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80's Commercials Vol. 837

These commercials aired on KBHK on March 13th, 1983 and on NBC on February 18th, 1985 1. KBHK Movie Greats Commercial Bumper (Commercials starting here aired on 3/13/83) 2. Head & Shoulders 3. Pacific Telephone (This was prior to the breakup of the Bell System in 1984, after which they were renamed Pacific Bell) 4. McDonald's/Safeway $2,000,000 Landmark Game (1:06 was referring to the shutdown of the Cable Car system in San Francisco from 1982-84 for a complete overhaul of the track and cables) 5. USFL Oakland Invaders Tickets (This was the first season of this doomed competitor to the NFL) 6. KBHK Movie Greats Commercial Bumper 7. Medicare Supplement Plan ("Life Assurance" LOL) 8. Cortizone 5 9. KBHK Movie Greats Commercial Bumper 10. Promo for "CHiPs" 11. The Saw Mill (I guess this guy really liked horses) 12. Robitussin 13. Thomas' Honey Wheat English Muffins 14. KBHK Movie Greats Commercial Bumper 15. Carpeteria (I think they forgot to turn on the lights) 16. Win With The Warriors Sweepstakes 17. K-Tel Get Dancin', Starlite and Hit Explosion (The 80's were definitely in full swing by this point, evident in a lot of the music heard in these compilations) 18. Halls 19. McDonald's Filet-O-Fish (Commercials starting here are from NBC on 2/18/85. This ad is a spoof of Cab Calloway's “Minnie The Moocher”, specifically his performance of it in "The Blues Brothers") 20. Extra Sugar Free Gum 21. Metropolitan Life (With The Peanuts gang) 22. Clairol Loving Care 23. Promo for "Evergreen" 24. "Disneyland's 30th Anniversary Celebration" End Credits (Unfortunately most of this special was taped over and only the last few minutes remained on the tape) 25. Promo for "Bob Hope Lampoons TV" (Bob Hope dressed up as Mr. T is going to stay in my brain for a while) 26. NBC News Digest a. General William Westmoreland withdraws libel suit against CBS (He sued them over a 1982 documentary that detailed his role in manipulating intelligence reports about the number of Vietcong opposition forces during the Vietnam war. He withdrew his case because he had been advised by his legal team that the jury would rule against him. The libel suit had a chilling effect that stifled the further production of hard-hitting investigative news documentaries that had become vogue in the 60's and 70's in the wake of Vietnam and Watergate) b. Artificial heart patient Murray Haydon responding well, concerns over previous recipient William Schroeder (Schroeder lived until August of 1986 and held the record for living with the Jarvik-7 artificial heart. Murray Haydon on the other hand remained in the ICU due to chronic lung problems and died in June of 1986) 27. Budweiser c. 40th Anniversary of the Battle Of Iwo Jima d. Mardi Gras in New Orleans 28. Toyota Dealers of Northern California 29. AT&T (Partial)