WXXA Commercial Breaks (October 18, 1987)

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Taken from 21 Jump Street and Married with Children, both on Fox affiliate WXXA-TV (channel 23) in Albany, NY. Fox had just celebrated a year on the air, and in that window launched a primetime line-up, and a talk show which at this point was hosted by Arsenio Hall (just before he went to do his own show in syndication).
Fox had an uneven branding identity when it launched. It had CGI IDs like the one on the thumbnail, plus a print logo similar to the movie logo (back when they were still co-owned), a generic "FBC" logo (stands for Fox Broadcasting Company), and the O&O stations used another structure-like logo that only lasted about a year.
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Noxzema
0:44 - The Puffalumps
1:14 - Fox ID (with WXXA logo)
1:21 - Married with Children Promo (with WXXA ID)
1:41 - McDonald’s (ad 1)
2:10 - Central Nissan
2:40 - WXXA ID 1
2:46 - Aunt Jemima Original Waffles
3:16 - Wrigley’s Doublemint Gum
3:46 - Clairol Benders
4:16 - KLITE 101 (ad 1)
4:47 - Simon & Simon on WXXA Bumper (John Young VO)
4:51 - 21 Jump Street Sponsors (Mark Eliot VO)
5:01 - KFC
5:31 - Tylenol
6:01 - Almay
6:31 - Contact Literacy Center
6:51 - Fox Sunday Promo (Mark Eliot VO)
7:22 - 21 Jump Street Credits with VO Promo for Fox Sunday and WXXA’s Moving Picture (Mark Eliot VO)
8:35 - Star Trek: The Next Generation on WXXA Promo (Ernie Anderson & John Young VO)
8:45 - KLITE 101 (ad 2)
8:55 - Marblehead Manor on WXXA Promo
9:05 - The A-Team on WXXA Promo (John Young VO)
9:35 - WXXA ID 2
9:45 - Fox ID
9:51 - Married with Children Sponsors (Mark Eliot VO)
10:01 - Comtrex
10:31 - Duracell
11:01 - US Constitution Coins
11:31 - Werewolf Sighting Center (Chuck Riley VO)
12:02 - The Tracey Ullman Show Promo (Mark Eliot VO; WXXA ID)
12:32 - Hot Pockets
12:47 - Future
13:02 - Noxzema (again)
13:32 - Salon Selectives
14:02 - The Late Show Promo (Mark Eliot VO; WXXA ID)
14:32 - McDonald’s (ad 2)
15:02 - The A-Team on WXXA Bumper (John Young VO)
15:07 - Outro
(C) 1987 Heritage Broadcasting Group; WXXA is now owned by Mission Broadcasting. All rights go to their respective owners, same for the advertisements. For educational and historical purposes only. We don't profit off this video.

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21 Jump Street ran for 4 seasons on Fox (1987-90) before moving to syndication for its final season (1990-91). A major motion picture of the same name was released in 2012, followed by the sequel, 22 Jump Street, 2 years later (2014).