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Old 04-03-2005, 08:37 PM   #1
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Default Do Some People Even Want commercials With The Trade?

Is this common that some traders want the commercials with the trade say if its commercials from years ago? i know people generally dont want commercials with the tv shows when trading, but i can understand if they are very old commercials what their interest may be if it were a commercial that i liked years ago that i have not seen in years i guess it would be as important to me as the tv show i wanted as well, take for example i found a tape toady i didnt know i had anymore i thought i lost it years ago its a vhs recording still very good i might add of the 64th academy awards from 1992, and their is a diet coke commercial sung by elton john on this tape thru special affects they somehow included james cagney humphrey bogart and louis armstrong in this commercial now i remember that there were 2 versions of this diet coke commercial a short version and a long one i have i think the only long version shown of this and it was during the academy awards and i love this commercial so i can see where some would want them in the trade

See if any of you remember this one it go,s like this.

Theres just 1, no mistaken just 1 no fakin just1, just for the feel of it diet coke just for the tast 1 calorie.
 
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i WOULD prefer commercials included for 2 reasons. besides the one you mentioned (sentimental value, good memories) there's another BIG reason:

when i get tapes or DVDs of shows "edited of commercials," i often get the feeling the cut was a bit too deep and sometimes the episode starts up again after the beginning of the scene-very annoying.

one alternative is to leave a bit of "heads and tails" from each commercial break, so there is no danger of cutting into the show itself.
 
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I always look foreward to the commercials! (hoping they're included) I just got about 4 videos of Alfred Hitchcock Presents from Nick at Nite with commercials and I actually found myself FAST FOREWARDING to each commercial break to see them! What seris's do you have with commercials? From like 1980's through the early 90's??
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when i get tapes or DVDs of shows "edited of commercials," i often get the feeling the cut was a bit too deep and sometimes the episode starts up again after the beginning of the scene-very annoying.

Same here. I have received several shows in which the commercials were removed very poorly. I'd much rather have all of the commercials intact so that I know nothing's missing.
 
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Agreed, unless someone is removing ads with a non-linear mpg editor on their computer, I'd rather have the ads in than have them hacked out poorly.
 
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Same here. I have received several shows in which the commercials were removed very poorly. I'd much rather have all of the commercials intact so that I know nothing's missing.


I'm so guilty of doing this when eliminating commercials. If you hit pause you defintely will miss 2-4 seconds once the show comes back on so I just tape all commercials now to have the full length episode
 
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i am ok with both sides of this one

i do like to watch my shows and not be bothered with the remote to skip the 14th time the same advertisement was on in the last hour

but i do have a few older shows from the early 60s, and really like the old ads

my favorite of all time is the one i only saw twice

mac donalds, a group of little kids were in their yellpw rain coats and signing that stupid song--quack quack waddle ...were all nippersinkers were in luck.....

my youngest girl kid somehow picked this one up to sing like 40 000 times when she was like 2-3
 
 


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