1974 XETV-6 KNXT-2 Commercials & KTLA-5 Guess word Game Show Eiaj
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- 1974 XETV-6 KNXT-2 Commercials & KTLA-5 Guess word Game Show Eiaj all tapes are cleaned and baked before transfer. please keep in mind the quality Matters on condition of machines and how they were recorded plus tape stock Used. Also Many of These Recordings were Recorded Off Rabbit Ear Antenna, s Not Cable Tv Yet
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Early-to-mid-1970’s TV is the golden age for me. Experimental, still groovy, and nostalgic. Local ads were my favorite because they were low budget and genuine. I’m an L.A. kid who somehow got grainy reception of San Diego channels (Lassie, Dennis, Popeye, etc.) in the morning before school on our big living room set. It was like a portal to another dimension. The voiceovers were different. Thanks for this. ❤️
I like your use of the word "experimental" to describe the commercials in the early to mid 70s. Starting in '75 and '76, we started to see the whole commercial vibe become more mainstream and way less sophisticated.
XETV 6 🇲🇽🇺🇸 TIJUANA Y SAN DIEGO
I LOVE IT!!! I remember the way local stations used to do commercial ads with still photo slides and other assorted gimmicks and techniques back in the day. Not like today's ads with their amazing digital tech wizardry. I also remember the XETV ads being that I'm from San Diego and have lived here all of my life!! Thank you so much for posting these, +Obsolete Video!!!! Always a treat to travel back a generation or two!! :) :)
THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF TV! 🥲
XETV 6 was every kids go to after school in San Diego. When I wasn’t roaming the canyons was watching this
I remember watching "Guessword" on channel 5 when I was in the fourth grade. It premiered around the same time as "Wheel Of Fortune" and was produced by Golden West Broadcasters in association with Campbell-Robb Productions.
“Guessword” premiered on KTLA on April 21,1975 at 4:30pm with a nightly replay at 11:30pm,per the “Best Bets” section of the Los Angeles Times TV page.
Glad to see a Dennis the Menace rerun promo and Ricky Nelson singing "Believe What You Say" in the promo for Ozzie and Harriet.
As mentioned previously, "Guessword" was emceed by local L.A. broadcaster Larry Van Nuys. I worked with him when he was a news anchor at KNX-AM 1070 in Los Angeles. I told him I remembered "Guessword." He said, "Yeah...it was just 'Wheel of Fortune' without the wheel." Larry's still on the air in So-Cal; I believe he's a newscaster on KABC radio.
I think you're right... I listen to KABC and KNX on the drive to work and I know he's on one of those two stations.
I think Larry Van Nuys's introduction of the ill-aired version of "Tic Tac Dough" was better than Patrick Wayne as host: "In a moment,
the game that intrigued a nation. In a moment, the game of strategy
and fun. In a moment, Tic Tic Dough! Now guiding you through
thru the next 30 minutes of Tic Tic Dough,your host Patrick Wayne!"
Larry Van Nuys retired from broadcasting in 2009 (Radio/TV) until L.A. radio station owner Saul Levine offered him a job as a disc-jockey at oldies KSUR-AM (1260) Beverly Hills, CA. Larry’s back on-the-air now in morning drive. He started on January 7, 2019.
@@bossradio930 I guess they moved the 1260 license to Beverly Hills from San Fernando? KGIL used to be on that frequency.
That's the late Dick Wesson doing the voiceover for Disneyland. He was the announcer of "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color" and
"The Wonderful World of Disney" from 1954-79 and also promoed
Disney movies as well.
Almost sounded like Dick Tufeld to me.
@@micmac99 I think it is Dick Tufeld
@@RobConstantine it does sound like Dick Tufeld but as Armory wrote above, it is Dick Wesson. His voice/delivery is a little bit more excitable than Tufeld's.
Guessword was on KTLA in May of 1975 at 4:30pm and was hosted by Larry Van Nuys. It had a pretty short run.
That "Guessword" really grew on me! At first I couldn't really get what was going on, but by the time they were talking about the "sizing up" word that could describe a man I was yelling out the answer as if I were watching the show on TV. Dana was on fire, but I do like that unlike almost every episode of "Wheel of Fortune" I've seen where there's just one intelligent contestant and two dimwits, all three players here came across as fairly with it.
Mort Marshall as the "Trix Rabbit".
0:28 Dick Wesson on the voice-over for Disneyland.
Of course! He was the announcer for "THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY" and most of the studio's TV trailers at the time.
The Glenn Ash/Susan Raye concert is Jul 1-4 1974. From a 6-74 Santa Ana newspaper archive
Thanks. Glad that the tape lasted long enough to tell us the last word.
And Bob Schieffer is still at CBS, was talking about Barbara Bush this morning.
Bob just recently retired late in 2018 and if healthy he might still make appearances such as during the 2020 Presidential Elections for Commentary.
2:59 Nurseryland
Only thing Larry Van Nuys didn't get from Angela was her address and phone number.
LOL! That's great!
Not many VCRs in 1975.
These generally aren't home recordings
True
The big news of that day was the recapture of the American freighter Mayagùez.
Those toy and cereal commercials must have come from a cartoon block.
Remember three US Marines were left behind when the US withdrew from the Mayaguez incident. They were murdered by the Khmer Rouge.
Then the game show, the emcee's interactions with the contestants seem a bit strange today.
The rare XETV-6 Ole! ID@2:00
Baynewsvideo Sorta wonder how many kids living in Tijuana watching this channel would be seeing ads for toys only sold in the states, yet begged their parents to try getting those for them! That was such a mainstay of Canadian border shopping!
By the time we asked for those toys the Consumer Product Safety Comission had banned those toys. ZPLOP was full of DDT and other nasty chemicals that ate children.
Oh well.
This website says "Dixie Toys".
www.inthe70s.com/toys/zplop0.shtml
Yes
It's a mixture of XETV Channel 6 in San Diego, KNXT Channel 2(CBS) and KTLA Channel 5 in Los Angeles.
Actually, XETV Channel 6 was based in Tajuana Mexico.
@@Foxonian Correct!
I hope you have the complete recording of "GuessWord" can post it.
8:37 CBS News coverage of the Mayaguez incident dates at least this part of the tape to May 1975.
May 12- 15th 1975 was the Mayaguez ...this tape is from 1975...not 1974.
Mayaguez was seized in 1975.
Many of the videos on your channel are labeled with the wrong station call letters. Is there a reason for this?
The incident happened in 1975
What's "Guess Word"? Looks like some local game show that only aired here in Los Angeles. And who's the host? Looks like Tom Snyder.
Pretty sure that is veteran Los Angeles news broadcaster Larry Van Nuys who was on KNX Newsradio a few years back. Any SoCal "old timers" care to confirm? Looks like Guessword was on KTLA-5. Guessword looks like a Wheel of Fortune puzzle-style game.
Larry Van Nuys was the announcer on the 1990-1991 version of "Tic Tac Dough", plus "Hold Everything!" and "All About the Opposite Sex".
With board technology that looked like something out of "Now You See It".
It's Larry Van Nuys.
Looks like a gameshow that might have been on the short-lived interactive TV service, QUBE.
Guessword is a lamer version of Scrabble.
Kind of ironic that the poster's passion for vintage television has been negated by the horrid encoding into stretched faux wide screen.
1:42-1:57 That was . . . weak.