There are 20 more ads today including four for soap operas and seven for movies from April and May 1985. There's also an addition to the Random Pages gallery for 2 pages of TV Guide listings from the Toledo-Lima edition for late afternnon programs on Thursday, May 3, 1985. There's also a 'vital statistic' on one of those pages about the most popular commercials of 1984 (Wendy's "Where's the Beef" was m
ost popular). The ABC gallery has one ad for Good Morning America (David Hartman, Joan Lunden, Steve Bell) for it's look at Vietnam, ten years after we pulled out. The CBS gallery has two ads, one for "Stark" (Marilu Henner, Nicholas Surovy) on the CBS Wednesday Night Movies and one for The Young and the Restless. The NBC gallery has four ads
, one for World Premiere Movie "Florence Nightingale" (Jaclyn Smith) and three more for daytime soaps Another World (Sharon Gabet), Search for Tomorrow (Matthew Ashford, Cynthia Gibb) and Santa Barbara (A Martinez). The Vintage Cable Ads gallery has two, one for "The Undergrads" (Art Carney) on T
he Disney Channel and one for a Cinemax special, Rick Springfield: The Beat of the Drum which was simulcast in stereo on WTWR-FM 98.3. There are also three ads in the CBN gallery, one for Wagon Train, one for The Monroes (Michael Anderson, Jr., Barbara Hershey, Keith and Kevin Schultz, Tammy Locke) and one for The Best of Groucho (Groucho Marx). The Ohio/W. Pennsylvania gallery has eight more out-of-town ads. There's one for WDTN-TV for TV2 News (You Can Se
e the Difference). There are five WHIO-TV7 ads, three Friday Night Movie ads for "Scarecrow" and "Serpico" (both with Al Pacino) and "Rider on the Rain" (Charles Bronson) and two Sunday Morning Movie ads for "Zeppelin" (Micha
el York) and "Double Indemnity" (Richard Crenna) and there are two more WKEF-TV ads for 22 Alive News, one with Carl Day and one with Janet McGill. More ABC, CBS, NBC, TBS and Dayton stations ads from May 1985 are on the way...