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2:15 1976 Montreal Olympics legacy.

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I used to watch these religiously Saturday mornings on ASN in canada

Every Canadian over 50 has this theme song stuck somewhere in their memories. Great Canadian show, as good as anything Hollywood was doing at the time.

This is from the _Wiseguy_ season 3 finale episode, "Brrump-Bump" (Season 3, episode 22) as part of the Lynchboro/Seattle storyline. Original air date: April 18, 1990. This is also the final episode for Ken Wahl as Vinnie Terranova. He would later reprise the role as said character in the made-for-TV reunion film, _Wiseguy,_ which aired on ABC on May 2, 1996.

Ed McMahon! How cool!

Oh my so insane than BMW

Wow $16,000 in cash 💵💵💵💵💵💵💵

I just found out that RUclips just got rid of the Video of the Full Movie of The CBS 1988 TV Movie, "My Father, My Son"!!!!!! That is too bad & that is a shame, that was & that is a very nice & a very wonderful Movie, My Father, My Son"!!!!!! I am not sure why & I do not know why RUclips got rid of it!!!!!!

Hard to believe she's Dean Martin's daughter! I wonder if Steve Martin ever met Dean Martin 😉

The weekends were especially enjoyable when we had the Saturday morning cartoons on ABC, CBS, and NBC, and we had the WWE wrestling shows at 12 noon and then on channel 50 and channel 20 they would show movies. I wish there was a device where you can travel back in time so I can go back to the 80s and early to mid 90s and relive those memories again.

Now I know what the movie was on Cinema 7 on 14 September in 1986! Thank you very very very much for uploading this. I really miss those days when good television was extremely existent!

Now that's Realistic!

This was WBEN until just before 1978. After it was sold it had to change its call letters

Couple #1's husband looks like her little brother.

He wouldn't recognize Kensington today.

Anyone here because of Oddity Archive? Just me? Hmmm.

hola mis amigos como esta este dia feliz

See What , See What We're Doing Todayyy...!!!!

Bêtes pas bêtes plus les lundis, c'était eux mes favoris...😊 Avec Fais moi peur les mardis et Les Débrouillards!! Ont patente...😊

Buses before they were required to be equipped with breakaway windows.

0:01 Zurg eats frosted cheerios.

"We're in touch, so you be in touch". I miss this era. Its class, integrity, sense of hope, sense of honor.

At noon?

People like you. People like me. People like them, over there.

This "Kinephoto" disclaimer was seen at the end of virtually every "live" and videotaped program preserved on kinescope film by NBC- and shown on a delayed basis- from 1949 through 1966 {at least}.

Nick never drove the persephone

Used from September 10, 1994 to September 2, 1995.

This intro wouldn't have been from April 1989. This is the season three intro, and MTD was still in its second season in April 1989. The season two version of the title sequence had Dick Butkus, Staci Keanan, and Vonni Ribisi in the diner scenes. Amy Hathaway and Chad Allen were only credited in the closing sequence in season two.

Thanks for posting. September 14, 1971. The day that my cousin and her husband welcomed their first child (son) into the world. With his arrival, my aunt and uncle became first time grandparents,

I think these old ad's are still quite useful to people today. You can't find a minute rice commercial now

Not so little prices anymore

Aah, autotune. I like that commercial.

This is a more soothing sign off piece than the later one which would keep insomniacs up all night, or scream at the sleepy viewer to turn the TV off at the very least! This one looks better as this superior corporate-looking guide was broadcast a month before 📻-🇨🇦 switched to letterboxing 16:9 into 4:3, where the design looked a bit more like a school project

4:07 looks like 📻-🇨🇦 messed up with their aspect ratios for the programme guide. Since September 2007 they switched to letterboxing for analogue 4:3 broadcast. How come that as late as 2009 they were able to keep the sign-off sequence in proper 4:3 then suddenly stretch and cut the top and bottom sides off? Somebody must've been dozing off on the job... 😴 💤

One time they had a doghouse for this game, and they had a dog with it.

The only obese guy on television I really liked. Great actor. Sometimes, the scripts were cheesy, but he made most of them look believable.

Hence the “Pizza Pizza!!” slogan they still use to this day.

Playing RUclips roulette and here I am! I remember Chef Pasquale in Montreal in the '70s. Tele Domenica (Sunday T.V.) on CFCF Sunday mornings bringing the best of Italian T.V.. I could never understand a word of it, but very entertaining nonetheless. There would be Chef Pasquale singing up a storm, cooking up a storm and I found his techniques very easy and, very enjoyable! John Shaw Calgary Ab. Can.

Good Grief. I was never that happy when I worked at McDonald's.

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2 years later he would become a permanent announcer on the price is right

CHCH is running the bumpers from the original ABC broadcasts,which are not on the DVDs. The DVDs have the original uncut episodes of course,but it would have been a nice bonus to have the bumpers too.

March 18, 1996. My 33rd birthday. I was in engineering school at U of A, just finishing up 3rd year ('97 grad Chemical Eng.). I well remember Bill Matheson and still use expressions like "the most dreaded of all meterological phenomena...THE SIBERIAN HIGH" and "the Mother Low in the Gulf of Alaska, dispatching all her little lows" and "Keep your eye on the Idaho High". My family has no idea what I'm talking about. LOL.

My dad used to record the show Friends every Thursday before he went to work and he actually recorded a Subway commercial onto it.

i grew up watching Dutchy on ITV before it became 'Global', and remember he did some commercials, one was for a car dealership and it was a spoof of Home Improvement.

One of the greatest from my childhood along with "wok with yan' the best of the 80s cooking shows in Canada ❤maybe this is when I fell in love with cooking ❤

Cool seeing a kid version of Jonathan Torrens, aka j-roc from trailer park boys

Super