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298K views · 6.9K reactions | Classic 80s - 90s TV Commercial Vol. 4 Do these commercials bring back good memories? 1. McDonald's, feat Dolphy 2. Maxx Candy feat Max Alvarado 3. SMB "Bilmoko" feat APO, Bert Tawa & Fred Panopio 4. Sony Trinitron feat Joel Torre 5. Sunrise Coffee feat. Angelique Lazo 6. Mello Yello feat Jojo Alejar 7. Ajinomoto 8. Magnolia Cheese 9. Royal Gelatin 10. Gillette Right Guard Any request? Just comment down below. | Yesteryears TV | Facebook

14K views · 633 reactions | Happy birthday to us! WPIX turns 70 years old today — here's a look at some of our best moments. You can see so much more in our one-hour special airing Saturday at 4 and 11 p.m. Keep sharing your PIX memories and THANK YOU for watching and following us here. | WPIX Archives | Facebook

6.1K views · 282 reactions | The Twilight Zone was a classic WPIX show for decades. Tell us, fans, about your favorite episodes! | WPIX Archives | Facebook

The musical ‘Shenandoah’ played at the Alvin Theatre on Broadway beginning January 7, 1975. The show played for a total of 1,050 performances, ending August 7, 1977. John Cullum, who played Charlie Anderson, won a Tony award for this part as best leading actor in a musical. Cullum is a Broadway veteran and television star known for series like ‘Northern Exposure’ and ‘ER.’ Who can still sing along with this classic commercial, which aired on PIX11 in 1975? | WPIX Archives

1.1M views · 13K reactions | BUT WHAT IS SALSA? There's still time to get the full story in our great doc about New York and latin music. https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/097587-000-A/nueva-york-a-musical-history-of-latin-new-york/ | Arte | Facebook

31K views · 498 reactions | WATCH: New York City's Greenwich Village Sunday 4:45 pm ET Architectural historian Barry Lewis discusses the creation and evolution of New York City's Greenwich Village. He talks about the many changes the neighborhood has experienced since the early 19th century and how it has influenced American society and culture. | American History TV | Facebook