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80's Adverts Vol. 141: LWT/ITV (19 November 1988)

Adverts broadcast on LWT during “Knight Rider” on Saturday 19th November 1988. 0:00 Oracle 0:10 The Match: Sheffield Wednesday Vs Tottenham (with Chris Waddle) 0:30 “Knight Rider” break bumper 0:36 Mattel Lil Miss Makeup 0:57 My Little Pony Crimp 'n Curl Hair Salon 1:27 MB Game Of Life (One of the catchiest board game jingles) 1:48 StarCom (Short version of the ad on Vol 72. Patrick Allen putting on a bit of transatlantic twang) 2:09 PlaySkool Busy Elephant 2:29 London Underground (Simon Cadell voiceover) 2:42 LWT Action (Nice use of the E.T. theme) 3:12 The Match: Sheffield Wednesday Vs Tottenham trail 3:23 “Knight Rider” break bumper 3:30 MB Hotel (Tom Baker voiceover with Dynasty/Dallas stylings) 3:50 Smash Hits Party 88 4:01 MB Go For Broke! (A reverse Monopoly or a board game version of Brewsters Millions) 4:22 MB Torpedo Run! (Prefer the tagline 'Have a war on your floor' on the American version    • 80's Torpedo Run! Commercial  ) 4:43 Princess Magic Touch (Una Stubbs voiceover?) 5:13 Othello 5:34 Kellogg's Toppas (Chris Tarrant voiceover) 6:06 “Knight Rider” break bumper 6:10 “Blind Date” and “Beadle's About” trail 6:40 Continuity for “Physical Pursuits” 6:47 Tomy Tomytronic 3-D (Awesome!) 7:07 Heinz Farmhouse Soup (George & Val are now separated) 7:48 R-Type 8:08 Playskool Flashlight 8:29 Tomy Astro Shooter Pinball 8:51 Oracle 9:12 Crimestoppers (Shaw Taylor details the murder of James Durrant that looks still unsolved. Further Thames report:    • SOLICITORS : Murder : Surbiton  ) 10:13 “Live From The Palladium” trail 10:55 The Match: Sheffield Wednesday Vs Tottenham (with Mel Sterland fresh from his solitary England cap on Wednesday in a friendly Vs Saudi Arabia) 11:15 “Physical Pursuits” (Presented by Eamonn Holmes, Emlyn Hughes and Jane Bennett. Surely one of the lowest points of Saturday TV? Vertigo sick inducing titles, trophies that look they were made from off cuts of corrugated iron, and the Leatherhead Leisure Centre providing one of the most unglamorous settings ever. From the 10 mins of overrun I have the format is like a cross between a school sports day and Bullseye.) Duplicates edited out that are on previous volumes: Kellogg's Frosties (Vol 89).