Amazing Commercials from a 1987 VHS tape! 📼 Retro Commercials VOL 443
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P.S. the EXACT date of the content on this tape was June 2nd, 1987.
That was my childhood best friend's eighth birthday! 😃🎉
That’s fresh!
In this corner, Max Headroom representing Coke! In this corner, Bronson Pinchot representing Pepsi! FIGHT!
I love that both say more people choice their product over the other.😂
@@mpaulm But taste tests NEVER lie!
Pepsi is better. Coke is muddy tasting to me
Yes.
I still see the X.
Balki from Perfect Strangers!
Thank you 🙏 Dave! Another journey back to probably the Greatest Decade ever!!!!Awesome episode!Who could forget the Cola Wars 👊
Cuba Gooding Jr in the Burger King ad..was that Whitney Houston in the other Slice commercial?
oh man. New York Deli chips. I had that commercial on an old tape. Totally recognized that jingle from the dark recesses of my brain.
2:52 - 3:21 I'll give the 80s one thing, they went *hard* on commercial jingles, sometimes.
I'd forgotten Busch Gardens was a thing. They must've gotten bought out by somebody, because I can't recall seeing any ads for them past 2000.
Oh, those Slice commercials must've been so fun to film. Nothing like getting repeatedly splashed with cold water while fully clothed.
They were owned by Anheuser Busch until 2008 when Anheuser Busch was bought by Inbev. Inbev sold the parks in 2009. The park had commercials throughout the early 2000s.
1987 is my favorite year of the 80s. It seems like the schizophrenia level really peaked in 87 and 88 but to me 87 was the pinnacle of advertising insanity
😂😂💀 I was born in ‘87… My favorite 80s years are 1984-1987. But I have a lot of love for 88 and 89. 1983 seems ok. 1980-‘82 are a lot like the 70s. I really love 80s commercials…They’re fun/funny, cheesy and weird yet cute… I don’t like the style of advertising today.. Too many medication and health insurance ads 🥴
I have noticed for a while that 1987 seems like three years in one, with the amount of content and Pop-culture. It was sure a fun time.
@@kennypitts4829 That's what I've heard from almost everyone I've asked. And the year Robocop hit theaters. One of my all time favorite movies
oh man the 'cola wars' there was a special on one of the news channels I happened to check out (being a huge coke fan) and they interviewed the president at the time I'll never forget his response that it was all a stunt "we're not that dumb, and we're not that smart" also shout-out to that SEGA Master System ad, loved black belt, ghostbusters and wonderboy 3: the dragon's trap!
I guess Beefsteak Charlie shouldn't have fed the kids for free, because he went out of business.
0:36 DJ Tanner with ALF, I think the fact her father Danny Tanner has tv connections from Wake Up San Francisco is what got her the gig
Edit- in all seriousness the 80s commercials are more entertaining than 90% of anything on tv these days!!
On Alf, his family were also had the surname Tanner!
@@graymanmedia yea I forgot it when I posted the comment lol
He was a sports reporter that year, LOL. Wake Up San Francisco was the following year.
0:22 - Oh wow. So I have this Alf stuffed animal from Coleco that just sits on my shelf that I've had since I was a kid. I think I was around two when this commercial came out, so I had never seen it. Wicked stuff.
Pepsi - Bronson Pinchot as the Pepsi Tester and as "Carl Sagan".
Busch Gardens - voiceover by Vincent Price.
Keebler - The Keebler Elf was voiced by Parley Baer, who was an actor on thousands of old radio shows (including "Gunsmoke"), and had been an animal-trainer in a circus before that.
...Bronson Pinchot and his brother Justin as Carl Sagan...
Love Michael Winslow in the Bud Light commercial. He's still going, too! I miss WPIX when it was a local (NYC) syndicate channel before swallowed up by the WB.
Listen! I have one thing to say! POLICE ACADEMY!
I was 9 years old. I have said many times I would live in a time loop 1980 to early 2000's.
So, you would "Ground Hog Day" repeatedly over over and over???
@@itsyeeoledskoolfurry3208 yeah at least 2 or 3 times and then move on.
Hidden Rivalries: Macho Man Randy Savage vs Enro Rubik and the Magic Puzzle.
These were great, I felt like I was right back in middle school.
Another Molly McBanger Dave 💯🧈🧈🧈🔥🔥🔥Amazing upload as always 😃👍🌃🌆My uncle is an EAlF🛸 😂 but he's working on it.
Thx bud !! 😄😄
@@DavesArchives you too dave.
The BK commercial at (about) 2:28 - I'm pretty sure the music was done by Herbie Hancock.
It's pretty wild to think only a few decades ago, a new car could be bought for less than $6K. I doubt you could find a decent used car for that price today.
And was that Cuba Gooding Jr. at the end of the BK commercial?
You rocked it again Dave, these are so much fun! I wanted one of those Dodges @7:12 so bad, a kit was sold at the time to put a 340 in them, that would been a blast!! Thank you for another fantastic trip in the machine;)
Was that Michael Bolton that sang the slice commercial?
"New Coke" bombed...Pepsi was actually better. lol
Man, I actually LIKED New Coke, too.
Sorry 😞 😔 😟 🙁 😥 😿.
The taste of New Coke lives on, in Diet Coke.
I still have my talking ALF doll, along with all 3 of the Burger King puppets. The 80's were awesome!!!
So do I
Ooooooh.
I had the Alf chef B.K. puppet
"MAKE AMERICA THE 80S AGAIN"
Excellent. I remember the Alf and Coke commercial like it was yesterday and a missing part of my memory was total recalled lol.
Man, these commercials are fresh!
WORD!!!!
@@itsyeeoledskoolfurry3208 😎👍
Max Headroom was my jam did a Halloween year as him too!
Max was played by Matt Frewer, a Canadian.
@@OofusTwillip was weird when he showed up in Star Trek one night blew my mind
I was either 3 or 4 years old starred moving to ridgewood queens nyc with my mom
Why is Elway has a Miami hurricane like jersey
I haven’t thought of Bronson Pinchot since the 80s lol. I hate to say I watched the awful Max Headroom show!
I was five and a half years old in 1987. 1987 to 1999 was the last great era of commercials.
I was just a year old. It seemed like a nicer time to be alive. Can we build a time machine? Life's getting scary in 2021.
It definitely was.
It without a doubt the best time period of my life.
I have had personally better times because of my wife and family, but as far as society, there's nothing that beat the 80s.
@@wolvenar I believe it. People were forced to be more social. No internet or cellphones. Too bad I don't remember any of that period. I just have photo albums and old home movies.
Yes.
In the 80s people pined for the 50s.
In the 90s people pined for the 60s.
In the 00s people pined for the 70s.
In the 10s people pined for the 80s.
Soon people will be pining for the 90s.
As the realities and responsibilities of adulthood sink in, we look back to our more care-free childhood as the BEST time in human history.
@@glennledrew8347 True. However, with the way things are going in the world, I'd settle for any of those decades. 🤣
Damn, autofocus in 1987?? 😲
I had that ALF doll, got it for christmas one year. Wish I still had it.
I still have my talking ALF doll, and the 3 Burger King Puppets that sit up on the shelf in my game room. The 80's were awesome!!!
@@CommodoreFan64 I should see if I can find another ALF doll online. And the 80's were awesome.
Cool 😎 🆒️.
Dave, the quality of your rips are so great! It’d be even better without your watermark. It’s just a bit distracting on such a great VHS rip!
Ads from 1987 (amazing commercials from a 1987 VHS 📼 👏 👌 😍 🙌 🙄 tape).
Wow.
That Carl Sagan impression in the Pepsi ad was spot on🤣
Did he say the moon is made out of molecules? I guess technically correct but not really the best answer lol
✊🏻 Rubik!
I warned everyone he was going to do it again 😐
I had a Chrysler Laser which was the sister car (but better looking) of the Dodge in the one commercial where the sister handed the keys through the window telling her to tale it easy on the gas. It was a fun car. Turbo, and terrible on gas for the size of car.
I forgot about those new York deli chips in the purple bag
What did they taste like? Were they any good?
Never tasted them before
Omg they were soooo good!!
Remember that.
I got made fun of bc of sticklets. The taste how fat part
These commercials are totally rad👍👍😎😎
I was about 3 going on 4 in 87 since my birthday always comes towards the end of the year. So all of these commercials are look into a time I can't even recall lol. Amazing to think about. But I can see their affect on the commercials that would come in the 90s. Fun, refreshing and vibrant.
I totally want to go to Beefsteak Charlie's!!!!
Balki For Pepsi, Maxx For Coke & Show Me The Whopper!! Cuba Gooding in BK Ad! @2:22 🔥🔥🔥 #garbagepailflix Approved! 📼
I was seven in 1987. My daughter is seven now. Gotta show that smart little shit this
We are the same age. 1980 here.
Hello, Nostalgia Fans! Okay, so this is a long shot but I have to try: I remember a commercial from the 1980s for a car (of course the name and year escape me, lol) because it was funny, with a family driving through the forest, and the little boy says "Here's your scalding hot cup of tea, Grandma" to the old lady beside him, as they're smoothly riding over huge bumps and logs and such.
I'd love to see that ad again but I wouldn't know how to find it. In the past I've tried searching TH-cam with some choice key words but no success came of it. There are certain commercials I loved from that era, including Polaner's "Would you please pass the jelly?" (which I found). If anyone has seen that car ad, please reply to this comment. Thanks very much in advance. :)
Awesome!!! My 3rd birthday was ALF themed:) love this - max headroom is still the best & needs to come back.
Awesome upload Dave!
Vincent Price doing a Busch Gardens commercial! Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving.
First few secs; Alf with kids from Full House, Small Wonder and Punky Brewster! Now that's '80s!
Which lawyers forced SEGA to put up a disclaimer that "Some game sounds have been exaggerated"?
I was eight years old, and it was the summer before I started third grade at a new school. I still have my ALF plush. ❤ I miss Friendly's...
Wow! The way that Burger King ad reaches for its target audience! It's... not subtle.
Every time I see Max headroom I think of the TV hijacking that happened in Chicago that was kind of freaking
Is that Cuba Gooding Jr. at the beginning of the Burger King commercial? 2:22 Great stuff Dave, and really good quality too!
Nostalgia is one helluva drug
Bud Light - The red-haired man seated at the bar is Larry Cedar, of "Square One TV".
Was 10% juice a real selling point for soda? Do they still make Slice?
Imagine being able to buy a new car for $5848 today.
*2 years from now, when robotaxis take over*
Imagine buying a car today.
Whaaat?!!!
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Cousin Balki drinks Pepsi: shouldn't you?
Don't be ridiculous.
There was somethin special about the 80's!........It was fun unlike today!
The individuals that staged the "Max Headroom" Imitator Incident are STILL at LARGE to THIS day!!!! They STILL have NO clue who it was!!!! In the Bud Light ad, there was a guy that was HELLA super good at doing sound effects.... a little help please? Okay... Soooooo It starts raining EVERY time you open a 7-UP !!?!?!!? Then all of you 7-UP drinkers were responsible for ALL of those FLOODS!!!
1987 was probably the first year I could "remember" things (I was 3 years old, yet it felt like I was able to gravitate towards the stuff I saw on TV at the time).
SHAMELESS PLUG: If you want to see the Newscast that they tease at the end (the one with the Sugar Ray Leonard story), we have that newscast posted--in a slightly lower--resolution on our sister page "PIX Promos & More" (Thanks for cleaning things up here, Dave!)
th-cam.com/video/ZIiZjriREAI/w-d-xo.html
3:51 Doug Paul on the WPIX promo.
5:50 David Doyle on the voice-over for Bud Light.
13:21 Lester Rawlins on the voice-over for the NYNEX Yellow Pages. He also voiced a ton of Dunkin' Donuts commercials.
the tape from 96 this one, I'm so glad I was Extremely Busy Working in the Finance Industry. 60 hour weeks, hard drinkin' hard playin' back at it Monday Morning, no time for TV. I know BLASPHEMY ! LOL
DJ and Alf wit some Sega and Coke/Pepsi lol so cool 😎 can't forget them whoppers...oh so juicy! I'm so mind blown by the prices of the cars back then. 5800 for a Toyota?! Sheeeeesh that's cheap!!! The ads are so fun and I wish they would bring this energy to our ads today. The future will never know what it's like to sing to the best jingles and smile big at the pretty things. Thanks for keeping this alive, Dave!!! You're so awesome sauce :)
WOW! I did not know that Vincent Price voiced a Bush Garden commercial! Priceless, no pun attended! Alf, you can't go wrong! This is a GREAT collection of commercials! Balce from Perfect Strangers TV show! I forgot he did commercials! I didn't remember those until I saw this episode! I think i pronounced Balce right, not sure! Thank You DAVE!
If you looked carefully you can see Cuba Gooding Jr. 2:48 In the Burger king commercial. 0:36 Candice Cameron from Full House.
That suger Ray story is crazy where is the suspect and the 12 mounth old child today. Wow. My heads spinning.
Funny and brilliant, I definitely miss those old times, more genuine and realistic after all... Well, "old" but still somehow fresh in our memory. Greetings from Italy. ❤
Coke vs Pepsi commercial use to trip me out back then😂 I was 10 yrs old that year playing my Sega Master System and NES.
13:04
No, Professor Braniac, the Moon is *not* made out of "molecules."
Molecules are when two or more atoms share a *covalent bond* with one electron repeatedly jumping from one atom's outermost shell to another's causing a continuous transfer of charge. (e.g., as in water, oxygen, etc.)
When atoms transfer charge *just once* so as to create create chemical compounds such as salts, silicates, and hydrocarbons, the term is actually *formula units* .
Was that Cuba Gooding Jr in the Burger King commercial @ 2:48 ???
Alf, muff!
Fun thx
4:34 that’s Belky from Perfect Strangers. I used to love that show.
Was that cuba gooding and lark voorhies in the burger king commercial???
Super awesome!!!!! The livestreams were getting lame!
8:31 Who is the voice-over artist on this A&P spot? Her voice was heard on a lot of commercials in the 80s.
Almost 3 months old in june of 1987. Wow so cool to see what tv is like when i was a baby 😄
Burger King commercial was using Herbie Hancock music lol
Watching this in tandem with Wolf of Wallstreet. It is a great experience.
What was this strange obsession in the mid-80s with getting everybody wet?
Loved going to beefsteak Charlies when I was a kid.
Slice now that brings back memories
That was a pretty elaborate ad for a bag of chips. Cheers Dave!
06:43 those bottles were glass, back in the day!
10:30 kids eat free and all the beer you can drink?
I was 18 at the time. Fun stuff going on tv then.
2:48 Cuba Gooding Jr.?
Cocaine is a hell of a drug lol.
I think these are your best yet
@ 1:04 that is Jim Carry right?
Love Max Headroom.
I liked slice soda.
Great set!
I was 4