Commercials which aired on ABC affiliate KOMOTV (Seattle, Washington) on November 4, 1979. Advertisers include:

Nissan (Datsun)
WarnerLambert (Certs)
ARCO
United Artists ("The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh")
Nissan (Datsun)
United States Armed Forces
Eastman Kodak Company
ABC (ident)
McDonald's
Beecham, Inc. (Aquafresh)
KOMO (ident)
Nestlé (Cookie Mix)
Nissan (Datsun)
ABC ("Happy Days" / "Angie" / "Three's Company" / "Taxi")
ABC ("Eight is Enough" / "Good Morning America")
KOMO (ident)
Nissan (Datsun)
Kingsford Charcoal (Duraflame)
General Electric
KOMO ("Monday Night Football")
Johnson & Johnson (Johnson's Baby Shampoo)
JCPenney
KOMO (ident)
Nissan (Datsun)
ColgatePalmolive Company (Colgate)
Ralston Purina Company (Tender Vittles)
Miles Laboratories (Flintstones)
ABC ("Three's Company" / "Taxi" / "Hart to Hart")
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company (Big Red)
ChesebroughPond's (Ragú)
Sears (Kenmore)
Monsanto (Lysol)
ABC ("World News Tonight")
Mobil Oil Corporation
The Bon
KOMO (ident)
Nissan (Datsun)
ABC ("Happy Days" / "Angie")
ABC ("Eight is Enough" / "Charlie's Angels")
General Foods (Minute Rice)
Nissan (Datsun)
American Home Products (Anacin)
IBM
Chevron
KOMO (ident)
Nissan (Datsun)
IBM
Lederle Laboratories (Stresstabs 600)
United States Army
Olympus Corporation
20th Century Fox ("The Rose")
Seattle Center Coliseum (11th Pepsi AutoRama)
Minolta
JCPenney
A Center for Humanitarian Communication (Camp Brotherhood)
American Home Foods (Chef Boyardee)
BristolMyers Company (Comtrex)
RayOVac Corporation (RayOVac)
KOMO ("Monday Night Football")
Nordstrom
Denny's
KOMO ("Happy Days Again")
Union Pacific Railroad
Tenneco (Sun Giant)
Textron (Homelite)
Kingdome (1980 International Auto Show)
Norstrom
PeoplesBank
Citizens for Stensager
Committee to ReElect Paul Kraabel
KOMO (ident)

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