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548,261

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423

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About TV stuff

Captures of VHS tape recordings mainly from the late-80s through the mid-90s. Commercials, promos, station idents, news clips and more!

All content is captured by me, mostly from recordings made by me or my family*— nothing has been reuploaded from other channels or websites, or taken from other people's content. (*Source material may occasionally be pre-recorded tapes or recordings made by others, but everything is captured by me)

None of my videos are monetized. I strongly encourage the use of ad blockers, if only for this channel.

NOTE: The date or year in video titles indicates when the RECORDING was made. I realize that often commercials, idents, etc., can be much older than when they are shown, but I often have no way of knowing or even checking when a particular thing was first shown. I apologize if this causes any confusion.

Have VHS tapes that need digitizing? Contact me via links below or email:

[email protected]

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McDonald's - You'll Love the Change (DIME!) (1990)

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