Great Pat DeVries was the producer of Stevie's "Where's The Art" & "Experiment One". Both of these shows would NEVER have been on the air--and several more-- if Pat DeVries had not invited Stevie to at first do a video tour of Portland's celebrated annual "Art Quake" event & then later Pat suggested that Stevie should do a regular show on T.C.I. & inspired Tom Chandler, myself, Doug Leary, Billy Kennedy & several other folks to try new stuff out on cable channels 33 & 11. Stevie took Pat's advice, thank goodness! And the rest is now legendary Portland history. R.I.P. to our funny, talented, enthusiastic, encouraging, one-of-kind producer Pat DeVries at T.C.I. He even got paid to produce all of this. Love, William Dodge.

Pre hair plug!!

So Joel has had some hair plugs. He is almost balding on top here!? I have never seen this hairline before

I miss CFRN TV .. I started watching CFRN TV since I was a child in late 1950's .. Since CTV took over , the magic of CFRN is no more ...May CFRN Rest in Peace ..😢

@1:11 Never thought I would hear Sam Rosen with a call on a CBC open.

Is there an episode with Ingmar Bergman? (Since he’s in the montage at the beginning).

I remember watching this game on my old 28" TV with my brother and parents....time sure flies!

First TNG episode: "Conspiracy" (Season 1, Episode 24) Second TNG episode: "The Child" (Season 2, Episode 1)

Today’s styles with dress and hair has become too worldly. Paul Harvey once said the church has become worldly and the world has become churchy

When gospel music was worth listening to and had old fashion biblical message! Dottie Rambo I think wrote 600 songs. Modern day gospel has gone to POT!!

Do you have the ITV newscast that followed the end of this clip?

7:25 goaltenders trophy 🏆🥅🏒

Thank you so much. My girlfriend and I are 50 and enjoyed watching this.

CBC Hockey Night in Canada was easily the greatest TV presentation of hockey there ever was. Too bad it's gone.

Loving the switch up from non-commercials videos. Cool change of pace, seeing the girls getting interviews is like watching footage from a time capsule

This channel is incredible. Thanks for going to the trouble of preserving all of this footage, I get stoned and watch these old videos. So sick

10:23 Scotty Bowman

Can anybody find promos for episodes of the tv soap opera the city on ctv from 1999 until 2000?

The days of clutch and grab, interference, hooking, bulldogging uncalled tripping etc. Big changes since then.

Cherry is absolutely right in his analysis that the league shoud have stepped in to help Pocklington pay Gretzky's salary. The NHL could have just looked at it as a loan that they would get back when the day came that pocklington would sell the team, a kind of NHL version of the 'Larry Bird exception ' ...of course other teams would gave probably whined and bitched about it but who cares, that Oilers team was a special team, and Gretzky was obviously a special player, but as Cherry insinuated the NHL was (and still is) run by idiots ...

Any commercial breaks during CBC's broadcasts of the Jays from that summer?

Do you happen to have the classic 20th Television logo from Global's repeats of The Simpsons?

The end of an era for the Oilers and hockey. Higher salaries, power forwards, lower scoring, and Bettman were on the horizon.

YES YES YES thank you for posting this!! Please keep posting more :)

Amazing to finally see this again after all these years. Though I've not followed hockey at all since the mid 90's; alongside my great youthful memories of my beloved Habs and even the Maple Leafs to a large measure, this victory for the Oilers formed the true capstone of celebration when it comes to cheering for a team over a course of one's sporting life. The Oilers were never my team, but like many hockey fans, respected in awe by all. As covered fully throughout the post-game interviews, the entire theme of this 1990 cup victory for the Oilers was about vindicating their greatness without Gretzky. Only those that lived in this area can understand what all had transpired with that Gretzky trade and what it did to the spirit of the game of hockey itself. Indeed, this fifth cup for the Oilers will forever remain their sweetest of all.

ERIC IS MARRIED OR NOT

Boston team vs Boston impersonators

13:29 Gretzky 17:47 Sather 23:13 Torrey 27:29 Meeker 34:08 Arbour

Ctv video.not cbc but he was on cbx before ctv

AMAZING!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS!!!! I loved every second of it, including commercials!!!

New TV's put more greater picture quality in your vhs tapes now days

VHS tapes had a habit of old recordings bleeding over new ones

The CBC ads are hilarious! Like SCTV

Chris Cuthbert and Dana Lewis? Old school Edmonton

"Victim of VHS." Man, what a good handle.

I was at the game where Wayne played the Oilers for the first time. My Dad got us front row seats😊

Where did guys get their haircuts?

Cartoon Network & Nickelodeon Brought Me Here

Those "Speak Out Against Violence" PSAs always scared the shit out of when I was a kid, but the one at 24:04 REALLY takes the cake.

The Islanders have the record for most consecutive playoff series victories in a row but the cup winning oilers teams of the middle and late 1980s may have been the best teams ever

51:34 doug and bob mckenzie lol

winning your first cup is great enough but beating the greatest team in history to do it must of been surreal

Wait, are those the SAME two play-by-play announcers that we have in 2024, 36 years later? That's over a third of a century later!