WPHL Late Show Commercial Breaks, Sign-Off, April 1985

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  • čas přidán 30. 04. 2020
  • I've uploaded a sign-off from WPHL in Philadelphia before, but now I've taken every commercial break from a late movie and strung them together, right to the end of the programming day. This occurred on the last weekend of April, 1985. It was an airing of "The Collector," followed by the public affairs show Delaware Valley Forum.
    1) "Just One of the Guys" (released 4/26/85)
    2) WPHL Star Trek
    3) The 17 Late Show intro
    4) Brought to you by Sheldon Chrysler Plymouth, Maple Shade NJ
    5) Sheldon (Porsche, Mercedes)
    6) Goldberg and Associates, LEGAL-10
    7) Jamesway (sports spectacular)
    8) People Magazine (4/22/85) (James Garner)
    9) Windowizards / bump
    10) Sheldon (Buick Regal, Trans Am, Cordoba, New Yorker)
    11) Profiles International Hair Replacement
    12) Yard Man Convertible mower
    13) Jamesway (AT&T cordless phones)
    14) WPHL "Please Don't Eat the Daisies" / bump
    15) Sheldon (5th Avenue, Horizon)
    16) Douglas-Lloyd Windows
    17) Philadelphia Inquirer
    18) House of Bargains (Sally the Stock Girl) / bump
    19) Sheldon (LeBaron, Riviera, Cutlass Supreme, Cadillac)
    20) Jacoby & Meyers
    21) Wall to Wall Sound & Video
    22) Jamesway (double)
    23) Glass Block Windows
    24) WPHL Hee Haw / bump
    25) Sheldon (New Yorker, Laser)
    26) TNT Hot Rod Pull Spring Nationals at the Spectrum
    27) Jamesway (double)
    28) American Auto Glass
    29) Erol's video store (grand opening)
    30) WPHL Sanford and Son / bump
    31) Sheldon (LeBaron, Turismo)
    32) Wall to Wall (VCR's)
    33) Betsons Furniture (slot machine--with coins that fall from the sky?)
    34) WPHL Leave it to Beaver (Lon Gibson)
    35) World Affairs Council PSA
    36) Doors Unlimited / bump
    37) Brought to you by Sheldon (El Dorado, Toronado, Electra, Thunderbird)
    38) Secret Slim diet program
    39) Silo electronics
    40) Late Show outro
    41) PSI Programming Systems Institute
    42) Ideal Manufacturing Company of Hammonton, New Jersey
    43) House of Bargains (Sally again)
    44) WPHL Little House on the Prairie
    45) Delaware Valley Forum open (Public Affairs Director Dorrie Lenz, hearing disability)
    46) WPHL Editorial, "Productivity" (President/General Manager Eugene McCurdy)
    47) Bump, DVF (Point Pleasant Pumping Station), outro
    48) Sign-off (Sid Doherty VO), "America the Beautiful" sponsored by the Mormons
    No rights held or implied. (If you'd like this video removed for copyright reasons, please contact me rather than notifying CZcams, I will gladly take it down from this channel.) Bits and pieces of this are on compilation 62 at oldtvads.blogspot.com...
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Komentáře • 11

  • @teresapflaumer5717
    @teresapflaumer5717 Před 4 lety +11

    Finally...the American Auto Glass commercial that I have been searching for years! Thank you! Oh, and the Ideal commercial is one of my all-time favorites.

  • @BlazeOfGlory742
    @BlazeOfGlory742 Před rokem +3

    I miss independent tv stations. Sad that they are gone.

  • @rang3r34
    @rang3r34 Před 2 lety +2

    Such a time machine......I want to go back so bad...

  • @mikesmemoriesfromthepast89

    Did you know Sid Doherty was the toll-free number announcer from Colonial Penn?

  • @StukInBuf
    @StukInBuf Před 2 lety +1

    From "The Collector." Great.
    In a 1978 recording elsewhere in CZcams, a commercial break or two is given from WABC(Channel 7 - New York)' s playing of said film.
    Coming back to this, we have Terence Stamp, who would go on to be "Zod" in the first two *SUPERMAN* flicks.

  • @MisterB2eternity
    @MisterB2eternity Před 4 lety +4

    Woody Herman's version of FM by Steely Dan for the Late Movie theme.

  • @gsnfan
    @gsnfan Před 4 lety +4

    I remember this well. Channel 17 started to get better due to Channel 48 signing off and 17 picked up most of their shows. 29 did, too, only a little bit since they held their own and was a ratings leader, even getting better when Fox signed on the following year along with the 10 O'Clock News. 17 really got better when it was sold in 1988 and received a much needed on air face lift with awesome graphics and such. And the station today is doing extremely well as an independent with a great lineup, and Action News at 10.

  • @THF409
    @THF409 Před 3 lety +2

    Cordless phones with a whip antenna, Hello 1980s Technology.

  • @gsnfan
    @gsnfan Před 4 lety +4

    0:02 Joyce Hyser in Just One of The Guys. She was 24 at the time playing a teenager. I couldn't help pausing!

  • @rudyiraheta80
    @rudyiraheta80 Před 4 lety +1

    do you have voyager from wphl