WNYT Commercial Breaks (November 6, 1984; with Sign-off)

#80sweek
Taken from an NBC News election special, The Tonight Show and Late Night with David Letterman, all on WNYT (channel 13) in Albany, NY. This is the second half of the November 1984 WNYT set, and also this wraps up 80s week on the channel.
Included is a sign-off for WNYT featuring their logo at the time. Not long after they added the CGI logo animation to the sign-off, which debuted the next month. Also, look for then-president Ronald Reagan in two campaign ads, and an old, poor-film-quality PSA that looks like it's from the 70s. Guess you could get away with that back then!
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Sun Company
0:44 - AT&T
1:14 - Manufacturers Hanover
1:44 - Taster’s Choice
2:14 - Whirlpool (Alan Bleviss VO)
2:44 - Vanish
3:14 - Goodyear
3:44 - Remington Micro Screen Rechargeable
4:15 - NBC News Decision ‘84 Promo
4:36 - WNYT Sky13 Promo (Look For Us theme)
4:46 - Jerry Solomon for Congress
5:16 - Hill Street Blues on TV13 Promo
5:37 - WNYT “Be There, Be Counted” ID
5:42 - Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls
6:12 - Maxwell House
6:42 - Reagan Campaign Ad 1
7:12 - Triaminic
7:42 - Coke
8:13 - Listermint with Fluoride
8:43 - Lipton Hearty Chicken Noodle Soup
9:13 - Wilkinson Sword
9:43 - Dinner Classics
10:13 - Midas
10:43 - Reagan Campaign Ad 2
11:44 - Tonight Show Bumper
11:49 - Fatal Vision Promo (Danny Dark VO)
11:59 - Late Night with David Letterman Promo (Nick Michaels VO)
12:09 - The 30 Minute News on WNYT Promo (Look For Us theme)
12:39 - Cella Lambrusco
13:09 - Silent Night Deadly Night Trailer
13:39 - WNYT ID (Special Olympics)
13:43 - Quasar
14:13 - Purina Dog Chow
14:43 - Vicks Formula 44
15:13 - Today in Music History
15:43 - Sun Country Wine Cooler
16:13 - AC Delco
16:44 - Philadelphia Cream Cheese
17:14 - Reagan Campaign Ad 3
18:14 - Bustin’ Loose Promo (Danny Dark VO)
18:24 - I Married a Centerfold Promo
18:34 - Vote PSA (with WNYT ID)
19:04 - Cella Sparkling Wine
19:34 - Long John Silver’s
20:04 - WNYT ID (Schenectady YWCA)
20:09 - Simmons Beautyrest
20:39 - Stouffer’s Lean Cuisine
21:09 - Diamonds at Glennpeter Jewelers
21:39 - McDonald’s
22:10 - Comtrex
22:42 - Kraft Cheese & Macaroni
23:12 - Nescafé
23:42 - Alliance to Save Energy PSA
24:13 - Pillsbury Soft Breadsticks
24:43 - Sears
25:13 - Household Finance
25:43 - Stewart’s
26:14 - Late Night with David Letterman Bumper
26:26 - NBC Wednesday Promo (Danny Dark VO)
26:46 - Prejudice PSA (ft. Judd Hirsch)
27:16 - The Believer’s Voice of Victory on WNYT Promo
27:47 - American Forestry Association
28:19 - Hour Magazine on TV13 Promo
28:49 - American Cancer Society
29:19 - Levi’s 501 Blue
28:49 - Mediquell
30:19 - Velamints
30:49 - Vlasic
31:19 - Vicks NyQuil
31:50 - Election Night on The 30 Minute News Promo (Vic Vetters VO)
32:20 - National Captioning Institute
32:50 - I Married a Centerfold Promo (again)
33:01 - Fitness PSA
33:31 - RID PSA
34:01 - Project Strive
34:11 - WNYT ID (United Way)
34:18 - WNYT Sign-off
35:21 - Outro
(C) 1984 Viacom, now part of Paramount Global; WNYT is now owned by Hubbard Broadcasting. All rights go to their respective owners, same for the advertisements. For educational and historical purposes only. We don't profit off this video.

[@johnpat3622]

How come they had a translator in Utica when that city already had an NBC affiliate (WKTV, channel 2)?

[@roybroussard800]

Only fitting that 80s Week ends with a sign-off!

[@JoshuaGalka]

34:17

[@dorothytheuyfanatic5118]

34:27 V of Doom!

[@mariepavlov9144]

@Junkie's Tape Bin, Vanderbilt TV News Archive does not have the NBC News Decision 84 Election Eve special from November 5, 1984. I'm sure that someone has it, maybe you have it from either WNYT and/or WNBC

[@spwash1000]

34:20 for the sign-off announcement

[@NEPatriot]

No national anthem after the sign-off?

[@mikemercer2394]

Yes there was by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir followed by one more station id saying WNYT Albany & the carrier cutting off after that.

[@NEPatriot]

@@mikemercer2394 So WNYT (nee WAST) aired the Mormon's SSB? If so, that's another station using it and only the second NY State station (WOR-TV channel 9 NYC prior to its move to Secaucus, NJ)

[@JoshuaGalka]

34:18