WTEN Commercial Breaks (April 8, 2003)
Junkie's Tape Bin
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Taken from a partial airing of General Hospital on WTEN channel 10, the Albany, NY market's ABC affiliate. This would segue into Judge Judy afterward, as evidenced by the video's thumbnail. Not much on this portion of the tape, afterwards it went to some NBC commercials (which I'm not posting because I have another tape with NBC material on it).
From exactly a year later (4/8/2004), here's a link to a compilation of WTEN's opens from that day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaerCpJzdgs
Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro
0:12 - Slim-Fast (partial) 0:38 - Sheer Blonde 1:05 - Prevacid 2:05 - Huggies 2:36 - Nivea 2:51 - Hellmann’s Dipping Sauce 3:06 - One Life to Live Promo 3:27 - General Hospital Bumper 3:34 - Women’s Rogaine 4:04 - Purina Dog Chow 4:35 - Pull-Ups 5:05 - French’s 5:20 - Oxy Deep 5:36 - Peeps 5:51 - Sears Portrait Studio 6:06 - Crest Whitestrips 6:37 - Drug PSA 6:58 - General Hospital Promo 7:15 - General Hospital Credits with NYPD Blue Promo 7:43 - Another General Hospital Promo 7:48 - News 10 at 5 Preview with Terry McSweeney (now at KNTV) 8:09 - WTEN Bumper for Judge Judy (Chris Clausen VO; note the 1994 logo is still being used here) 8:14 - LA Slim Down 8:44 - Mildred Elley 9:14 - Huck Finn’s Warehouse
9:23 - Outro
(C) 2003 ABC and Young Broadcasting, WTEN is now owned by Nexstar Media Group. No copyright infringement intended. 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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- English
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