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These commercials aired on CBS on April 7th, 1990
1. AT&T 800 Assurance Policy
2. Promo for "The Masters"
3. Promo for "CBS This Morning"
4. Promo for "Major Dad" and "City" ("City" aired for only 13 episodes and was Valerie Harper's last time headlining a sitcom)
5. Kenmore9
6. Ford Escort
7. Ernest & Julio Gallo White Zinfandel (Apologies for the yuppiness of this ad)
8. Kellogg's Frosted Mini-Wheats (The packaging changed to an orange box shortly after this and the individual pieces became much smaller and more "mini")
9. Promo for "Murder She Wrote" and "Crossing To Freedom"
10. "Saturday Night With Connie Chung" Commercial Bumper (Live from New York, it's Connie Chung!)
11. Promo for "60 Minutes"
12. Promo for "Newhart" and "His And Hers"
13. Promo for "Rescue 911"
14. CBS Station ID
15. WCAU Channel 10 News Update
16. AT&T Reach Out World Plan
17. Toshiba Portable Computers (I wonder how much this thing weighed?)
18. Chrysler
19. Plax (I get that they're wearing a dunce cap and graduation cap to denote intelligence...but it just doesn't work)
20. Speed Stick Anti-Perspirant
21. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Videos at Burger King (We had the tape from this promotion titled "April Foolish". Each tape had only one 24 minute episode on it...so not exactly a bargain)
22. Promo for "Sydney" and "Normal Life" (Both of these shows also only lasted for 13 episodes. "Normal Life" starred two of Frank Zappa's children: Moon-Unit and Dweezil who were paired with...Cindy Williams?)
23. "Saturday Night With Connie Chung" End Credits
24. Promo for "Wiseguy"
25. Promo for "Murphy Brown"
26. Promo for "Forbidden Nights"
27. CBS Station ID
28. WCAU Channel 10 News Update
29. Cadillac Super Network
30. Colonial Williamsburg
31. WCAU Channel 10 News (I'm including this partial newscast as a bonus)
a. Ku Klux Klan rally in South Jersey
b. Satanic Rituals in Philadelphia (I would be extremely surprised if this was actually the work of "Satanists". Most likely a bunch of high schoolers pulling a prank that got out of hand. This was probably the height of "Satanic Panic" in the U.S.)
c. John Poindexter found guilty in Iran-Contra scandal (His convictions were later reversed on appeal in 1991)
These commercials aired on CBS on April 7th, 1990
1. AT&T 800 Assurance Policy
2. Promo for "The Masters"
3. Promo for "CBS This Morning"
4. Promo for "Major Dad" and "City" ("City" aired for only 13 episodes and was Valerie Harper's last time headlining a sitcom)
5. Kenmore9
6. Ford Escort
7. Ernest & Julio Gallo White Zinfandel (Apologies for the yuppiness of this ad)
8. Kellogg's Frosted Mini-Wheats (The packaging changed to an orange box shortly after this and the individual pieces became much smaller and more "mini")
9. Promo for "Murder She Wrote" and "Crossing To Freedom"
10. "Saturday Night With Connie Chung" Commercial Bumper (Live from New York, it's Connie Chung!)
11. Promo for "60 Minutes"
12. Promo for "Newhart" and "His And Hers"
13. Promo for "Rescue 911"
14. CBS Station ID
15. WCAU Channel 10 News Update
16. AT&T Reach Out World Plan
17. Toshiba Portable Computers (I wonder how much this thing weighed?)
18. Chrysler
19. Plax (I get that they're wearing a dunce cap and graduation cap to denote intelligence...but it just doesn't work)
20. Speed Stick Anti-Perspirant
21. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Videos at Burger King (We had the tape from this promotion titled "April Foolish". Each tape had only one 24 minute episode on it...so not exactly a bargain)
22. Promo for "Sydney" and "Normal Life" (Both of these shows also only lasted for 13 episodes. "Normal Life" starred two of Frank Zappa's children: Moon-Unit and Dweezil who were paired with...Cindy Williams?)
23. "Saturday Night With Connie Chung" End Credits
24. Promo for "Wiseguy"
25. Promo for "Murphy Brown"
26. Promo for "Forbidden Nights"
27. CBS Station ID
28. WCAU Channel 10 News Update
29. Cadillac Super Network
30. Colonial Williamsburg
31. WCAU Channel 10 News (I'm including this partial newscast as a bonus)
a. Ku Klux Klan rally in South Jersey
b. Satanic Rituals in Philadelphia (I would be extremely surprised if this was actually the work of "Satanists". Most likely a bunch of high schoolers pulling a prank that got out of hand. This was probably the height of "Satanic Panic" in the U.S.)
c. John Poindexter found guilty in Iran-Contra scandal (His convictions were later reversed on appeal in 1991)
