Great 1980's Commercials and TV Promos Part II
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Commercials mostly 1983, 1984 and early 1985, from Apple IIc, PermaLens, Nabisco, Planters, Ford, Nissan, Honda, Oldsmobile, Cadillac, NIssan, Disney, Airborne, Levi's 501 jeans, Del Monte, Lady Speed Stick (Mennen), Florida, Alaska, Busch Gardens (Florida), Jhirmack Nutribody shampoo, Yoplait, Heinz Ketchup, Kool Aid, Fab Detergent, Colgate, McDonalds, Burger King, Wendy's, Wrigley Juicy Fruit and Big Red gum, Pennsylvania Lottery, Sure deodorant, Cascade, Leggs Sheer Energy, Nestea, Midas, Spray and Wash, V-8, ACME Supermarket, AM/PM Convenience Store, Junior Strength Tylenol, HMO PA, Diet Coke, Anacin and Aancin-3, Easy Off, Loreal, Vicks Nyquil, Buick Skyhawk, Cheese - National Dairy Board, Combos, Sure and Natural Super Maxishields, O'Grady's Potato Chips, AT&T, Pizza Hut, Hickory Farms, Maybelline, Kellog's Raisin Bran, Crispix, and Product 19 , GE (General Electric), Dristan, Robitussin, S'mores Granola Bars (Ralston), Extra Sugarless Gum, Lipton Rice & Sauce, Wish Bone Lite and more...
Promos from The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, Wide World of Sports, Friday Night Videos, Saturday Night Live (SNL), The Fall Guy, Different Strokes, Silver Spoons, (several different) Evergreen (mini series), Smurfs, The First Olympics (mini series), Cheers, Duck Factory, Hills Street Blues, Gimme a Break, It's Your Move, Berenger's, Today, Bob Hope Lampoon's TV (special), Foxfire, V, Miami Vice, Return of Marcus Welby MD, All My Children, and more...
News Breaks include Three Mile Island (repeatedly both Nationally and Locally), First Teacher in Space, Reagan on Nicaragua.
Movie promos for Breakfast Club (Molly Ringwalk, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, Emilio Estevez), Making the Grade (Judd Nelson), Finder's Keepers (Michael O'Keefe, Beverly D'Angelo, Louis Gossett Jr.). "World Television Premier" of Star Trek II - Wrath of Khan.
80s/90s commercials make me so happy
I love Bob and Doug McKenzie of the Great White North. What was that movie?.... STRANGE BREW?
Strange Brew is correct for $100. Pick another category. LOL
What was the name of the brewery in "Strange Brew" for $200 , lol !
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@Gigi Quillian you really don't know My dear ? * It's " Elsinore Brewery" . that was fun , THANK YOU MISS . GIGI QUILLIAN and MR . MICHAEL COHEN !!! :) 😀
@Angel Sutton I still can't find the darn VHS tape. It's here somewhere. You win! Next category please...and thank you😆
I’m especially enjoy the old cosmetics, soaps, deodorant ads. The perfume ads too.
Charlie!
back when advertisers knew how to freaking advertise ..
No pc crap
00:35 - Relatively-sure; that's *Rick Moranis* !!?! Am I correct....??
Yes, I believe that is he. He was cute when young.
Definitely mostly early and mid 80s goodness right here. Thanks for the upload, this is the golden age that was 1977 to 1999. Right before the nightmare of 9/11 changed the world into a crap hole.
I'm sure glad Combos are still around. I ate a whole bunch of them, while away from home, during my 2020 Census work.
Pizza or pretzel and chesse??😊
16:35 Oh man that's such a messed up thing to see, knowing that the teacher is doomed to never even make it out of the atmosphere before blowing up. (sad face). Also, LOL Brit Hume
I was thinking that too, about "the teacher", when I came across that.
1985
The year we losted
The dukes of hazard
ABC took Scooby Doo off the
Lost suger in coke and Pepsi
And brought us new coke
The last year bugs bunny would be on CBS Saturday morning
We got
MacGyver
Mr. Belvedere
What a year
The F*cking BREAKFAST CLUB is rated R!? 👀 Love it!
Yea da movie ratings back then where different 😂! We know damn well the breakfast club wasn't rated R
Ah.. The 80s. The decade we were lied to and told that cereal is good for you. It turns out that it was a scam we all bought. Then came the 90s and bottled water.
Ok at 42.38 the 3 for the money what does the the scoreboard have 666 the mark of the beast?
200 words a min.....my best was 91
Would love to have seen someone type 200 words a minute. Those are flying fingers.
Thank you very much! Please do more commercials!
I can watch these all day,,,it just takes you away to a time that was so innocent and real,,very wholesome stuff,,❤
People say, I'm stuck in the past. Especially younger people. It's so TRUE!! Because I pretty much only watch stuff from the 70s & 80s (movies, TV shows, cartoons and commercials vidoes). Music, too. And, I'm proud of it. 👍😎
I tell them, that's because you weren't around yet so, you missed out. They were great days. Probably one of the greatest decade ever.
When you hear Tom Brokaw it's time for bed
Dang I love these but now I feel old and who doesn't wish we still had some of these food products and grocery prices i was small during most of these being born in the early 80s..but I think I like these cause of just nicer simpler times and man wish fast food was good and cheap again that .35¢ whopper reminded me of a time when mom and I and maybe my stepdad ate really well for once and it might've been that burger deal..back then restraunts put people ahead of profit and tried to have affordable deals even for poor families..good luck now..but I guess this is the closest thing to a way back machine without Peabody we can get lol
That GE dishwasher commercial must have been played a lot. Remembered it immediately eventually though it has not been on in decades.
32:13 Anthony Hopkins (age 45)
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Dear Michael:
I would like to know if I can make a request or two on what I would like to see uploaded on TH-cam.
Actifed also knocked people out cold! I had terrible allergies as a kid - actifed was like being ruffied
17:34 I wonder if that was the famous John Stossel/David Schultz slap interview?
This is not healthy for your minds living in the past, people!
Apple 2e 😆
0:00 The voice-over on this Apple IIC commercial is provided by Ed Grover. You'll also know his voice from all those "Visa... it's everywhere you want to be" ads in the 80s and 90s.
i was so infatuatd bak then . . .
2:19 best part!
16:28
When women looked and acted like women. Clothes were well made. American made was quality and companies stood behind what they made and behind their employees.
"When women looked and acted like women"...what does that even mean?