Classic TV Promos, Commercials and Bloopers - Post ‘Em! (1 Viewer)

[bmasters9]

1991 An ABC MiniSeries preview promo for Dynasty: The Reunion, along with opening of the same...

 

[ScottRE]

Lost in Space Season 2 color CBS promo from 1966:

Funny how they were still selling Lost in Space as a mostly serious adventure at this point.

 

[ScottRE]

Man I love this thread.

 

[ScottRE]

I consider V to be the pinnacle of 80's promos. Their ad campaign and the recaps were practically mini movies.



Batman was known as the best promoted series up to that time...



Some of these were even used in syndication.

 

[bmasters9]

Almost 40 years ago: the opening of the NBC Sunday Night at the Movies broadcast of the pilot of O-R 1982-86 Hasselhoff/Mulhare Knight Rider (OAD Sunday, September 26, 1982 on NBC):

 

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The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961-1966)
Mary Tyler Moore as Laura Petrie Dancing

S01E11 To Tell or Not to Tell (Nov.14.1961) (Segment)​

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S02E14 Somebody Has to Play Cleopatra (Dec.26.1962) (Segment)​

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[The 1960's]

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The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1970-1977)

S07E10 Murray Can't Lose (Nov.27.1976) (Segment)
Mary Tyler Moore as Mary Richards Singing​

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** Oops. Sorry Bob, accidentally reposted the MTM promo you posted here. I guess if this thread has longevity that will be more and more likely to happen being that we can't search for content that isn't labeled.

 

[Scott511]

I consider V to be the pinnacle of 80's promos. Their ad campaign and the recaps were practically mini movies.



Batman was known as the best promoted series up to that time...



Some of these were even used in syndication.

Danny Dark’s voiceover work on the V promos is outstanding.

 

[bmasters9]

1960 ABC promo for The Untouchables...


1961 ABC promo for the same...

 

[ScottRE]

For bloopers, I find this to be great. Ryan's Edits. He put the outtakes back into Star Trek Next Generation episodes, and added finishing touches to they are mostly seamless. And hysterical. Posting one or two would be pointless, so here is a link to his You Tube playlist.

Others have also started doing them but from what I know, he kicked it off.

EDIT: The preview here isn't working but click on it and you'll see 'em.

 

[ScottRE]

For bloopers, I find this to be great. Ryan's Edits. He put the outtakes back into Star Trek Next Generation episodes, and added finishing touches to they are mostly seamless. And hysterical. Posting one or two would be pointless, so here is a link to his You Tube playlist.

Others have also started doing them but from what I know, he kicked it off.

The preview is acting weird, but if you click on it, it works. Enjoy!

 

[bmasters9]

The preview is acting weird, but if you click on it, it works. Enjoy!

What do you mean by "acting weird"?

 

[ScottRE]

It's not showing the preview. Just click on it and it'll get to the You Tube page

 

[The 1960's]

Inger Stevens (1934-1970)
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[Jeff Flugel]

Inger Stevens (1934-1970)​

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Thank you for the Inger Stevens injection, Neal!

Ms. Stevens also shows up in this '70s "Movie of the Week" promo, along with a host of other stars:

 

[Jeff Flugel]

A whole grab-bag of promos here:

 

[JohnHopper]

A whole grab-bag of promos here:

One word: marvelous!

 

[JohnHopper]

 

[Sky King]

Neil,

Did you notice who played Inger’s husband in that Vel commercial ?
Its none other than Art Fleming, who in 10 or so years would be the first host of Jeopardy.

John

 

[bmasters9]

Emergency! (second-season episode "Kids" [OAD Saturday, Sept. 23, 1972 on NBC]), and a NBC Saturday Night at the Movies broadcast of the original McQueen Thomas Crown Affair: promo from 1972...