WOR-TV Commercials - September 1, 1983 (Part 2)

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  • This second batch of commercials aired on New Jersey station, WOR-TV, during the 9 All Night broadcast of Call of the Wild.
    1. 9 All Night bumper
    2. The Pension Stores
    3. Newmark & Lewis Holiday Weekend Sale
    4. Speak-Easy (wow, how futuristic)
    5. 9 All Night bumper
    6. Commack Motor Inn
    7. The Money Store ad
    8. Time Magazine ad
    9. 9 All Night bumper
    10. Hair Club for Men
    11. Time-Life Home Repair & Improvement
    12. The Pension Stores
    13. 9 All Night bumper
    14. Adam’s Apple
    15. Crazy Eddie’s ad
    16. Commack Motor Inn
    17. 9 All Night bumper
    18. Kaufman Carpets ad
    19. Carvel ad
    20. Mets vs. Padres promo
    21. 9 All Night bumper
    22. Kaufman Carpets ad
    23. Newmark & Lewis Holiday Weekend Sale
    24. The Money Store ad
    25. 9 All Night bumper
    26. The Pension Stores
    27. Sergio Valente
    28. Fabric Warehouse
    29. 9 All Night bumper
    30. Amdent
    31. Invention Marketing Incorporated
    32. Time-Life Home Repair & Improvement
    33. 9 All Night bumper
    34. Sports Illustrated ad
    35. 9 All Night bumper
    36. 9 All Night closing
    37. WOR-TV Editorial
    38. Adam’s Apple
    39. Newmark & Lewis Holiday Weekend Sale
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Komentáře • 17

  • @seibervideo
    @seibervideo Před rokem +8

    I dig that nighttime skyline graphic. Really miss that sort of thing on TV.

  • @gman6081
    @gman6081 Před rokem +7

    Even though these are advertisements.....they are a much needed reminder of our days past.
    Every generation makes comments about how "life was better back then" but growing up in the eighties, with cable and wor-9 and wpix-11 these compilations are a nice visit to those days. Life really did seem better back then. Thanks for being an archivist.

    • @erroljr.7480
      @erroljr.7480 Před 3 měsíci +4

      Just think.. when these commercials were in rotation we hated them and wanted those few minutes gone so we can get back to our "regularly scheduled program" Now look at us watching a 30 min block of these time capsules for fun. Most of these commercials are more entertaining than modern day tv!

    • @Fordham1969
      @Fordham1969 Před 20 dny

      I've often thought that tv commercials have a greater ability to transport us to the past than the tv shows themselves, the reason being that we tend to continue to watch reruns of our favorite shows over time, whereas with the commercials we watched them enough back when they were in rotation to memorize them but never since.

  • @mrmonty86
    @mrmonty86 Před rokem +7

    Those who brought those Time-Life home improvement books saw how hard it was to do it themselves, gave up, and hired a contractor instead.

  • @seibervideo
    @seibervideo Před rokem +5

    LOL at that Commack Motor Inn ad. 😅

    • @LannieLord
      @LannieLord Před 10 měsíci +2

      To us locals it's a PUNCHLINE .

  • @ericsamuelson5656
    @ericsamuelson5656 Před 11 měsíci +2

    I was almost 9 months old when this aired. I had a crush on the girl in the Adam's Apple commercial.

  • @aaronesq
    @aaronesq Před rokem +5

    I was born the next day!

    • @nickj3513
      @nickj3513 Před rokem

      Well you missed out on the fabulous 80's!! I was born in 77 😊

  • @erroljr.7480
    @erroljr.7480 Před 3 měsíci +2

    That Sergio Valente commercial with the Asians would NOT have flown today 😂😂😂 I remember it well. I was 17. Good shit! 😂

  • @JG-ef4ut
    @JG-ef4ut Před 5 měsíci +2

    “Michèle Mercie”……..outstanding pronunciation !!!!

  • @jotajota5936
    @jotajota5936 Před 11 měsíci +2

    1983 what a great time when you can order something on TV and pay it Cod wow you don't see that anymore beautiful times they make you feel safe not like Toda jungle or you can call it the Twilight Zone world or bazaaro world

  • @briansullivan5100
    @briansullivan5100 Před 11 měsíci +2

    TED MALLIE VOICEOVER HERE

  • @frankdeste7941
    @frankdeste7941 Před měsícem

    Bye, bye Sports Illustrated!!!!!