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Tootsie Pops - "How Many Licks?" (Commercial, 1982)
Views: 2560
With this video we have reached a milestone! We now have exactly 2500 videos viewable on this site! Woo-hoo!
In honor of the record, here's a classic - the famous "How many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop?" commercial where a boy consults Mr. Turtle and wise old Mr. Owl for the answer.
Voices: Ralph James as Mr. Turtle, Paul Winchell as Mr. Owl.
"The world may never know."
This aired on local...
WGN Channel 9 - Creature Features - "The Raven" (Opening & Bumper Excerpts, 1978)
Views: 15175
Question: When did WGN's Creature Features program end? If you said 1976, then here's another FuzzyMemories discovery that will rewrite history! (read more about it in the latest edition of Fuzzy's News & Views)
Two years after its supposed end, here's the opening and bumper excerpts from the Creature Features presentation of the 1935 Boris Karloff / Bela Lugosi...
NBC Network - The Sunday Big Event - "Enola Gay" (Opening, 1980)
Views: 2253
Here's the opening to The Sunday Big Event World Premiere movie presentation of "Enola Gay: The Men, The Mission, The Atomic Bomb" on NBC.
Voiceover by ?? (don't tell me, it's the Disney voice guy, right?)
This aired on local Chicago TV on Sunday, November 23rd 1980.
Views: 2246
Here's Part 2 of Midwest Sports Special - "Inside the World of Hockey with the Chicago Blackhawks," hosted by Frank Sweeney, as aired on WBKB (now WLS) Channel 7. This was transferred from the original film, and thus has no commercials. Featured in this part are general manager Tommy Ivan, coach Billy Reay, and (demonstrating their skills on the ice) players Phil Esposito, Chico Maki, John McKenzie, Eric Nesterenko, Fred Stanfield, Stan Mikita, Bill Hay, Al MacNeil, Pierre Pilote and...
A Christmas Moment - "Argentina" With Lorenzo Lamas (Incomplete, 1982)
Views: 1334
Here's one of another series of short pieces (this one incomplete) on different country's Christmas celebrations, featuring celebrities - in this case, Lorenzo Lamas. Here he talks about the traditions of Argentina.
Brought to you by The Bell System - Bell Brings the World Closer.
These seem very similar to the other series "The 24 Days of Christmas" - I think they just repackaged them with a different title.
Ending voiceover by Jack Taylor.
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WFLD Channel 32 - Late Late Double Feature (Opening, 1983)
Views: 1180
Here is the opening for the WFLD Channel 32 Late Late Double Feature. On this night the movies were Charlie Chaplin in "The Funniest Man in the World" followed by Errol Flynn in "Mara Maru".
The animation seems very reminiscent of PM Magazine's opening.
Voice over by Jim Barton.
This aired on local Chicago TV early Saturday, May 14th 1983 at 12am.
WLS Channel 7 - ABC News Special Report - "Carter Cabinet Changes" (1979)
Views: 3924
Here's an ABC News Special Report that interrupted the opening moments of a repeat of the Laverne & Shirley episode "Playing Hooky" (originally aired January 11th 1977 - Episode #2.13 of the series) on WLS Channel 7. Includes:
Opening credits of episode, with notice that it was filmed before a studio audience, followed by first moments of establishing first scene
ABC News Special Report bumper slide (voiceover by ??)
Anchor Ch...
Special Export - "Fully Kräeusened"(Commercial, 1981)
Views: 1320
Here's a commercial for Special Export beer - highlighting their special "Kräusening" process.
"You Can Travel The World Over And Never Find A Better Beer." So don't even think about trying to.
This aired on local Chicago TV on Monday, September 7th 1981.
WSNS Channel 44 - Summit Series Game 8 (Technical Difficulties?, 1972)
Views: 2820
Here's something strange - during the broadcast on WSNS TV-44 of Game 8 of the 1972 Summit Series, they kept changing back to a World Championship Hockey slide - is this Channel 44's way of trying to do an ID or was this a glitch?
This happens all throughout the game it seems, at varying times.
This aired on local Chicago TV on Thursday, September 28th 1972. (Game aired here from 9pm to Midnight)