Here's a complete broadcast of an episode (entitled "Performance" Episode 8) of the shortlived series Chicago Story as aired on WMAQ Channel 5. The series only ran for a total of 13 episodes, and interesting enough had 90minute episodes (!)
This series, created by executive producer Eric Bercovici, starred (in alphabetical order) Maud Adams, Vincent Baggetta, Molly Cheek, Dennis Franz, Daniel HughKelly, Richard Lawson, Craig T. Nelson, and Kristoffer Tabori. The theme was sung by Linda Clifford. The guest in this episode is Robert Webber; also featured are Janice St. John, Greg Noonan, Edgar Meyer, Dorothy Patterson, Jay Footlik, David Chadderdon, Mike Nussbaum and Camilla Hawk.
(C) 1982 by MetroGoldwyn Mayer Film Co.
Includes:
Station ID / preview of 10pm NewsCenter5 by Linda Yu
Preview of upcoming episode, followed by opening titles
Commercial: Mars bar "Makes You Feel Sunny Inside"
Commercial: Ford "Quality Is Job #1"
Act I, opening with episode title, guest stars, and executive producer, producer, writing and directing credits
Commercial: 1982 Honda Accord
Commercial: George Plimpton for Mattel Intellivision
Commercial: Arby's Subway Sandwich with ham and salami
Commercial: Gillette Just Whistle twin blade razor for women and Atra twin blade razor for men
Act II
Commercial: Budweiser Light
Commercial: Kmart 20th Anniversary Sale
Commercial: Federal Express Overnight Letter
Bumper
Promo for Texas (voiceover by Mel Brandt)
NBC News Update with Linda Ellerbee (opening voiceover by Bill Hanrahan)
Commercial: Dunlop Tires
Ending of Update
Commercial: Renault Le Car
Commercial: Ziebart Car Protection
Commercial: Dominick's Finer Foods (French rolls and sliced roast beef on sale)
Station ID with PSA for March of Dimes Walk America (voiceover by Ed Grennan)
Bumper
Act III
Commercial: Primatene Mist and Tablets
Commercial: Chef BoyarDee Beefaroni and Roller Coasters
Commercial: Dodge 400 with Kelly Harmon (voiceover by Ernie Anderson)
Commercial: Clorox Bleach (with Mrs. Finucci deprived for 1 month)
Promo for Harper Valley, One of the Boys and Barbara Mandrell & The Mandrell Sisters (voiceover by Casey Kasem)
Promo for "Marco Polo" coming in May
Act IV
Commercial: Kentucky Fried Chicken with golfer Jan Stephenson
Commercial: Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme V6 Diesel
Bumper
Promo for Major League Baseball Game of the Week (voiceover by Les Marshak)
Promo for Saturday Night Live with host Robert Culp (voiceover by Mel Brandt)
Commercial: Express Mail 2Pound Pak
Commercial: Armour Dinner Classics
Station ID / preview of 10pm NewsCenter5 with Linda Yu
Bumper
Act V
Commercial: Suzuki Shuttle
Commercial: Atari computers
Commercial: Sugar Free Tab "Great Taste, One Calorie"
Promo for McClain's Law
Act VI (finale)
Commercial: Telly Savalas for Ford Care Coverage
Commercial: Maxwell House Master Blend
Promo for Father Murphy and CHiPs (voiceover by Casey Kasem)
Promo for "The Neighborhood" (voiceover by Danny Dark)
Ending credits with voiceover promo for McClain's Law, Harper Valley, One of the Boys, Barbara Mandrell & The Mandrell Sisters and NBC Magazine (by Mel Brandt)
Promo for SCTV Network
NBC News Update with Linda Ellerbee (opening voiceover by Bill Hanrahan) includes story on a new world's record in PacMan.
Repeat of Dominick's Finer Foods commercial
Commercial: Wickes Furniture Spring Spectacular Sale (ends Monday, April 26th) Exciting things are happening!
Incomplete commercial for United Air Express (tape cuts out before it ends)
This aired on local Chicago TV on Friday, April 23rd 1982 during the 7:30pm to 9:00pm timeframe.
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