WCWN Commercial Breaks (October 2007)

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Taken from Seinfeld reruns off of CW affiliate WCWN (channel 45, cable 15) in Albany, New York. The station at the time went by on-air as "The Capital Region's CW," but is now known as "CW 15." I do not have a specific date identified here, but it has to be before the end of October 2007 as evidenced by the Toyota advert (which has a disclaimer saying offer ends 10/31/07).

The CW itself was 13 months old at the time and was a merger of two networks, The WB and UPN. Since The CW only broadcasted mostly during primetime, their affiliates would stock up on syndie programs, Seinfeld being a huge example. WCWN was owned by Freedom Communications as part of a duopoly with WRGB (CBS 6), which produces a 10pm news show for the former. Both are currently owned by Sinclair.

Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro

0:12 - Chili’s 0:42 - MasterCard 0:57 - 5 Gum 1:12 - Bayer 1:42 - Braun 2:12 - Seinfeld Promo (Jim Cutler VO; Cutler was main VO of Tribune Broadcasting, which used to own this station) 2:27 - WCWN Go Green Promo 2:42 - Toyota 3:12 - Prilosec OTC 3:42 - Q103 Promo (station is now an AC station under the title “103.9 The Breeze”) 3:52 - WCWN iPod Giveaway Promo (Jim Cutler VO) 4:12 - Rotel 4:27 - Betty Crocker Warm Delights 4:57 - Honda 5:27 - Superpages.com 5:57 - MVP Health Care 6:27 - Seinfeld Closed Captioned Bumper 6:30 - IHOP 6:40 - Subway 7:09 - Curves Cereal 7:39 - Mayfair Jewelers 7:54 - Dan in Real Life Trailer 8:09 - CDPHP

8:39 - Outro

(C) 2007 Freedom Communications, WCWN now owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group. All rights go to their respective owners; same for the advertisements. No copyright infringement intended. For educational and historical purposes only. We do not profit off this video.

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English

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