OMG! I renember these commercials. Really took me back in time. It's such a shame that they don't make commercials like this anymore. The commercials back then were not only enjoyable to watch but the companies really sold their products and of course, it's hard to forget commercials like this. This new genetation of telemarketers really should consider the ideas and tactics of the past telemarketers.
I agree! The commercials were a lot more enjoyable to watch back then. They were short and entertaining. I can’t stand watching the commercials today. And they seem to take forever! It’s amazing how these old commercials can spark memories! Thanks for watching!
This was so great to watch after an afternoon of going thrifting for 80s and 90s movies on VHS and buying some retro he man (motu) toys at walmart and target!
The most memorable TV commercial in particular is the Cadbury cream eggs. This was right long before we had the Cadbury cream egg TV commercial that insults house cats in general. By the time when the 2000s came. This was right long before I discovered the Batman TV series book written by the author Joel Eisner. That's when I came over to Collector's Corner in Capitola CA. on 41st Ave. Joel Eisner wrote/published this book in 1986. I purchased this book back in 1989. The Batman TV show casting director William P. D'Angelo was carrying around a dirty terrible secret. He called for Walter Slezak to play as the clock king/Temple Fugit in the Batman TV series. The actor Walter Slezak looks like the former Soviet communist dictator Brezhnev.
OMG! I had that toy as a kid! I remember there was no better feeling than seeing a commercial for a new or awesome toy, and knowing you had it! I had completely forgotten about that 'Ghost Projector Gun' I also had the Ghostbusters Dart gun? It wasn't called that, but you'd load these bright yellow sponge circle blocks in the front, and you'd slam your hand on the back lever to make it shoot. Thanks for the upload
It’s amazing how seeing an old toy or commercial can bring back so many great memories. The Ghostbuster toys were some of my favorite! I’m just still waiting for them to bring back the Ghostbusters Slime! Thanks for watching!
Ernest P. Worrell: Hey, Vern! Don't you go, or you'll miss my show! It's called "Hey, Vern! It's Ernest!", and you guessed it, Vern! I get to play me, Ernest P. Coming up next!
I have lots of memories playing with that slime! It was awesome! I wish they would bring it back! I’m pretty sure we have some video of us playing with it back in the 80’s.
7:40 He didn't do voiceover until the 2010s, but who else hears Will Arnett? Young Gob: Michaellllll! Not gonna eat that cookie? *takes Michael Bluth's cookie* Didn't think so. Michael: *gasp* Young Lindsay: You're awful Gob. Young Gob: Whatcanhedo! Still got his braces on. Young Michael: Mrph- Young Lindsay: Oh! *takes the last two* So thoughtful! He knows I like chocolate! 18:27 Frank Welker.
@@videodotti my husband loved monstervision on tnt back in the 1990s so he has beta and vhs records of godzillathon and Ultraseven that was shown from 1994-96 i love looking at what my husband saw in his youth. I was born in 1996 and my husband was in 1980.
The 80’s and 90’s were both great decades to grow up in! I miss those days! Hopefully he can find a way to watch those show again. Working Betamax players are a rarity these days.
@@videodotti actually my father-in-law has 4 of them that are operational both my husband and father-in-law are ex-military and father-in-law was a photographer
I loved 🥰 those Cadbury egg commercials when I was kid.
OMG! I renember these commercials. Really took me back in time. It's such a shame that they don't make commercials like this anymore. The commercials back then were not only enjoyable to watch but the companies really sold their products and of course, it's hard to forget commercials like this.
This new genetation of telemarketers really should consider the ideas and tactics of the past telemarketers.
I agree! The commercials were a lot more enjoyable to watch back then. They were short and entertaining. I can’t stand watching the commercials today. And they seem to take forever! It’s amazing how these old commercials can spark memories! Thanks for watching!
@@videodotti I would like to know if I could make requests of what I would like to see on TH-cam and have your email address.
I still have my old Ghost Zapper.
That’s awesome! I had mine until a couple years ago. I sold it on eBay and kinda regret it now.
I had the Ghost Zapper. It was part of my Ghostbuster Halloween costume 😅
8:27 Cocoa Pebbles: Photo album (Same but 1987 version)
I remember that Big Sur Waterbed commercial!! I was 10 years old living in Colorado when these commercial came out
Computers are everywhere... it took 20 years or so but we got there.
This was so great to watch after an afternoon of going thrifting for 80s and 90s movies on VHS and buying some retro he man (motu) toys at walmart and target!
That sounds like my kind of Saturday!!! So much Fun!
Computer critters man....I remember those shorts when they first aired.
The most memorable TV commercial in particular is the Cadbury cream eggs. This was right long before we had the Cadbury cream egg TV commercial that insults house cats in general. By the time when the 2000s came. This was right long before I discovered the Batman TV series book written by the author Joel Eisner. That's when I came over to Collector's Corner in Capitola CA. on 41st Ave. Joel Eisner wrote/published this book in 1986. I purchased this book back in 1989. The Batman TV show casting director William P. D'Angelo was carrying around a dirty terrible secret. He called for Walter Slezak to play as the clock king/Temple Fugit in the Batman TV series. The actor Walter Slezak looks like the former Soviet communist dictator Brezhnev.
1987 what a year
OMG! I had that toy as a kid! I remember there was no better feeling than seeing a commercial for a new or awesome toy, and knowing you had it! I had completely forgotten about that 'Ghost Projector Gun' I also had the Ghostbusters Dart gun? It wasn't called that, but you'd load these bright yellow sponge circle blocks in the front, and you'd slam your hand on the back lever to make it shoot. Thanks for the upload
It’s amazing how seeing an old toy or commercial can bring back so many great memories. The Ghostbuster toys were some of my favorite! I’m just still waiting for them to bring back the Ghostbusters Slime! Thanks for watching!
Dang I was 7 years old
Beast mode!! Love these keep them coming!!
Beast mode?
Ernest P. Worrell: Hey, Vern! Don't you go, or you'll miss my show! It's called "Hey, Vern! It's Ernest!", and you guessed it, Vern! I get to play me, Ernest P. Coming up next!
Awesome now take me back !
Same here! They need to hurry up and invent a time machine. I'm ready to go back!
I never got the slime for ghostbusters, I wonder how hard it was to wash off the figures😂
I have lots of memories playing with that slime! It was awesome! I wish they would bring it back! I’m pretty sure we have some video of us playing with it back in the 80’s.
5:37 Pat Fraley's (TMNT's Krang) watery VO capabilities.
9:27 A rare alternate version of the animated Tootsie Roll commercial
Before Fur-Real Friends, there was Fur-Ever Friends.
Do you have a vhs tape 📼 ?, The Full Broadcast Of New Year's Rockin' Eve With Dick Clark ?, Please ?.📼🙏
7:40 He didn't do voiceover until the 2010s, but who else hears Will Arnett?
Young Gob: Michaellllll! Not gonna eat that cookie? *takes Michael Bluth's cookie* Didn't think so.
Michael: *gasp*
Young Lindsay: You're awful Gob.
Young Gob: Whatcanhedo! Still got his braces on.
Young Michael: Mrph-
Young Lindsay: Oh! *takes the last two* So thoughtful! He knows I like chocolate!
18:27 Frank Welker.
80s kids were cereal sugar junkies
my husband’s father has these commercials on betamax videos
That’s a treasure!
@@videodotti my husband loved monstervision on tnt back in the 1990s so he has beta and vhs records of godzillathon and Ultraseven that was shown from 1994-96 i love looking at what my husband saw in his youth. I was born in 1996 and my husband was in 1980.
The 80’s and 90’s were both great decades to grow up in! I miss those days! Hopefully he can find a way to watch those show again. Working Betamax players are a rarity these days.
@@videodotti actually my father-in-law has 4 of them that are operational both my husband and father-in-law are ex-military and father-in-law was a photographer
Todays movies and commercials suck