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Tales of the Unexpected - "American Syndicated Version" (Opening, 1984?)
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At long last, here is the different version of the opening to Tales of the Unexpected, the creepy British anthology show, when it was syndicated to America in the late-seventies to early eighties. The show was exactly the same, except for the opening and closing titles (although the music sounds a little bit different than the British version, it's definitely not the same if you listen to them side by side) This American version featured the spooky horse carousel that I think actuall...
WGN Channel 9 - Five Minutes To Live By (Partial) & Station Sign-Off (1978?)
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Here's a partial (incomplete) edition of Five Minutes To Live By, followed by a station sign-off of WGN Channel 9. Includes:
Last 2 minutes of sermonette by Father John M. Fusco (sp?), Associate Pastor of St. Veronica Church in Chicago, who spoke at the start of this clip of spiritual master Tao Chi and a challenge he faced about the miracles he could do
Ending titles and backing music for Five Minutes To Live By (A pre-recorded presentation of WGN...
Tippee Toes Doll by Mattel (Commercial, 1981)
Views: 1063
Here's a commercial for the Tippee Toes doll by Mattel. Comes with stroller which is the only way the doll can walk.
(C) Mattel, Inc. 1980.
"Your parents have to put it together."
This aired on local Chicago TV on Friday, December 4th 1981 during the 4:00pm to 4:30pm timeframe.
WMAQ Channel 5 - Tales of the Unexpected - "The Open Window" (Ending, 1980)
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Here's the closing credits (from one of its original airings in Chicago - late night on WMAQ Channel 5) of the spooky British anthology program, "Tales of the Unexpected"; the episode here being "The Open Window". (whose opening from the same airing can be seen here)
To recap, we've already seen:
The original British opening...
Rely Tampons - "Remember, They Named It Rely" (Commercial, 1980)
Views: 1249
Here's a commercial for Rely Tampons, which were at the center of the Toxic Shock Syndrome outbreak, and were eventually recalled at the end of 1980.
This aired on local Chicago TV on Wednesday, February 27th 1980.
WLS Channel 7 - Eyewitness News - "Fashion Predictions for the 80s" (1980?)
Views: 1279
Here's an interesting report by Frank Mathie for Eyewitness News regarding predictions for fashions in the 1980s. The report opens with scenes from the recently released "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" which came out in December of 1979.
Features comments by Luciano Franzoni - a designer of men's clothes for Hart, Schaffner and Marx. Then we see the downtown location of Marshall Field's, and comments by Sara Lister, a VP of Fashion Merchandise. Then, we hear from William Zba...
WSNS Channel 44 - Monster Rally Movie (Opening, 1976-1980) [Raw Footage, Take 1]
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Here is some neat raw footage - Take #1 of the opening for Monster Rally Movie This take was not used and differs slightly from the final version chosen (along with missing the post production color effects and titles) CBS Video Games - Wizard of Wor - With John Madden (Commercial, 1983)
Views: 3288 Here is a commercial for the CBS video game "Wizard of Wor" for the Atari 2600 VCS. (Soon for Colecovision)
The host of Monster Rally Movie, seen here, was John Dickinson. He had a number of behind-the-scenes jobs at the station, including being the director of
Featuring the CBS Video Games Challenge of Champions - Tony Sarkis Vs. Ray Johnson - as well as a money back guarantee (Offer ends January 31st 1983) and some all-star selling by football commentator John Madden.
"Dramatization of actual competition."
This aired on local Chicago TV Saturday, January 15th 1983.
Kodak - "New Dad At Christmas" (Commercial, 1979)
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Here's a holiday commercial for Kodak featuring a new dad going to see his baby. Part of their 100-year anniversary series of ads: 1880-1980.
I would think that new mother would look a little less chipper than that.
The mom is played by actress Valerie Mahaffey.
(tape had a crease in it so there is a horizontal line in the picture)
This aired on local Chicago TV on Sunday, December 9th 1979.