80's Commercials Vol. 1012

These commercials aired on Nick at Nite on September 4th, 1988

1. Promo for "Mr. Ed"
2. Lee Sculptured Nails
3. Promo for "MTV Video Music Awards" (With Arsenio Hall)
4. Promo for "Laugh In"
5. Promo for "Car 54, Where Are You?"
6. Promo for "The Patty Duke Show"
7. Promo for "The Best Of Saturday Night Live Marathon"
8. Time Life Mysteries Of The Unknown (A classic infomercial. This book series belongs in every crackpot's library)
9. MTV (With Jon Bon Jovi, Cyndi Lauper, John Cougar Mellencamp and Cher)
10. Promo for "The Donna Reed Show"
11. Nick At Nite Station ID
12. "The Best Of Saturday Night Live Marathon" Commercial Bumper
13. Promo for "My Three Sons" (Actor William Frawley was forced to leave the show in late 1964 due to ill health and was replaced by the character of Uncle Charley, played by William Demarest. Frawley died in 1966)
14. Nick At Nite Station ID
15. Promo for "My Three Sons" (I pity the fool who disses Mr. T!)
16. 1988 Olympics Shirts
17. Promo for "Make Room For Daddy"
18. Promo for "The Patty Duke Show" (Ironically, Nick At Nite would later air reruns of "The Facts Of Life" from 2000 to 2001. That was actually around the time that I stopped watching Nick At Nite regularly)
19. Promo for "SCTV"
20. TV Guide
21. "The Honeymooners" on VHS
22. Promo for "Mr. Ed" (Time Life should have made a "Secrets of Mr. Ed" book series!)
23. Nick At Nite Station ID
24. Promo for "Make Room For Daddy"
25. Promo for "The Best Of Saturday Night Live"
26. Contour Chair (With Art Linkletter. Too bad this isn't the version with the glasses guy saying "I took the VCR!")
27. "The Best Of Saturday Night Live Marathon" Commercial Bumper
28. Nick At Nite Station ID
29. Promo for "The Donna Reed Show"
30. Promo for "Mr. Ed"
31. Players Club (With Telly Savalas)
32. Promo for "The Patty Duke Show"
33. Nick At Nite Station ID
34. Promo for "Car 54, Where Are You?"
35. High Band (I have no idea)
36. "Good Manners And You" (I'm leaving this in as a bonus, this was most likely used to fill in unsold advertising spots in the middle of the night. It reminds me of some of the shorts seen on MST3k)
37. "The Dummies" (Also no idea. There were also a few random bits from Stand Up comedians that aired during this block that ran for over 5 minutes. This era of Nick At Nite was kind of weird and experimental)
38. Nick At Nite Station ID