90's Commercials Vol. 444
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มี.ค. 2023
- These commercials aired on ABC on March 15th, 1991
1. TGIF Intro (With Mark Linn-Baker and Bronson Pinchot)
2. Reynolds Sure Seal Bags (With the voice of Don Pardo)
3. Tyco Turbo R/C Bandit
4. Domino's Pizza
5. Hellmann's Cholesterol Free Mayonnaise (Bring out the Hell)
6. "Full House" Commercial Bumper
7. Hallmark Easter Open House
8. Crayola Bunny Figurines at Hallmark (My mom got this that year and we still have it!)
9. TV Spot for "Home Alone" (Yes, Home Alone was still in theaters several months after it was released)
10. Reese's Peanut Butter Easter Eggs
11. Disney Activity Gym (With the voice of Tom Bosley)
12. Maybelline Great Lash
13. Promo for "Baby Talk"
14. Promo for "Dinosaurs"
15. Brach's Looney Tunes Easter Candy
16. Ziploc Gripper Zipper
17. TV Spot for "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret Of The Ooze" (Obviously the original movie is a classic and one of the best comic book adaptations of all time. Despite the presence of Vanilla Ice and the lack of them using their ninja weapons in this, I enjoyed this at the time and still find it to be pretty entertaining)
18. Promo for "Life Goes On", "America's Funniest Home Videos" and "Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom" (Congrats to Ke Huy Quan on the Oscar win!)
19. TGIF Interstitial
20. "Full House" End Credits
21. Promo for "America's Funniest People" and "Married People"
22. The Big Red Boat
23. Macy's Warehouse Sale
24. WABC Eyewitness News Bumper (Begun the garbage wars have)
25. Clorox 2
26. Pine Sol
27. KFC Lite 'n Crispy (With Magic Johnson)
28. "Family Matters" Commercial Bumper
29. TV Spot for "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret Of The Ooze"
30. Velveeta
31. Dupont Stainmaster Carpet
32. PhisoDerm
33. Promo for "Baby Talk" (Loosely based on the "Look Who's Talking" movies)
34. Promo for "Tube Test Two" (Answer #1 is "Alien Nation". Answer #2 is that Batman wasn't allowed to kill; a rule firmly established in the comic book decades prior)
35. Eggo Nutri Grain Waffles (Finally, waffles for yuppies)
36. Made In The USA PSA
37. Project Literacy U.S. PSA (With Bob Saget)
38. Promo for "Eddie Dodd"
39. TGIF Interstitial
40. "Family Matters" End Credits
41. Promo for "20/20"
42. Promo for "ABC's Wide World Of Sports"
43. Promo for "Heart Of The Matter"
44. The Wiz (With Patrick Ewing)
45. McDonald's McBonus Days Coupons (With the voice of Billy West)
46. Meineke
47. Hyundai Scoupe
48. Cheddar Cheese
49. Ocean Spray Cranberry (With Bobby McFerrin)
50. "Perfect Strangers" Commercial Bumper
51. "DuckTales The Movie: Treasure Of The Lost Lamp" on VHS
52. Little Caesars (Thanks for that lovely mental image)
53. Friskies (Now with cocaine!)
54. Promo for "Baby Talk"
55. Promo for "America's Funniest Home Videos" and "Tube Test Two" - บันเทิง
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That Home Alone promo...It's funny to think how it used to be common for huge movies to play for months and months back then. Now it seems like movies only play for a month, then go to streaming. Sure, there are exceptions (Avatar 2's still in theaters), but I think for a lot of movies, the much shorter theatrical window is here to stay.
16:11 - I was getting ready to get my first kitten in the summer of 91, so I always got excited when a cat food commercial came on around this time. My two older brothers were twins, and were going to college in the Fall. My parents thought I would be lonely, so they promised I could get a cat of my own after school got out. I had wanted one for a while at the time, and was very excited.
The cat we wound up getting was a gray shothair named Satia (pronounced "Say-sha") and was the most affectionate and loving cat you could hope to meet. Getting a cat that summer, as well as a Sega Genesis with the original Sonic the Hedgehog for my birthday that year, definitely made summer 91 the most memorable for me up to that time.
I unfortunately only had her for a short time, as she had to be put down at only 8 years old on Tuesday, November 2nd, 1999 when she developed a tumor. I still remember her to this day, as does my Mom, who especially bonded with her, and we still talk about her. As much as I adore my current cat, Julia, there will never be another Satia.
Say what you will about Perfect Strangers itself, but Mark Linn-Baker and Bronson Pinchot sure did have great chemistry together, and made it worth watching for me back then. Not surprising to learn they became good friends while doing the show, and remain so to this day. Supposedly, Linn-Baker was not the original choice to play Larry. They had done a test episode with Pinchot teamed up with comedian Louie Anderson, but the creative team didn't think they worked together well.
Outside of this show, Linn-Baker is mainly known for acting on stage, and has done a number of Broadway shows. I've seen him perform many times during my theater trips over the years, and he's always wonderful to watch.
The way a burst of 90s nostalgia just slapped me in the face after watching that TGIF opening. I miss those moments so much.
Balki and Larry just perfectly started off my day. They always bring a smile to me before I go to work. Time to do The Dance of Joy.
2:37 - Easter bunny, reception, “rabbit ears,” omg I am falling out of my chair! 😂lol
Childhood memory unlocked.
I miss TGIF, that was my favorite night of the week
When Konami released the original Ninja Turtles arcade game for the NES as TMNT 2: The Arcade Game in 1990, they actually tried to tie it in as a sequel to the first movie. In the game's instruction manual, the story says that Shredder has come back after being knocked off the roof into the garbage truck, and is looking for revenge.
I got that game for Christmas of 90, so in early 91, when I heard there was going to be a second movie and Shredder was going to be back, I actually thought the movie would be based on the arcade game, and that the two evil mutants that Shredder was going to make were going to be Tora and Shogun, the two new enemies that were created exclusively for the NES version.
I used to love this exact lineup, even Baby Talk. No accounting for taste at 8. This was peak TGIF for me and I am sure I watched on this night.
Some prime ABC here! TGIF was something I'd watch like crazy, even if the 4th half hour had many different shows over the years! Plus I remember how hard Dinosaurs was pushed at this time!
Of course it's also prime WABC too! Meineke, The Wiz & Doug Johnson!
The nostalgia hits a certain spot in my soul, I can almost recall the scent in the air of the times. I was living in Brooklyn then and most certainly watching this at my friend's house as a kid...rest in peace to all the greats we lost seen here: Bob Sagat, Alan Thicke, Barbara Walters, sigh* some of these products...the glasses frames! Thank you for uploading this and surely share this one with my Mom
Ziploc Gripper Zipper- Despite the mascot being nothing more than just someone's finger with a smiley face drawn on it, I find it to be very charming.
Little Caesar- If that mascot ever came knocking on my door yelling, "Thank you! Thank you!" in that creepy voice, I would not answer the door and go hide in my basement.
recorded 32 years ago today!
A collection I almost certainly watched first hand, as this was my local ABC affiliate and TGIF was a religious observance.
Peak TGIF. I hated it when Full House moved to Tuesdays.
Blame Bob Iger for that smh.
TGIF never could get 4 shows that worked.There always seemed to be a show that was bizarre like baby talk,you wish,teen angel and aliens in the family.
Hangin' With Mr Cooper was probably the best of the shows that were shuffled through the 9:30 timeslot. I actually remember watching that one quite a bit and it stayed in that timeslot semi regularly from 93-95. Though the early period with Full House, Family Matters, Perfect Strangers and then "terrible 9:30 show" was admittedly the classic TGIF lineup.
@@80sCommercialVaulteah The only other show I could think of that was in the dreaded 9:30 slot that was decent was brother's keeper from 1998-1999 season.But TGIF was on its way out by then.
Don't forget just the ten of us, good TV show. It was in the 9:30 timeslot during the 89-90 season.
ahhhh yes TGIF Who could forget, and Balki
peak television
When Macy's stores was still good
The phisoderm ad from 1991 uncut. Now if we could find a longer version of the "She's Got Her PhD" ad with the white bottle.
Tyco Turbo R/C Bandit-Yaaaa,hoo
Life Goes On-hopefully her bf told the coach that it was a misunderstanding
Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom-rerun promos should now say"Harrison Ford,Kate Capshaw and ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Ke Huy Quan.."
The Big Red Boat-Disney shouldve made a tv show from this
WABC Eyewitness News Bumper -"Wallowing In Waste"a new sitcom about the lives of sanitation workers
Eddie Dodd-another"maverick lawyer"series
Family Matters-since this was a Perfect Strangers spinoff,they shouldve done a crossover episode where Balki and Larry met Urkel
The Wiz-not based on the Broadway musical
Eddie Dodd, no relation to Molly Dodd