Commercials describe Advertisements created to sell a product, concept or service.
Commercials
"The most difficult time we had with commercials was finding out when they wore out." - Rod Erickson
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Highlights
Walter Cronkite on trying to correct grammatical ad copy; he antagonized Winston cigarettes and never did another commercial (02m 36s)
On the very first TV commercial for Bulova watches
Florence Henderson sings the famous Wesson oil jingle.
On her commercial for Glade (00m 17s)
Barbara Feldon on the commercial she did for Revlon for Top Brass where she growls like a tiger (02m 00s)
Ricardo Montalban on his ads for Chrysler's Cordoba (01m 22s)
David Brinkley on a commercial he did for Camel cigarettes
Jean Stapleton on refusing to reprise Edith or a likeness thereof in TV commercials (00m 37s)
Leonard Nimoy on why villains were not allowed to smoke on Ziv Television Programs’ syndicated shows, due to sponsorship, circa 1950s-60s
(01m 42s)
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