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[@SMtWalkerS]

What a blast from the past! Lots of memories.... thanks for this!

[@robatsea2009]

Nice to see an opening from the very short-lived "Archer" series starring Brian Keith.

[@fromthesidelines]

*How* short was it? SIX EPISODES [January - March 1975].

[@stephenzamarin3193]

The Columbo promo at 9:32 was for the December 29th 1974 rerun of the A Friend In Deed episode. The ABC Sunday Night Movie promo was for the January 26th 1975 airing of Charly. The ABC Monday Night Movie promo was for the January 27th 1975 airing of the Boston Strangler.

[@ricaug50]

I love these things. Old commercials provide a glimpse of our past, almost like a Way-back machine!

[@ScorpioBornIn69]

39:25 The good ole days when the Holiday Inn had that sign and able to see it as far as miles.

[@fromthesidelines]

57:10- Gordon Jump as "Elmer Yocum"
Joe Sirola, announcer

[@LivLaRaj]

Caught Jaclyn, Caught Farrah, hoped a promo for "The Rookies" would show up and give me the trifecta...

[@manofmanyinterests]

The Don Rickles Right Guard ad also aired during the ABC network premiere of 'Trilogy of Terror'.

[@OofusTwillip]

"...and YOU can pay for my mother's apartment in Miami Beach!" is rather chilling now.

[@manofmanyinterests]

@@OofusTwillip Chilling? How?

[@jeffbowen2608]

@@manofmanyinterests she’s prob referring to the recent condo collapse down there last week.

[@manofmanyinterests]

@@jeffbowen2608 Thank you.

[@byrd56]

4:46--I'm not sure, but I think that might be Ron Glass, later Det. Harris from "Barney Miller", for Chevrolet.

[@luisreyes1963]

Yep, that's Ron Glass in the Chevrolet ad.

[@roykassinger6903]

I think you're right.

[@stephenzamarin3193]

The Adventures of the Queen bumper at 1:00:26 dates to February 14th 1975.

[@brentmann2988]

19:33 John Erwin on the voice-over for Toyota. He was also the voice of Morris the Cat.

[@randydubin7118]

2:43 A rare Met Life commercial from the pre-Peanuts era.

[@WarioBarker]

34:38 - Joe Garagiola for Chrysler Corporation
40:05 - "The New Treasure Hunt" promo, with a bunch of clips! (Notably, the last clip is of the Rolls-Royce winner who ended up fainting. She starts to faint right as the clip ends.)

[@fromthesidelines]

1:43- Anthony Eisley for Wagner

[@StudioZ7]

Carpet commercial at 30:10 is a bit eerie considering current events in Florida.

[@StudioZ7]

John Bartholomew Tucker voicing the Lipton Tea commercial at 21:00.

[@brentmann2988]

Great catch! JBT dialed it back at bit on this Lipton spot.

[@fromthesidelines]

8:53- John Erwin, announcer

[@jamieschmidt939]

25:17 Promos aired on ABC Sat. 1/25/75 for The Six Million Dollar Man airing on Sun. 1/26/75 and ABC Tuesday Movie of the Week "The Daughters of Joshua Cabe Return" airing on Tues. 1/28/75.

[@VahanNisanian]

A promo for "The New Treasure Hunt", and a commercial with Farrah Fawcett, are among the highlights here.

[@enricosanchez894]

6:18 Jaclyn Smith for Pontiac.

[@fromthesidelines]

According to Aaron Spelling, Jaclyn appeared in 75 commercials (including a stint as "The Breck Girl") before she audtioned for "CHARLIE'S ANGELS".

[@elc1960]

@@fromthesidelines One of those commercials was a 1969 or 1970 ad for Camay soap.

[@fromthesidelines]

28:35- Tom Smothers, voice-over

[@davidhileman8251]

23:05 Montgomery Ford as the Old Spice Sailor

[@davidhileman8251]

8:29 Robert Ridgely aka Thundarr The Barbarian for Knott's Berry Farm

[@fromthesidelines]

55:03- Susan Tolsky

[@jimfesta8981]

This was once America now gone forever.

[@stephenzamarin3193]

The listings for the Z channel definitely date to January and February 1975. The ABC Saturday Night Movie promo was for the January 25th 1975 airing of The Detective.That is Ron Glass in the Chevrolet commercial at 4:46.

[@fromthesidelines]

35:58- Joe Flynn's final feature film appearance.

[@tvtimetravel]

He had a posthumous film role as the voice of Snoops in
Disney's "The Rescuers", released three years after his death.

[@fromthesidelines]

17:18- Oh, do I remember *THIS* one!
{Lavoris is currently available at Dollar Tree}

[@tomservo56954]

"Clitoris...isn't that the cinnamon mouthwash"

[@annmariesnyder5267]

Amazing!

[@fromthesidelines]

9:32- Eddie King, NBC announcer

[@fromthesidelines]

23:24- Allen Swift, announcer

[@brentmann2988]

Excellent v/o knowledge, as usual! Did he also voice Liv-a Snaps in the 70s?

[@fromthesidelines]

YES!!!!
'"Liv-a-Snaps treats are made with REAL LIVER.........and dogs LOVE 'em! Treat YOUR dog-- to LIV-A-SNAPS!!"

[@brentmann2988]

@@fromthesidelines Thank you very much! I knew that you'd know.

[@fromthesidelines]

You're welcome! That 10 second spot was just about all they needed to sell Liv-a Snaps. The fact I can still remember it, word for word, over 45 years later, is a testament to just *HOW* good an effective commercial can be!

[@LannieLord]

26:53 I want that Clairol Herbal Essence SOAP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the old Clairol Herbal Essence shampoo goes for a LOT of money on the collectors market ! YES: people collect old soaps and shampoos !

[@luisreyes1963]

All those Del Monte product ads with the voice of Bill Cosby gives one a creepy vibe. 😰
Also, a rare look at LA's own Pay TV channel, The Z Channel. 📺

[@fromthesidelines]

53:08- JACKSON BECK, ANNOUNCER!!

[@mikejohnson515]

How cheap is Rickles.....buys his mother an apartment instead of a condo?

[@fromthesidelines]

It's part of the gag involving his image as "Mr. Warmth". The truth was, Don was a *pussycat.*

[@sc885]

Commenting for a pizza roll

[@michaelterry1000]

I was a 14 year old boy when Farrah Fawcett 18:50 was at her career high in 1976.
She played a military officer on the Six Million Dollar Man with the rank of a Major.
Her characters name was Kelly Wood.
That sleazy show had everyone addressing her as Major Wood.
At school the next day it was all that the boys could talk about.

[@randydubin7118]

LOL!

[@wayfarer4578]

It was an action-adventure show, not Jerry Springer.

[@michaelterry1000]

@@wayfarer4578 Lee Majors Is The Six Million Dollar Man and Farrah Fawcett is Major Wood !!!

[@thewayitwas6794]

Nice of you to stick that big @ss watermark on the there. Way to claim ownership.