December 9, 1982 commercials

Taken from Cheers and Taxi off WCKT/NBC.
1. Purina Dog Chow
2. Dodge Aries K
3. Datril
4. Lowenbrau
5. Taxi/Hill Street Blues/Voyagers! promos
6. U.S. Armed Forces/Ad Council
7. Epris fragrance by Max Factor
8. Polaroid Sun Cameras
9. Cheers partial closing credits with Taxi/Hill Street Blues voiceover promos
10. WCKT South Florida's 7/The Fort Lauderdale Winter Festival and Christmas Boat Parade
11. Energizer
12. Burger King
13. NBC Reports: Bataan, The Forgoteen Hell promo bumper
14. NBC "Proud N" black silent ID
15. NBC Thursday "Just Watch Us Now" bumper
16. Dove
17. Tootsie movie trailer
18. Pillsbury
19. Bell System
20. Matthew Star/Knight Rider/Remington Steele promos
21. Another Voyagers! promo
22. The Toy trailer
23. Dial soap
24. Taxi partial closing credits with Hill Street Blues voiceover promo
25. Saturday Night Live promo
26. NBC News Capsule
27. Chevrolet trucks
28. Best
29. Beck's Beer
30. WCKT NewsCenter 7 promo bumper

[@sonicmoremusic1]

Thanks for another great collection...this one's even better because my Birthday is on December the 9th (I was 12 in 1982).

[@seibervideo]

Happy birthday!

[@bb-gc2tx]

december 6 th here

[@ericsamuelson5656]

I was 2 days old when these NBC shows aired

[@user-vo4mp7mv6p]

I was born four days after these commercials were aired...but I was born in Spain 😅

[@jeffbowen2608]

This was in the days before NBC bought WTVJ & switched over to Channel 6. WCKT became WSVN & has been with Fox for 33 years.

[@josephperez2567]

Lowenbrau, I miss that beer.

[@gojifan7976]

1982 introduced 2 good things a talking plant and kitt

[@seibervideo]

Is that Elisabeth Shue in the Burger King commercial?

[@anthonyyoung5676]

Yes

[@baylinkdashyt]

She and Lea Thompson did, between them, over a dozen spots for BK in the 1982-3 season.

[@BigSCTVfan]

NBC - Just Watch Us Now!

[@mattf.1233]

Back when they could say Christmas instead of holiday.

[@pannoni8449]

I find it strange that outside of North America, you still commonly hear Christmas mentioned during seasonal advertising, even if those nations are just as religiously diverse. I guess the Britishness of the word "holiday" sort of tripped it up a bit, but even over there, you more frequently hear "Happy holidays" in reference to Christmas than ever before, with "festive" another common replacement there.

[@bb-gc2tx]

more political correctness bs

[@jeffmccullough3359]

LOL...10.9% financing..what a deal!!!