KLAS Commercial Breaks (April 26, 1989)

#vegas
Taken from a CBS News special on Lucille Ball, on KLAS-TV (channel 8) in Las Vegas. Ball died that day, and CBS paid tribute since she was one of the network's first big stars when TV was in its infancy.
Now, CBS is mourning the loss of one of their network faces post-Lucy, Bob Newhart. Newhart died on Thursday at age 94 and left behind a storied career, including three sitcoms on CBS, and for contemporary CBS viewers, the character "Professor Proton" on Young Sheldon. He will surely be missed.
(C) 1989 Landmark Communications; KLAS is now owned by Nexstar Media Group. All rights go to their respective owners, same for the advertisements. For educational and historical purposes only. We do not profit off this video.

[@GoneAsGoneCanBe]

There are literally two ads that were Vegas based. One an ad for Nevada Power, and the other one was a Hyundai copy and paste for Fletcher Jones? Why call it VEGAS week if you're just going to play nationally televised commercials for 95% of the video?

[@GoneAsGoneCanBe]

I am going to be upset if I watch this whole 9 minute 22 second video and I don't see an ad for "The Furniture Store." 'Who Loves Ya, Baby? The Furniture Store, That's Who'

[@johnsantos507]

Nope. Neither those commercials doesn't ring the bell. Oh wait! It said "April 26, 1989". So I guess that means I was born September 26th.🤷🏿‍♂️