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2 tickets to see the Jets vs Canucks cost $16 from Domo, $27 at the arena. Now it costs $16 for 2 beers and about $500 for 2 decent tickets. I lived in Vancouver in 1984, tickets cost $15 right next to the bench at ice level, I went to at least a game a week back then, now I'm lucky to get to 1 game a season.

The Park Pontiac Buick ad in the first minute, the actress looks a lot like Nancy Benoit a year before she joined Kevin Sullivan as Woman in Florida's Championship Wrestling. In 1984 she would have been going by The Fallen Angel working the territories including NWA and AWA which made stops in Winnipeg. It wouldn't be a stretch to think she did a local tv commercial during a wrestling tour for a few extra bucks. If that is her it would be quite a rare find.

0:33 Promo for “The Great Houdini” (originally titled “The Great Houdinis”) which starred Paul Michael Glaser (then costarring on “Starsky and Hutch” with the late David Soul) as Harry Houdini and Sally Struthers (then starring on “All in the Family”) as Harry Houdini‘s wife Bess Houdini.

22:40 Coke with Bill Cosby

34:22 - Calgon Foam Bath - Skip Hinnant (of "The Electric Company") as the Dad.

Listerine - with Louis Del Grande (of CBC's "Seeing Things").

London Life - voiceover by Don Francks.

Puppy Chow - voiceover by Sterling Holloway.

Triaminicol - with Bruce Hunter

Highliner - Bob Warner as Captain Highliner.

Riopan Plus - with Robin Ward.

Kaufman Kingtreads - voiceover by Henry Ramer.

Sat here to have coffee before work and this was first up on YT - now it feels like I’m getting ready for school

Apparently not many visible minorities in Winnipeg 1980.

I used to make the embossed aluminum Park Pontiac stickers at a place called Intercraft Display in ‘91. I was 18.

This came up on my recommendations. New subscriber here. I could feel my mullet growing back. Thanks for this. 👍👍 Good morning from Parkview Street.

Inspector gadget on at 7am

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Laurie mustard doing the Chevy service commercial.lol. Hey Laurie did Peter cootonswenson ever get one of the switchback bag or has he been left hanging for 40 plus years you cruel bastard?

That looks more like co-channel interference

Absolutely fascinating! I loved watching this

I feel like I'm time traveling.

That tomato filled with mayo was repulsive....

Muh 60 frames

19:35 - Nescafe - Jingle sung by Don Francks.

18:34 - Long Distance - Larry D. Mann as the boss. Voiceover by Henry Ramer.

12:04 - Colgate - Ross Petty.

4:32 - Minute Maid 11:03 - Mutual Life 13:06 - Pontiac 2000 Voiceovers by Henry Ramer (except end of Pontiac 2000).

2:31 - Creamy Deluxe Frosting - with Teri Austin & Ted Simonett.

1:00 - Long Distance - Larry D. Mann & Rosemary Dunsmore. Voiceover by Henry Ramer.

In touch by non stop music

How do people record this

Hello jesús please sign on with national Anthem kthi 1980s thanks jesus on CZcams

I never knew how to do a cartwheel correctly

2:02 List of satellite and repeater stations in the Winnipeg viewing area

The end of the National Anthem Cuts Off

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This aired most likely in the wee hours of the morning on Thursday October 13th. (Pendant on what time KXJB aired The CBS Late Movie, and the title/length of the film listed for that evening. Even then, sign off time (assuming that the movie aired with some commercials) would be 12:30 AM THURSDAY at the earliest, and no later than 1:30 AM, maybe 2:00 AM on Thursday. No matter what, this was definitely past 11:59:59 PM Central Time on Wednesday the 12th. While the broadcast day still was October 12th, in reality, it was legally Thursday, October 13th 1983.

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Please keep posting these old commercials! I love being transported to my childhood!!

Both shows used to be on ABC

Back in the day when television stations signed off at midnight or 1 a.m. That was it. Time for bed. No overnight tv then. It was a good period of time.

0:29 Celeron or Pentium 4 ??

I miss those river boats.

This guy has nothing on Jim Adler the "Texas Hammer" The way he talks I picture him holding a little hammer, not even an actual hammer but one of those ones for tacks.

Awesome find! Keep up with the YTV content!!

The TV station was in its early days I think, so they were learning how to fix issues

the red river ex is open

Good video ! The Bounce commercial was pretty cringe worthy . haha