Partial Cinemax Break (w/Freeview scroll) (Spring 1981)
My best guess is that the cable company in Tulsa, Oklahoma had just added Cinemax to their lineup and were trying to rustle up some subscribers...using a ceaselessly-running scroll to the bottom of the screen. As a digital bonus, since the overscan area is now uncovered, you can get see the software blinking away in the bottom-left part of the screen. This aired over Cinemax in either April or May of 1981. ALL COPYRIGHTS ACKNOWLEDGED
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Cinemax Break (Wed. 11/9/1983) (David Downs Collection)
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PRISM Logo/Promo History (#180)
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Lanz responded: I had to read it 5 times to believe it!!!
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Analogue Satellite TV Zapping bandscan 1993 Europe 3m polarmount dish (Vintage TV clips test cards)
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NBC Commercials - May 13, 1983 (WNBC New York)
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August 1st, 1981 (IN STEREO WHERE AVAILABLE)
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Most Ridiculous Worker Mistakes Caught on Camera
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WGTU/ABC Commercials - February 17, 1987 (Part 1)
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1970s Commercial in German TV #VintageCommercial #70sAdvertising #retrocommercials
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The world's first regular television program!
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The Benny Hill Show - Cruise on the S.S. Rumpo (1971)
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Turner Classic Movies Remembers 2001 (Jan 01 2002) (Lost Media Found HQ)
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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983): 15 Weird Facts You Didn't Know
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KTNV (ABC - Las Vegas, NV) Partial News & Ad Breaks (Mon. 11/2/1981)
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Don't Miss This: The TV Shows That Crashed in '85-'86!
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Cinemax and The Movie Channel promos (January 13th, 1984)
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Celebrities with Weird Talents You Have to See to Believe!
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The First MTV Top 20 Video Countdown 1984
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The Downfall of Space: 1999 (1975) – Sci-Fi's Most Expensive TV Gamble
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