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WJBK Channel 2 [Detroit, MI] - Mary Hartman,Mary Hartman -"Tornado Warning,Tornado Warning" (1977)🌪️

Here's a series of program interruptions including numerous tornado warnings along with commercials and a news update as aired on Detroit, MI station WJBK Channel 2, which occurred during a broadcast of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman (the final episode, #325 a.k.a. Episode #2.195) and then continuing into the CBS Late Movie airing of Kojak. In another instance of amazing synchronicity, one of the storylines in this episode of Mary Hartman was of a tornado striking Fernwood Includes: Tail end of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman segment (seems like they might have faded out slightly earlier than where the normal break was scheduled) [0:20] - TV2 News Tornado Warning - First notice of tornado warning for Oakland and Macomb counties and for boaters on Lake St. Clair; Milford police had noted "funnel cloud" near Milford in western Oakland County around 11:30pm, and tornado is moving towards Southeast Commercials for: Massengill disposable douche - "Learned a lot about feeling fresh" - Now in two fragrances Ajax dishwashing liquid - "Mild on hands. Tough on grease." (featuring actor Eugene Roche) Brim decaffeinated coffee - "Tastes so good, you won't believe it's decaffeinated." (featuring actress Judy Graubart of "The Electric Company" fame) [2:20] - TV2 News Special Report (voiceover by Joe Glover) - Gunman holding hostages at in New York releases them after an eight-hour standoff with police and surrenders; he had hijacked a bus going to Kennedy Airport; eventually killed 2 and injured 4, and demanded money and a plane that could fly 3,000 miles (this is the only interruption unrelated to the tornado warning) Next Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman segment, with on-screen lower-third notice shown in the course thereof: Tornado Warning Oakland/Macomb Take Cover Immediately [07:47] - In another instance of amazing synchronicity, a tornado strikes Fernwood while a real-life Tornado Warning is going on! [8:27] - The show is interrupted once again, for another TV2 News Tornado Warning, repeating what was announced earlier Before returning to episode (and more on-screen tornado warning notice), and final scene of the final episode - "It does look a little yellow, doesn't it..." Commercials for: Marineland and Game Farm in Niagara Falls, Ontario (with "Wonderful Place for You To Go" jingle) - "You'll have a whale of a time..." Fast Freddy's Food Factory - "Fast, with Class!" Ending credits of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Promo for The Isley Brothers' "Go For Your Guns" album Commercials for: Belvedere Construction Co. - with Mr. Belvedere (no, not the prissy butler) at TYler 8-7100 American Express Card - "Do You Know Me?" with Jack Nicklaus PSA for YMCA summer camps - "Summer '77" Station ID / promo for Fernwood 2Night Opening for The CBS Late Movie and preview of double feature (voiceover by Norm Stevens) - "Kojak: Cross Your Heart and Hope to Die" and "The Saint: Vendetta for The Saint" (during which the Oakland/Macomb tornado warning lower-third shows up again), followed by the opening and beginning moments of Kojak episode (sans 4 minutes), and then: [15:56] - TV2 News Weather Alert - advising that the tornado warning for Oakland and Macomb counties has expired, but the threat of severe thunderstorms remains until 5:00am for Washtenau, Wayne, Monroe, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston and St. Clair counties; this is repeated towards the end (recording cuts off as the tape ends and voiceover says "Stay tune--") This aired on local Detroit TV late Monday, July 4th 1977 into early Tuesday, July 5th 1977 during the 11:47pm to 12:07am timeframe. About The Museum of Classic Chicago Television: The Museum of Classic Chicago Television's primary mission is the preservation and display of off-air, early home videotape recordings (70s and early 80s, primarily) recorded off of any and all Chicago TV channels (or other cities occasionally); footage which would likely be lost if not sought out and preserved digitally. Even though (mostly) short clips are displayed here, we preserve the entire broadcasts in our archives - the complete programs with breaks (or however much is present on the tape), for historical preservation. For information on how to help in our mission, to donate or lend tapes to be converted to DVD, and to view more of the 4,700+ (and counting) video clips available for viewing in our online archive, please visit us at: http://www.fuzzymemories.tv/index.php...