80's Commercials Vol. 962
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- These commercials aired on ABC on December 6th, 1986
1. 93 WPAT
2. Promo for "World News Tonight"
3. "Sidekicks" and "Sledgehammer" will not be seen tonight... (ABC, how dare you preempt the show about a talking gun!)
4. "The Christmas Toy" Intro (I originally posted most of the breaks from my family's original tape of this in "80's Kraft Holiday Commercials" way back in 2008 and have been looking for a complete recording of this special for many years! I'm proud to finally present ALL of the Kraft commercials from this special in much higher quality!)
5. Kraft (Even though pretty much everything here uses processed food and is super unhealthy, there's just something about the presentation of the dishes here that makes it all seem so lively and festive)
6. Kraft (I also love the medley of Christmas carols that accompany these)
7. Kraft "The Christmas Toy" Poster Offer
8. ABC Station ID
9. Kraft (Cheez Whiz and Applesauce...what monster at Kraft came up with this recipe?)
10. Kraft (For the TV Guide Special Recipes: i.imgur.com/K6... and i.imgur.com/kj...)
11. Kraft "The Christmas Toy" Poster Offer
12. Promo for "John Grin's Christmas" and "The Perry Como Christmas Special"
13. Kraft (Our recording of this cut out here and it's so extremely satisfying to hear the announcer say "I'm Ed Herlihy" and wish me a Merry Christmas. It feels like everything's come full circle)
14. "The Christmas Toy" End Credits ("The Christmas Toy" is one of my favorite Christmas specials from when I was a kid and I try to watch it every year. Over 20 years ago I named one of our cats Ouija after the family cat seen throughout the movie)
15. Promo for "Swiss Family Robinson" (The music used here is "Reach For The Stars" by Richard Harvey: • Reach for the Stars It was later used in a trailer for "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" TV series)
16. ABC News Sports Update
17. Budweiser
18. ABC News Sports Update
19. Sega Master System (I love how FAO Schwarz is the local toy store listed at the end since these recorded on WABC in NYC)
20. Swatch
21. Promo for "Hollywood Squares" - บันเทิง
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These Kraft holiday menu ideas are commercials you just wouldn't see today. As 80sCommercialVault says, they're very festive, and you just don't see these kind of festive holiday commercials today.
Thank you 80's commercial vault
I was so bummed that they rejected my slogan for Kraft Foods: "If It Isn't Kraft, It's Krap!" (I don't understand it, I thought it was a winner...)
Kraft used to send out recipe magazines once a month and then on a quarterly basis before stopping altogether. They had a lot of really good recipes but they were a lot like in these commercials. There are a couple I still use to this day though. You can go to their website and find their recipes there, as well.
My mom likes those, too. She misses getting them in the mail, or any kind of mail like that. I think she still has most of them. I’m going to try to sort them for her sometime, she has a lot of little booklets & small magazine recipe books.
Revisiting the borderline psychedelic holiday Kraft TV Special Recipes has been a Christmas tradition for about 15 years now. If we're lucky, we'll convince a visiting European these are typical American dishes and we all miss Mom's mayonnaise, apple and onion pudding
9. Kraft- I like how, at the beginning of this commercial, the people's lip syncing and the sounds of the singing are completely out of sync with each other.
I wanna try that chocolate mouse recipe. That looks good.
36 years later and you can still buy all of those Kraft products...
Why do all of the Kraft recipes look so yummy even now??
Even the apple and onion mayo dip? And the applesauce and Chiz Whiz dip? 🤭
@@charliejoson9145 ok maybe not every single one of them lol
0:53 - Even when Dave Goelz is playing a different character, he still sounds like Gonzo to me.
2 things that are products of a bygone era - one company advertising across an entire program, and wholesome Christmas advertising like every single Kraft ad here! (although some of the "ideas" here do seem a little repulsive to me)
But dang if I wanted a Master System every single time that commercial came on! They advertised a ton in New York but I remember seeing most of the ads on WNYW and not so much WABC!
I don't remember exactly, but knowing that Sledgehammer was preempted, I must have been one pissed off kid that night.
No Sidekicks and Sledge Hammer tonight..? Damn 😡
Kraft-Cheez Whiz and applesauce 🤢 sounds like that can be a good hangover cure
Sega Master System- early games lineup was so so
While I was solely a Nintendo kid growing up, I was always curious about the Master System. Problem was very few if any stores in my area carried it, so games were hard to find, and I didn't know anyone who had one back in the day. It wouldn't be until my best friend got a Genesis for Christmas of 89 that I would get to try a Sega home game, and I would get a Genesis myself for my 14th Birthday in July 91.
I knew a kid who had a Sega Master System. He never told anyone about it. I didn't even know he had one until I had visited his house. Poor kid looked almost ashamed of having it, like his family was too poor to get an actual NES. Like a kid who wanted a Game Boy got something from Tiger Electronics. lol
The Master System was priced at $200, $50 more than the price of the NES.
WPAT...when a real-life commercial has the music of a TH-cam analog horror video...
Lol when you've watched too much Skycorp
10:35 I was born in 1985 and really missed out on growing up with the Master System, but I eventually got some really good games many years later and still enjoyed the likes of Phantasy Star, Golden Axe Warrior, Golvellius, Rastan, Zillion, Kenseiden, Shinobi, OutRun, and many more.
I was born in 85 and the Master System was our first console. I've only met one other person that had it and they had it in the mid 90s.
The Master System was really only successful in Europe and Brazil, where the NES flopped primarily due to poor distribution.
We had The Christmas Toy and all of these commercials on tape for years when I was a kid! Thank you for these memories!
I like how every time a recipe gets to the kraft ingredient the narrator has to also announce the tag line.
These are the most cleanest version of these Kraft holiday adverts I've seen! Great upload 80s Commercial Vault!
11:04 - With the mannequins, the store display window, and the motorcycle, this commercial reminds me of the romantic comedy, Mannequin, which would come out just two months after these commercials aired in February 87. Guess this was a popular idea around this time.
The children’s TV show “Today’s Special”, which featured a mannequin that could come to life, was also airing on Nickelodeon around this time.
Jump to about 9 years later, and that Christmas toy gets a short lived series on Nick Jr before Blues Clues dominated the preschooler time slot for years to come.
"The Secret Life Of Toys" aired on The Disney Channel, not Nick Jr.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_Life_of_Toys
@@80sCommercialVault I stand corrected. I remembered the show but forgot what channel it was on and guessed Nick Jr
Admittedly, I just flashed through the channels when that came on and went back to playing Mortal Kombat 2 on Sega Genesis.
The Christmas Toy is one of my very favorite Christmas specials too!
Loved Sledge Hammer! We own both seasons on DVD!
I am a big fan of your original Kraft recipe commercial set and of course, The Christmas Toy, so this is a treasure! Thank you so much 🎄
The move of World News Tonight was a huge deal since all the 6:00 newscasts by the Big 3 stations ran an hour (and a sigh of relief for the person in charge of WABC's schedule, as that provided an opening for "Jeopardy" after nearly two years of struggling to find a suitable time slot - though they still had trouble finding a companion show under WCBS let the rights for Wheel of Fortune lapse in 1990)
I just had to search the Kraft recipe video again before watching this video and the quality from this video made all the difference. Awesome job and Happy Holidays admin
I actually way way prefer the fuzzier version. It feels like the 80s, to me. I mean, most - or even all? - stuff I see from back in the eighties has that fuzzy, taped-with-a-old-vcr-tape look to it, and, weird as this might sound, that's part of the happiness/nostalgia of it, to me ....I don't remember tv being all super crazy crisp and clear back then (I could be wrong of course) so the fuzzy quality makes it feel more legit, and more nostalgic.
Wait who is John Grin? Is that just the main character? But it doesn’t sound like Ebenezer Scrooge? I’m confused.
It's a loose retelling of A Christmas Carol. The Ebenezer Scrooge character is named John Grin instead.
It's not too uncommon to change Scrooge's name for an adaptation, especially if it's set in modern times. Example: Frank Cross is the name of Bill Murray's character in "Scrooged".
The Kraft Special was one of the first 80s commercial compilations I watched.
This one's a much higher quality. Thanks.
This is really neat! I love "The Christmas Toy." I have it on videocassette and I've seen it many times over the years.
I have seen Jim Henson‘s The Christmas Toy myself. I love Kermit the Frog.
I was running away from home and going to Studio Six in Atlantic City, NJ that night
The Christmas Toy is available to stream on Amazon Prime.
I have all my holiday meal planning all set thanks to this video ha-ha! This is great - a nice break from the usual ads
all this cheese talk is making me crave.......cheese!🧀
The Christmas Toy was terrrrrrifying as a kid
I'm setting myself a reminder to come back to this video at the end of November, so I can start planning meals and snacks for the family Christmas party! That Kraft section is top notch
Links to the recipes are included in the video description. I'm not sure if Kraft makes all of these products anymore but I'm sure you could recreate most of them without much difference.