Robin Williams' Phone Commercial
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Robin Williams doing his thing in a phone commercial from the 1970s is peak nostalgia

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Robin Williams starred in a phone ad for Illinois Bell , later known as AT&T , in 1977 .
In the clip, Williams plays a mischievous husband making voices while his wife shops around for the perfect landline phone.
The woman playing his wife resembles Pam Dawber , who played Mindy in the show Mork & Mindy.
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