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Great Interview of our very own Icon Sylvia Kuzyk. She really does mesmorize a person. Thanks for sharing.

Great humour and sales gimmick way as taught by Winnipeg's beloved Nick Hill who taught his number one boy well for this commercial. If it helped save one extra Cat it was worth it.

R.I.P. Mr. Marcel Adam (Owner but preferred the title Designer). You were a hoot to work for back in Winnipeg. The Leather goods that were actually manfactured by LR are among the finest made garments you can find and with the exception of Volcano brand, Lamb Skin was not allowed in his store due...

I have to admit, Kevin Bundy's Late Night Review was very original and it was very popular particularly in the Summer when he made the rounds to the various Manitoba events. I miss local access television and agree with Retro Winnipeg that I guess it seemed like a good time at the time to leave i...

What an amazing video, Although "Angels" is my favorite song of his, this video I recall being such a blast incorporating a 1960's Bond theme. The Man is brilliant and I hope he does a lot more music in the future.

How long has Sylvia been with CKY? Love the old K-Tel commercial from a much simpler time particularly in Winnipeg.

Oh God I remember this terrible commercial. funny memory though.

@SuperDumaurier We miss you boys and will not not forget you. RIP my friend Norman McCowen (St. Vital Legion) who I asked what battalion he was with and laughed telling me "My dear boy I was with the Regiment (PPCLI) as they did not come up with Battallions until the youngsters were serving in K...

@MrNWA4Life I don't recall a 15th anniversary patch being worn at all that season although a logo was used on the tickets that said "Manitoba's team". There was a 10th anniversary patch worn in 1982 that was red and round in shape.

Thanks for posting. Now that I think about it they were most visable during Christmas.

I remember me and my uncles buying this only to have it not work so good. We did have great fun with it however and thanks for posting.

Thanks for posting. I have not seen this commercial since it aired and man what a blast from the past.

Thank you for posting as it brought back so many memories. What a time and so glad someone had it to post to prove I was not dreaming.

I remember so well the noon hours during lunch when we watched this during school. When it was over at 12:30 we knew it was time to head back for the afternoon.

My Father had an 81 Imperial and what a nice car. It was too bad that the computor module that over saw the Engines fuel injection system kept conking out and Mopar discontinued the carberator conversion kit.

What a blast from the past. Thanks for posting as I have not seen the intro for this show in over 20 years.

@mrbamajama Being from Winnipeg I would of loved all the Teams to have merged and I didn't realize the bulls had that much firepower. Houston Aero's and the Stingers should have also been taken on in my opinion. Ah the good old days of Hockey.

This is from late December 2007 as the newsticker mentions Benazir Bhutto being laid to rest. It is definately from the United States as the call letters which I can't make out start with a "W" Funny incident to catch on camera.

@malevolenceXXXensues Not a problem as I felt the same way. God what would I do do to see the Pontiac and Oldsmobile marquee come back as I have always been a GM guy.

Interesting choices and cool video.

His voice I will always remember as the voice of CKY. RIP Mr. Torgrud, we will miss you.

That was very good and well done.

Wow, Although I don't beleive any disrespect was intended here, it was hard to listen to. I remember watching the Winnipeg Blue Bombers play the Las Vegas Posse in Vegas and the summer heat almost killing the players with oxygen masks on the sidelines. Good memory though and thanks for posting.

RetroWinnipeg, You were right that Follow Me was a religious childrens show that was not particularly popular from what I recall. There were a number over the years like Circle square, etc. The days of local programming I sure do miss.

I remember Brian Jewel wrestling in the AWA. I can't ever recall him winning a match despite us always cheering for him as he was such an underdog.

This shows what makes America a wonderful place. A company that usually makes commercials that are routine off the scale in the humour department and then change gears into a tasteful, sincere, homage to a terrible event that we will never forget. This coming from a very impressed Canadian.

I still get goosebumps whenever I see this. The best series ever and all for National pride and not money.