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At $39 / night, cheating on your spouse had never been more affordable.
insculldrew 7 months ago
The Banquet Chicken Strips commercial features actor Bill Smitrovich of Life
Goes On fame
mrtelevision 1 year ago
In This Clip, From 3:41 To 3:44, It Was WNEW-TV's Special Video ID For Saturday Night, January 8, 1983.
radiodj1520 1 year ago
In This Clip, From 2:53 To 3:40, It Was "Mission: Impossible" Video Close From December 17, 1966.
radiodj1520 1 year ago
$39 a night! Is Milford even around anymore?
ukendcx2000 1 year ago
@ukendcx2000 - Sure is; in fact, it's been undergoing some kind of renovation.
wmbrown6 1 year ago
@ukendcx2000
It's currently "Under renovation" indefinitely!
burtiscurtis09 1 year ago
Old school Banquet packaging ...
ukendcx2000 1 year ago
Nice break! Again loved the MI credits! Gotta love that Milford Plaza ad that survived for at LEAST a good 15 years on NY TV until the late 90s! Seems that late night was the place to dump off a good deal of longform ads!
DanZero77 1 year ago
@DanZero77
I agree. I would tape AT10 late night and notice all the longform ads, and during the Saturday afternoon re-broadcast of At10 the ads would be short ones.You may notice that on a few of these ads it seems to have a different one begin and then the longform would start.
burtiscurtis09 1 year ago
@burtiscurtis09 YES! I thought that was just a tape issue when you have taped them originally. So the shorter ads would be on the afternoon!
DanZero77 1 year ago
The closing credits for "M:I" came from the episode "The Short Tail Spy," which originally aired on CBS on Dec. 17, 1966. (Besides a different IMF leader, the first season was the only one where the Bulletin Typewriter font was used for credits; after the second season, Univers 75 was used for credits.) And also, why after those end credits did WNEW have a "Next: 'Special' " bumper if "AT10" came afterwards - another one of their errors?
wmbrown6 1 year ago
@wmbrown6 And in case anyone is interested, tha
t was guest star Eric Braden ("The Rat Patrol," "The Young and the Restless") who was credited as Hans Gudegast in that episode of "M:I."
kresblain 8 months ago
@kresblain oh snap didnt know that was him lol I was watching that episode on netflix last night lmao
retroguy1976 2 months ago