Commercial200317 min1080×720

UPN (KSTW) Commercials 5-20-2003

UPN, 20th Television

Industrial and advertising

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Thanks to Smoke (https://archive.org/details/@smokenweewalt) for sending this to me

Aired on (then) UPN O&O KSTW-TV in Seattle, Washington and shown during the Series Finale of Buffy the Vampire Slayer (S7:E22)

Note: The tape has some audio issues during the first half

List of Commercials - That '70s Show End Credits/"Brought to you by" ETON (partial) - Sierra Mist - Ford - Jack in the Box - Honda - America's Next Top Model/Buffy the Vampire Slayer Promo - "Sponsored by" KIA - KIA - Legally Blonde 2: Red, White, and Blonde TV Spot - MasterCard - Sprint (with hard core flirting) - Neutrogena - America's Next Top Model Promo - Acuvue 2 - Wrong Turn TV Spot - AOL - Anti-Drug PSA (Good thing Smoke didn't upload this) - KIA - Dead Like Me Promo - Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle TV Spot - Click it or Ticket PSA - Monistat 1 - Subway (nobody will have trouble pronouncing that word nowadays) - Mitsubishi/2 Fast 2 Furious - Hollywood Homicide TV Spot (a 50 Cent song with a Harrison Ford Movie is just so funny) - America's Next Top Model Promo - buffyauction.com - Starbucks Doubleshot - Honda - The Bon Marché - Seinfeld Promo - Revlon - Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines TV Spot - Volkswagen - Banana Boat - Neutrogena - That '70s Show Promo - Slay the Tables in Vegas/96.5 The Point Promo - K9 Advantix - Muckleshoot Casino - McDonald's - The Matrix Reloaded TV Spot - Frasier Promo (set in Seattle) - America's Next Top Model Promo (incomplete)

Human-made No record of this work says a model made it. What this means.

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UPN, 20th Television
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