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Not from Chicago, but nonetheless something that would have aired in Chicago (over WLS Channel 7) - an edition of the ABC Afterschool Specials, "Where Do Teenagers Come From?," in this case as transmitted via Dallas-Fort Worth TX's ABC affiliate WFAA Channel 8. This was the thrilling sequel to the famous 1977 Afterschool Special "My Mom's Having a Baby," (which you can see the original broadcast of here:    • ABC Afterschool Special - "My Mom's H...  ) and the plot deals with Kelly (Rachel Longaker), now 12 years old, wondering what's with the changes taking place inside and around her body, and an explanation (with animation from DePatie-Freleng of "Pink Panther" cartoon series fame, which produced this) about the onset and aftereffects of puberty and adolescence. Also features Shane Sinutko as Pete, Jarrod Johnson as Oscar, Stephanie Steele as Julie, and noted pediatrician Dr. Lendon H. Smith as himself (alas, his name is misspelled in the opening credits as 'Lyndon Smith, M.D.'), all reprising their roles from the earlier show. (Side note: In 1976, Dr. Smith made occasional appearances on the 5pm Eyewitness News on WLS.) All show bumper voiceovers are by Bill Owen. Includes: Station ID / "Telecopter 8" promo Tail end of bumper for this Afterschool Special (voiceover by Bill Owen) Episode preview (voiceover by Bill Owen) Afterschool Special opening titles Episode segment 1, with opening credits strewn among them Sponsor billboard for McDonald's (voiceover by Bill Owen) Commercial: McDonald's - Ronald McDonald in "Star Bright Dinner Tonight" Episode segment 2 Commercials for: Kellogg's Apple Jacks cereal Hi-C Grape Drink (with veteran Tonight Show writer Pat McCormick as forest ranger) Oreo cookies Levi's Womenswear Episode segment 3 (with start of animated sequence) Commercials for: Kellogg's Frosted Pop Tarts with Sydney Penny (girl in little league team laments other team scoring more runs than hers) (posted separately here:    • Kellogg's Pop Tarts - "Little League ...  ) Johnson & Johnson baby products Brief shot of animated ABC ID Station ID / promo for 5 O'Clock News Commercial: Sunkist Oranges - "Hey, Sunkist Sweet" (sung to tune of "Ain't She Sweet") Episode segment 4 (animated demonstration continues) Commercials for: McDonald's (kids having fun outdoors in winter) Tickle anti-perspirant (featuring Connie Sellecca at start) Kellogg's Sugar Smacks (with Dig 'Em the frog on basketball court) Episode segment 5 Commercials for: Hostess cakes and pies Freshen-Up gum Promo for next Afterschool Special, "What Are Friends For?," for March 19th (main voiceover by Bill Owen) (ending voiceover by Allan Jefferys) Commercials for: Kawasaki KZ 650 motorcycle (recording cuts midway through?) Kellogg's Cocoa Krispies (Tusk consoles kid who's in brass band) Episode ending credits (with voiceover promo for Mork & Mindy, Benson, and "Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger" by Carl Caruso) Sponsor billboard for Kellogg's (voiceover by Bill Owen) Ending Afterschool Special titles - "Recommended by National Education Association" Promo for Eight Is Enough (main voiceover by Dick Tufeld?) (ending voiceover by Carl Caruso) Commercials for: Kawasaki KZ 650 motorcycle (now at Dallas South Kawasaki and Terry's Kawasaki in Fort Worth) A-1 Mobile Homes - "$500 Down, $150 Per Month" Texas Ford Dealers (save $500 on Ford Explorer pickups) Station ID / promo for PM Magazine "Okay, kiddos - it's puberty time!" This aired on local Dallas-Fort Worth TV on Wednesday, March 5th 1980 during the 4:00pm to 5:00pm timeframe. About The Museum of Classic Chicago Television: The MCCTv (FuzzyMemoriesTV) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit whose primary mission is the preservation and display of off-air, early home videotape recordings (70s to early 80s, mostly) recorded off of TV (in Chicago or other cities now too); things which would likely be lost if not sought out and preserved digitally. If you have any old 1970s videotapes recorded off of TV please email: [email protected] 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 digital, please e-mail [email protected] Thank you for your help!