Sure, if you can forget about all the bad things that happened in the '70s, like the Vietnam War, the invasion of Cambodia, the energy crisis, long lines at gas stations, inflation, the recession, the Watergate scandal, the pardoning of President Nixon, the loss of confidence in our Government, the increase in crime and drug abuse, the pornography plague, decaying cities, the American hostages in Iran, and so and so on.
@@longfade Here we go. Millennials trying to tell the older generation how bad the 60's and 70's were. I was born in 1963 and can tell you the 60's and 70's were so much better than today. Get over it.
26:57 Alan Melvin (Sam the Butcher on “The Brady Bunch,” Sgt.Hacker on “Gomer Pyle, USMC)”, followed by Roy Stuart (Corporal Boyle on “Gomer Pyle, USMC”)
25:58 Angela Cartwright, from “Lost In Space,” “The Danny Thomas Show,” and “The Sound of Music.” Farrah Fawcett is the first actress who appears. The second one is familiar but I can’t place her.
The 70s one of my favorite decade I lived in it I lived in a really nice neighborhood had tons of friends I’m 60 now wishing I can go back as a teenage boy😊
19:03 The late Frances Sternhagen, Dr. Marian Lazarus in "Outland." 19:32 I grew up in San Jose, and remember when these were built. Still there today.
7:12- Ed Herlihy speaks for Philly Cream Cheese {"🎵And you wake up this morning, to Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese......🎵"} 7:42- Susan Tolsky 9:08/9:31- June 26-July 2, 1976 issue; Taylor Grant, announcer 21:30- Michael Vale 21:59- Peter Thomas, announcer 22:28- Mason Reese 24:18- William Schallert, announcer 35:41- Farrah Fawcett, Angela Cartwright {25:57} 26:54- Allan Melvin, Roy Stuart, Johnny Silver; Karl Weber, announcer
At 11:21, is that Mark Hamill? At 18:07, Patti Deutch (MATCH GAME) for BEAUTYREST MATTRESSES. At19:01, Frances Sternhagen (OUTLAND) for COLGATE. At 25:40, Farrah and Brooke Adams!!!! And at 15:16, Gert Frobe himself playing a GOLDFINGER variant with Joanna Cassidy (from BLADE RUNNER et al) in the PONTIAC TRANS AM ad that knocks off James Bond a bit? there are a few more familiar faces too.
Remember the Koogly-eyed monster? Kid asked him what happens when you (put Koogle on) a nose? Monster said: "You got the world's best tasting nose!" Brilliant marketing
Schlitz was a major national brand of beer before the Uihlein family ruined the formula for the beer. I wish that the Uihlein family had never ruined the flavour of Schlitz beer!
Anita Bryant in San Francisco. Write your own jokes people. Edit: For those of you that aren't aware, Anita Bryant was a noted anti-gay rights advocate and was famously "pied" by a gay rights activist.
@@longfade In the 1970s, Anita Bryant became very controversial because of her opposition to the Gay Rights movement, especially her successful campaign to repeal a Miami city ordinance protecting the rights of homosexuals. That, of course, caused a backlash against her by angry gays and their defenders, who carried picket signs saying things like "A day without civil rights is like a day without sunshine" (a spoof of Bryant's orange juice commercials which ended with her saying "A day without orange is like a day without sunshine"), and "Anita + Adolf" inside a drawing of a heart (a reference to the fact that Adolf Hitler outlawed the rights of Germany's gay people, many of whom were sent to concentration camps, where millions of them died). The one I really remember showed a drawing of an orange and the words "Anita dear, CRAM IT!" Anyway, it was funny that the orange juice ad presented in this video showed Bryant singing a song praising San Francisco, because that city is well-known for its tolerance of those of different sexual orientations. Ironically, Bryant once said that droughts in California were God's punishment for the state's friendliness towards gays. (She often cited her deep Fundamentalist religious beliefs as a justification for her anti-gay crusades; significantly enough, one of her closest allies was Moral Majority leader Reverend Jerry Falwell.)
Being a young kid in the 70s was great. Cartoons, comics, tons of sugary cereal and great sports. My Mom didn’t like the 70s. Really high inflation and crazy lines to get gas.
"More tea, no more tea flavor." Rediculous. My parents said it was aimless, drifting and a recovery from the 60s. But what do I know, I was an 80s kid, now THAT was the time lol
We were so blessed to live in the 70s. Thank you.
Sure, if you can forget about all the bad things that happened in the '70s, like the Vietnam War, the invasion of Cambodia, the energy crisis, long lines at gas stations, inflation, the recession, the Watergate scandal, the pardoning of President Nixon, the loss of confidence in our Government, the increase in crime and drug abuse, the pornography plague, decaying cities, the American hostages in Iran, and so and so on.
@@longfadeand I'm going to guess that you're an armchair critic and negative and like the decade that you're living in 🤷🏼👍🏻👍🏻 bravo 👏🏻
@@michaelpalmieri7335you must be a hit at parties, debbie downer!
They didn't seem so special at the time, but comparing those times to today makes the 70s seem like Camelot!
@@longfade Here we go. Millennials trying to tell the older generation how bad the 60's and 70's were. I was born in 1963 and can tell you the 60's and 70's were so much better than today. Get over it.
21:59 "222 - This is Darby Don!" The late David Ogden Stiers . . . that Listerine commercial was a hoot!
Quite a far cry from Charles Winchester!
Born in '65. Used to get up when commercials came on. lol Now I sit here and watch them again. Go figure. Great post.
10:42 Talk about irony: Anita Bryant singing about San Francisco!
Did you ever notice that you don't see or hear much about Anita Bryant anymore?
@@michaelpalmieri7335 Because she's 83 years old?
@@michaelpalmieri7335I wonder why?? One word comes to mind recluse!!
26:57 Alan Melvin (Sam the Butcher on “The Brady Bunch,” Sgt.Hacker on “Gomer Pyle, USMC)”, followed by Roy Stuart (Corporal Boyle on “Gomer Pyle, USMC”)
Alan Melvin also played Barney Hefner on "All In The Family."
Excellent catch on Roy
25:58 Angela Cartwright, from “Lost In Space,” “The Danny Thomas Show,” and “The Sound of Music.” Farrah Fawcett is the first actress who appears. The second one is familiar but I can’t place her.
Ah, from the days when you know what the commercial was trying to advertise.
When they weren't price, price and price. They were memorable. That's why we can still remember a lot of them ❤
22:00 David Ogden Stiers, who would go on to be Maj. Charles Winchester on “M*A*S*H”
Beat me to it
And jumba on Lilo and stitch.
Not to mention Cogsworth in _Beauty and the Beast._
The 70s one of my favorite decade I lived in it I lived in a really nice neighborhood had tons of friends I’m 60 now wishing I can go back as a teenage boy😊
I used to crush on the "No-Nonsense" actress. 😍😁
A lot of guys liked Nancy Blanchard. I did too.
Oops, I got her first name wrong: Susan Blanchard. Nancy Blanchard was a girl I went to high school with. Sorry!
I been 45 years and I was thinking the same thing…and saw your post. Guess we’ll have to wrestle for her
I can just hear George Costanza asking Jerry, "Hey, whatever happened to Koogle?"
That's just too funny! I was think the same thing when I saw that commercial.
@@johncashwell1024 Great minds...
Koogle is his ATM password
19:03 The late Frances Sternhagen, Dr. Marian Lazarus in "Outland."
19:32 I grew up in San Jose, and remember when these were built. Still there today.
Mark Hamill for Kraft Roka Blue Cheese Dressing.
"These aren't the droids you're looking for. However, this salad dressing is."
Is that David Ogden Stiers for Listerine at about 22:00?
I miss them days....... :o(
Take notice, not a single one of these commercials attempted to socially engineer YOU the viewer. Selling the product was the name of the game!
I studied advertising companies create a need for you to feel you have to buy the product...hence ring around the collor
@@ericrivera8410 Then how did they get so far outta whack?? Today's advertisements make me wanna puke!
Charles Emerson Winchester is in one of these commercials.
That actor is David Ogden Stiers. He was also the voice of Cogsworth in Disney's original "Beauty and the Beast".
5:00 I guess Mel was working two jobs as a tow truck operator and as the owner of a diner on Alice.
7:12- Ed Herlihy speaks for Philly Cream Cheese {"🎵And you wake up this morning, to Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese......🎵"}
7:42- Susan Tolsky
9:08/9:31- June 26-July 2, 1976 issue; Taylor Grant, announcer
21:30- Michael Vale
21:59- Peter Thomas, announcer
22:28- Mason Reese
24:18- William Schallert, announcer
35:41- Farrah Fawcett, Angela Cartwright {25:57}
26:54- Allan Melvin, Roy Stuart, Johnny Silver; Karl Weber, announcer
Nice to see Betty White in the spray & wash commercial
Charles Emerson Winchester III pushing Listerine at 22:00 !?!? can't hardly believe it!
2:53 Jonathan Winters in a dual role for Good Humor Ice Cream Bars
America’s Mom, Betty White. ❤❤❤
At 11:21, is that Mark Hamill? At 18:07, Patti Deutch (MATCH GAME) for BEAUTYREST MATTRESSES. At19:01, Frances Sternhagen (OUTLAND) for COLGATE. At 25:40, Farrah and Brooke Adams!!!! And at 15:16, Gert Frobe himself playing a GOLDFINGER variant with Joanna Cassidy (from BLADE RUNNER et al) in the PONTIAC TRANS AM ad that knocks off James Bond a bit? there are a few more familiar faces too.
Good eye to spot Patti Deutsch
Patti Deutch is with Richard Libertini
@@zaq55 Ahhh. Glad you caught t hat. Hope 356mm copies of these in 4K scans and 4K happens at some point.
15:30 - H.B. Haggerty sitting behind Frobe
@@zaq55The H.B. stands for "Hard Boiled". He was a pro wrestler.
No one mentioned Vic Tayback yet. The guy in tow truck, was the cook/ owner of the diner in Alice.
Ahh, you noticed that too.
Vic Johnson
That's a young Mark Hamill in that Kraft Roka dressing commercial.
You probably don't want to say "Shick" fast. 😂
"Schick" is German for "sharp".
6:02-6:10 - "A dollar is a dollar and a dime is a dime / We'd love to cater to you, but we haven't got the time."
Christine Lahti in a build a better burger commercial wow!
1:06 - Koogle - Alice Playten as the mom.
That bactine commercial is not realistic. They forgot to have the kid howl in pain as that spray hit the open wound! 😂😂
I seem to remember that being the least torturous of the first aid products.
I've never heard of Koogle but I'm thinking they need to bring it back. It sounded pretty good to me.
I don't think I've ever ate Koogle, but I remember the commercials.
Remember the Koogly-eyed monster? Kid asked him what happens when you (put Koogle on) a nose?
Monster said: "You got the world's best tasting nose!"
Brilliant marketing
@@michaelpalmieri7335 I remember Koogle too (in Canada) and thinking the stuff must have been disgusting because I never wanted or asked for it.
It was good. I never understood why they took it off the market.
I'm 55.
I remember eating Koogle/sliced banana sandwiches.
Yes, Koogle was good, no lie.
Did you spot Mark Hamill/Luke Skywalker?
YUP! Looks about 18yrs old.
Haven't spotted him so far, but I'll take your word for it. May the Force be with you.
Great selection, but the endings are cut off of almost every single one of these commercials.
Stupid cats. I can't imagine waking up and having a cat's ass winking at me on my pillow. 😛😜🤣
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Would be cool to know what year in the 70s each commercial aired
Mark Hamill too!
International travelall was the best
Is that Martha Quinn from MTv for No Nonsense?
No, Martha Quinn was in her teens then. This was an actress named Susan Blanchard, who appeared on the soap opera “All My Children.”
SUSAN Blanchard (corrected comment) 🤓
Is that Mark hammil
Yes.
*Hamil
Schlitz was a major national brand of beer before the Uihlein family ruined the formula for the beer. I wish that the Uihlein family had never ruined the flavour of Schlitz beer!
@ 22:29 - Mason Reese
Anita Bryant in San Francisco. Write your own jokes people.
Edit: For those of you that aren't aware, Anita Bryant was a noted anti-gay rights advocate and was famously "pied" by a gay rights activist.
Ashamed to say it, but this went over my head.
@@longfade
In the 1970s, Anita Bryant became very controversial because of her opposition to the Gay Rights movement, especially her successful campaign to repeal a Miami city ordinance protecting the rights of homosexuals. That, of course, caused a backlash against her by angry gays and their defenders, who carried picket signs saying things like "A day without civil rights is like a day without sunshine" (a spoof of Bryant's orange juice commercials which ended with her saying "A day without orange is like a day without sunshine"), and "Anita + Adolf" inside a drawing of a heart (a reference to the fact that Adolf Hitler outlawed the rights of Germany's gay people, many of whom were sent to concentration camps, where millions of them died). The one I really remember showed a drawing of an orange and the words "Anita dear, CRAM IT!"
Anyway, it was funny that the orange juice ad presented in this video showed Bryant singing a song praising San Francisco, because that city is well-known for its tolerance of those of different sexual orientations.
Ironically, Bryant once said that droughts in California were God's punishment for the state's friendliness towards gays. (She often cited her deep Fundamentalist religious beliefs as a justification for her anti-gay crusades; significantly enough, one of her closest allies was Moral Majority leader Reverend Jerry Falwell.)
Yes SF was synonomous with gay. Anita Bryant was spokesbigot for Florida Oranges. She'd love the way *it* turned out.
Yup, and after she got pied she made it worse by saying, "At least it was a fruit pie."
Being a young kid in the 70s was great. Cartoons, comics, tons of sugary cereal and great sports. My Mom didn’t like the 70s. Really high inflation and crazy lines to get gas.
Was this for an ad agency?
Probably, since a lot of the ads were for the same products/brands.
has anyone seen the WALKING ON AIR animated cancer society psa ?
patti deutsch in the simmons mattress commercial
I was 13 years old whwn this came out
Do they even still make pantyhose?
They do. Many service jobs require their female staff to wear skirts, and insist that they wear pantyhose with them.
@@OofusTwillip thanks for the update 🐾🐶🐕
11:21 Luke Skywalker!
Lipton so good sheer energy no nonsense leggs classic nylon leotards
I've heard about white people. Thought I was the only one left. 😊
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 best comment and im black
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Mow I lnow why the burgers at school were so terrible. They had Soy in them. Just like that Lipton stuff.
Good old shcits
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"More tea, no more tea flavor." Rediculous. My parents said it was aimless, drifting and a recovery from the 60s. But what do I know, I was an 80s kid, now THAT was the time lol
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Love the Cobbies sandal commercials
That lady has such lovely feet!