The Rocky and Bullwinkle ones and the one with Bambi was amazing. I wish there was some more cereal commercials with the Disney characters from the 1960s to the 1970s.
0:25- A few years before (1968), Casper *almost* became a Post cereal, when they considered him for their "Ghosties" package. They went as far an animating a "test commercial"- but that's as far as it went.
I saw a Bullwinkle episode recently for the first time in decades. It was full of topical humor and jokes that certainly would have gone over the heads of every kid watching but still had enough laughs for children as well. I remember that a lot of kids disliked it because of its rather simple and low-budget animation but that kinda sets it apart from other cartoons now.
These are like the eighties cereal commercials because they're cereals based on cartoon characters, but the Flintstones pebbles cereals are the only cereals based on children's characters that lasted longer
Pretty sure my father's doing Kix Clyde at 11:47. Len Maxwell. Also, Freakies Grumble and Snorkeldorf, and the announcer...? Maybe Alphabits at 50:42ish?
Your father did a LOT of commecials (especially the "McDonaldland" spots for McDonald's in 1970 and '71- "Sure enough, the Hamburglar WENT for it!")- it's him! 😊
Your father could do a *great* impression of Pete Smith (the narrator of MGM's "Pete Smith Specialties" theatrical shorts)- and I know his voice when he does traces of it.
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The Rocky and Bullwinkle ones and the one with Bambi was amazing. I wish there was some more cereal commercials with the Disney characters from the 1960s to the 1970s.
0:25- A few years before (1968), Casper *almost* became a Post cereal, when they considered him for their "Ghosties" package. They went as far an animating a "test commercial"- but that's as far as it went.
Sorry, one last thing... I remember you from a different channel/conversation, but can't recall where or if you saw my response. Hawaiian Punch?
I love the commercials with Rocky and Bullwinkle in them.❤️
Me too They were amazing
I saw a Bullwinkle episode recently for the first time in decades. It was full of topical humor and jokes that certainly would have gone over the heads of every kid watching but still had enough laughs for children as well. I remember that a lot of kids disliked it because of its rather simple and low-budget animation but that kinda sets it apart from other cartoons now.
@@roberthill799 wow
I love Cocoa Puffs!
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24:47 im fucking dying
These are like the eighties cereal commercials because they're cereals based on cartoon characters, but the Flintstones pebbles cereals are the only cereals based on children's characters that lasted longer
Oh yeah
Sugar Chex debuted in 1970.
1998
Pretty sure my father's doing Kix Clyde at 11:47. Len Maxwell. Also, Freakies Grumble and Snorkeldorf, and the announcer...? Maybe Alphabits at 50:42ish?
Your father did a LOT of commecials (especially the "McDonaldland" spots for McDonald's in 1970 and '71- "Sure enough, the Hamburglar WENT for it!")- it's him! 😊
Yes, it's your father (but Bob McFadden was "Loveable Truly's" voice).
@@fromthesidelines, hey! I don't remember that one. Do you have it or know where it is? (He DID do a lot of commercials). XD
@@fromthesidelines HOW DO YOU KNOW ALL THIS??? I don't even recognize his voice all the time. Well, obviously....
Your father could do a *great* impression of Pete Smith (the narrator of MGM's "Pete Smith Specialties" theatrical shorts)- and I know his voice when he does traces of it.
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