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WRGB Commercial Breaks (October 8, 2004)

Junkie's Tape Bin

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Taken from the short-lived Jane Pauley Show off of CBS affiliate WRGB (channel 6) in Albany, NY (licensed to Schenectady). The show only lasted one season and would air between CBS' daytime shows and the 5pm news.

This recording aired a week after the new "CBS6" name was implemented, as I stated in the last few videos. I uploaded a block from two weeks earlier (9/24) with their old "Channel 6 News" branding: https://youtu.be/0lxq2QEyZJU

Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro

0:13 - Goya 0:20 - Colgate Total 0:50 - As The World Turns Credits with NFL Commercial 1:16 - Danimals 1:46 - Chuck Schumer for Congress 2:16 - Huck Finn’s Warehouse & More 2:46 - Target 3:16 - Poise 3:47 - CBS6 News Preview (with Sue Nigra; Charlie Van Dyke VO; Impact by 615 Music) 4:02 - Boscov’s 4:32 - Married with Children Promo (this station is actually WNYA, now known as “My4” and sister station to WNYT; WRGB once sistered with it when it was a UPN affiliate) 4:47 - Similason 5:00 - Breathe Right 5:30 - Fuccillo Fall Blowout 6:00 - Mercury Insurance Group 6:30 - Hack’s Furniture 6:40 - Finkelstein & Partners 7:10 - CBS6 Coats for Kids 7:25 - WRGB Station ID (Charlie Van Dyke VO; different cut of Impact used here) 7:31 - Leap Frog

8:01 - Outro

(C) 2004 Freedom Communications, WRGB now owned by Sinclair Broadcast Group. All rights go to their respective owners, same for the advertisements. For educational and historical purposes only. We do not profit off this video.

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