A bunch of KOMO ads from 1978 & 1984, as well as a KING ad mat from 1978 and one for KSTW from 1984.

Quoted from One_More_Mohican

No idea, but I thought he went on to an acting career.  I recall "Switchback" being hosted by Rick Scott at one point too, and I thought Stu Jeffries before he went over to "Good Rockin' Tonite" but I could easily be wrong about that.

Searching the web and I find a story on Eric Tunney who was said to have done a stint on the CBC show Switchback.  He's a comedian now?  Link to story below.

http://www.eye.net/eye/issue/issue_06.18.92/arts/co0618a.php

From 1978 and 1984 - more ad mats for KIRO, KSTW, KING, and KIRO.

From 1978, 1979, and 1984 - KOMO, KING, and KIRO

Good God!!!...Was " Roots " really fromm 1977!!!???
It doesn't seem like it was 30 years ago!!! :o

Mostly  KING, KIRO, and KOMO from 1978 but also a single KIRO from 1984 and a 1979 ad from KING for the expensive NBC failure SUPERTRAIN.

Wrapping up this latest batch: from 1978 and 1979 ad mats for KVOS, KIRO, KOMO, and KING.

A bunch of CHEK ads today, as well as a couple from CKVU and CBUT, all dating from between 1980 and 1984.

BCTV, CBUT, CHEK, and KVOS from between 1979 and 1984

A few ad mats from CKVU as well as KVOS and CBUT, dating from the early 1980s.

CKVU, CBUT, and CHEK from 1979 - 1984.

FOR THE RECORD was a consistently high-calibre dramatic anthology from the CBC, definitely worthy of being dusted off and trotted out from the archives for a return engagement.

1979 - 1983 ad mats for CBUT, CHEK, CKVU, BCTV, and even a full page for the Knowledge Network.

Something slightly different for your Easter Sunday - a quad of radio station ads (CJOR, CKNW, and CKWX) all from 1980 as well as a TV Guide piece from 1983 on CBUT Newscentre co-anchor Cecilia Walters.

A bit of CKVU, BCTV, CBUT, and KVOS from 1980 - 1984.

I fondly remember CKVU's habit of  broadcasting films uncensored.  A common practice today back in the late 1970s-early 1980s before the advent of pay TV or cable packages it caused more than a few raised eyebrows.  Where else on the initial cluster of channels could you tune in to see movies like "Up In Smoke", "Big Bad Mama", "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre", "The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With The Sea", "Alvin Purple", or the "Emmanuelle" films?

A triple header of CBUT ad mats from 1980-83, as well as singular appearances from KVOS (1979), CKVU (1980), and KCTS (1982).