A Fox promo in the USA to one of the variants of The Simpsons' characters Homer and (mostly) Bart announces that their show was moving its Sunday timeslot to Thursday on August 23, 1990 just to make way for the 2nd season, its Thursday timeslot has remained on the network until the original Sunday timeslot returns to the schedule on August 7, 1994 and has remained ever since. For some reason, there's another variant from the following week where Bart mentions the Sunday schedule will be the very last week and one Homer line got omitted followed by some different lines to close out the statement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KomK-GsxY7E With thanks to Daily Simpsons History, who forgot about uploading it on YT publicly. The Simpsons, and its characters, Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie all belongs to 20th (Century Fox) Television under Disney, which by that time, it was used to own by News Corp before being defunct. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9q97pRnwKI

Originally uploaded from the channel that unfortunately got terminated last year Mayday51, and i'm quite surprised no-one has reuploaded this promo. (i get that someone has already done this, but that's poorly edited in low quality) An CBBC promo to the third series of the 2002-2007 Basil Brush Show series that was shown on either BBC One and BBC Two blocks or the CBBC Channel itself (not to be confused with the original series that has Ivan Owen playing as the same fox) that features Basil Brush himself and Mr. Stephen ends up being surrounded by ''cans of laughter.'' Credits: Creative Director: Sofia Asif Creative & Director: Matt Shapland Design Director: Simon Crabtree ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhG0afTmkYI

(This was used to be available on YouTube, but that got deleted for unknown reasons but thankfully someone on Retro Junk has decided to save them all few years before these videos got removed.) A classic Kentucky Fried Chicken ad from 1979 with the family thinking for a best place to eat while riding a bike, and it turns out to be the Colonel's place... which once again appears as a cameo at the end of the commercial. With thanks to AlJrNY on Retro Junk. (original YouTube upload unknown since i can't remember who originally uploaded this ad...) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0zZsfcdz9M

Sourced from ina.fr, which they focused on commercials in France from the past. An earliest Burger King ad from France in 1981 that features one of American-produced ''Make It Special'' commercials from 1979 in original English audio, and also promotes one of its locations ''84 Champs Elysees'' in Paris. This could be the first of its kind, since it was aired a year after Burger King originally opened in France. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBTwO0m8g7w