80's Commercials Vol. 950
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- These commercials aired on NBC on December 23rd, 1984
1. Seasons Greetings From KNDO
2. NBC Sunday Night At The Movies Intro: "The Sound Of Music"
3. AT&T (With Cliff Robertson)
4. Canada Dry (Apologies for the terrifying nightmare puppets here)
5. Green Giant Stuffing Originals
6. TV Spot for "Pinocchio"
7. Dial
8. Mediquell
9. RCA Full Spectrum TV
10. Wrangler
11. NBC Sunday Night At The Movies Commercial Bumper
12. Promo for "TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes" and "The Waltons"
13. The Benj. Franklin (A savings and loan that was seized by the federal government in 1990 during the S&L crisis. The shareholders later sued and were reimbursed)
14. Promo for "Blood And Fire"
15. KNDO News Bumper
16. NBC Sunday Night At The Movies Commercial Bumper
17. TV Spot for "Pinocchio"
18. Citrus Hill Select Orange Juice
19. Crest
20. Sure
21. Promo for "A.D."
22. Promo for "Days Of Our Lives"
23. Stetson Cologne
24. Black & Decker
25. Diet Pepsi, Pepsi Free and Pepsi Light (The health concerns over saccharine being carcinogenic back then turned out to be completely unfounded: en.wikipedia.o...)
26. Dove
27. NBC Sunday Night At The Movies Commercial Bumper
28. Promo for "The A-Team", "Riptide" and "Remington Steele"
29. NBC News Digest
a. Terror attack on Italian ski train (In a surprise twist the bombing was organized by Sicilian mobster Giuseppe Calò to distract Italian security forces from investigating the Sicilian Mafia after a turncoat informant had provided information to Antimafia prosecutors earlier that year. At age 91, Calò is still serving a life sentence for this crime)
b. Utah mine fire (A coal mine that caught on fire due to a faulty air compressor)
30. Winteralls
31. NBC News Digest
c. Defense secretary says U.S. will not agree to Soviet demands over "Star Wars" missile defense system (This proposed defense system officially known as SDI and jokingly coined “Star Wars" by critics was largely seen as a boondoggle and never came to fruition)
d. Former President Carter criticizes Reagan's terrorism policies
32. 1984 Heston NFR Collectors Buckle (Can be bought now for about $10-15 in new condition. Not exactly a collectors item)
33. Seasons Greetings From KNDO
34. NBC Sunday Night At The Movies Commercial Bumper
35. Tylenol
36. AT&T (With Andy Griffith)
37. Ford Ranger STX
38. McDonald's Chicken McNuggets
39. Promo for "Berrenger's" (NBC's version of "Dynasty" and "Dallas"...it aired for only 3 months in early 1985 before cancellation)
40. Andre Brut Champagne
41. Downy
42. Ivory (With golfer Keith Fergus)
43. Promo for "Popeye"
44. Chanel No 5
45. JCPenney Christmas Sale
46. Diet Coke
47. Timex
48. NBC Sunday Night At The Movies Commercial Bumper
49. Promo for "Highway To Heaven"
50. NBC News Digest
a. Beirut Airport stormed by Druze militiamen
b. Terror attack on Italian ski train (The actual revised death count from this bombing was 16 dead, 266 wounded)
c. Mexican authorities say gas leak to blame for earlier explosion in Mexico City
d. Newsweek magazine says UNICEF donations down after Reagan criticized UNESCO (In other news, Americans are easily confused)
51. Merry Christmas from Madison House Retirement Apartments
52. Promo for "Jeopardy" (RIP Trebek)
53. Washington Traffic Safety Commission Drunk Driving PSA
54. Seasons Greetings From KNDO
55. Anacin
56. American Airlines
57. Publishers Clearing House
58. Mylanta-II
59. TV Spot for "Protocol"
60. Martini & Rossi Asti Spumante
61. Kodacolor VR Films
62. Dial
63. NBC Sunday Night At The Movies Commercial Bumper
64. Promo for "NBC Nightly News"
65. Promo for "Wheel Of Fortune"
66. Teen Alcohol PSA
67. KNDO Newscenter Update (Bob Ivers gives off sort of a George C. Scott vibe)
68. Promo for "The B.J./Lobo Show" (This was probably a syndication title for "B.J. And The Bear" and its spinoff series "The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo" aka "Lobo")
69. Seasons Greetings From KNDO
70. NBC Sunday Night At The Movies Commercial Bumper
71. Jean Nate After Bath Splash
72. General Foods International Coffees
73. Twix
74. AT&T (With Cliff Robertson)
75. Promo for "On Golden Pond"
76. Energizer Halogen Flashlight
77. Ice Blue Aqua Velva
78. Massengill
79. "The Sound Of Music" End Credits
80. Promo for "Berrenger's"
81. KNDO Newscenter Update
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Today is the start of the 2022 Christmas Marathon! 25 videos uploaded daily until Christmas! 🎄🎅🎄
Awesome Sauce 🤩
That will be most jolly of you
Love those old broadcast tv channel into bumpers. Nostalgic Candy
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Hooray for another marathon! Thank you for all you do, and excited for the next 25 days!
Canada Dry- The concept with the puppet people in this commercial is quite interesting. I can see it being an idea for a horror movie.
Green Giant Stuffing Originals- I always enjoy the animation of that Sprout character with his farmer friend, who acts as his mentor, it seems, in commercials like this one. Sprout should have had his own animated series, as I see real potential for that in these commercials.
26:21- what a wholesome commercial. They don’t make them like that anymore. I feel like Christmas was more Christmasy in the 80s if that makes sense.
Did anyone else ever try to drink orange juice by stabbing an orange with a straw like in the Tropicana ads?? i really though that shit would work!😄😆
I'm a huge Jeopardy fan. I wasn't around in 1984 but would have loved to watch that episode! Miss you, Trebek.
Noting the lack of [prescription] medication pushing, healthcare insurance and ambulance chasing lawyers.
Prescription drugs couldn't be advertised on TV and Print media until 1997.
A sign you’re old is you have the faintest idea what Andy Griffith is talking about in that AT&T commercial.
People should actually be taught more about the AT&T breakup and why monopolies are bad. The idea that at one point Americans were forced to rent their phones from the only telephone provider that existed is absurd.
@@80sCommercialVault And the bell system also sold the only phones before they were broken up. It was simply called the phone store. I remember the jingle they used in their commercials at Christmas time: "With the gift that keeps saying something year after year (a telephone, a telephone), give someone a phone of their own."
@@spectrum10 It must be easy to call yourself "the Phone Store" when you are literally the only business that sells phones.
22:49 - I bet that guy loves it when she discusses his drinking in public display in front of everyone...
I remember going to see that re-release of Pinocchio that year when I was 7. Back when we were content with just the classic cartoon, instead of Tom Hanks puttering around with a CG puppet and animals.
Hopefully the recent management changes at Disney will somehow stop this doomsday train of CGI/Live action reboots. The Jungle Book one was fine on it's own, but we don't need to see remakes of every classic animated film.
The Pinocchio remake is particularly egregious because of how much effort was put into the original film (it's probably the most technically impressive movie that Disney ever made) and the remake feels so unapologetically lazy and uninspired.
@@80sCommercialVault My favorite of the Disney remakes is one not many talk about, which is 2016's Pete's Dragon. It was a wonderful reinterpretation of the original as a drama, and featured some great performances, including one of the last on-screen appearances of Robert Redford before he retired from acting.
I can appreciate a remake if they're actually trying to reinterpret the source material and actually make something new.
I feel like they are trying to remake their catalog of classic films because focus groups tell them that today's crop of kids find 2D hand drawn animation to be old and boring.
The grandiose spectacular of the network weekend movie...
Man I remember, as a child in the 80s. It was full of commercials too, but it was an event that excited.
I remember all my older family members being excited for it. 1 time my grandfather was talking about it for a week because they were showing Hondo in 3D! Some old John Wayne movie.
i was 4 years old 1984 what a era
Never saw that Canada Dry ad before. I’m thankful as it would have destroyed my poor little 10 year old mind with its horrificness. Holy wowzers.
People were sure very happy to shower in the 80s
was 14 in 84.....last great year of my life...with 82 being the best....
Alright, it's that time again! 25 days of Christmas commercials from this amazing TH-cam channel! 😊🎄
2:09 - Is stuffing really such a bizarre concept in the land of the Jolly Green Giant that the sprout kid has to say "stuffing?" while having a look on his face that looks like he walked in on his parents in bed?
19:33 exercise equipment?!? I have questions …
“Blood and Fire” with E G Marshall must’ve been a significant show, as it was shown at 5:30 in the morning! 🤣
Incredible set as always. Thank you for all that you do.
I love the old timex commercials.
That stuffing commercial had me hollerin
Wrangler-featuring Indiana Jones's rarely discussed younger brother, Louisiana
The Waltons-*spoiler* She said yes
Blood And Fire-please let her baby be okay..
Days Of Our Lives-Uncle Eric should've been thrown under the jail
The A-Team-Murdock and his literal "Boom" box
Riptide-they could've ran a little bit faster to keep him from closing the car door
Remington Steele-the injuries he sustained from diving down the stairs were minor
Berrenger's-"How can he slap..?"
Highway To Heaven-after they defeated the gang,the cowboys went back to the Little House set
Dial-with Joseph C.Phillips
Berengers...a drama about an upscale department store? Interesting. I'm guessing it didn't last long. LOL
God bless you, my friend for all the wonderful commercial videos and those still to come! Merry Christmas!!
the 80's last of the innocence after that people grubbing for themselves gimme gimme gimme
1:35 Is this supposed to be a "bored stiff" joke, or are these people trying to convince the Wet Bandits not to break into their house?
Lots of great, classic jingles and songs in this volume.
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Chewey cough squares? Dear gawd thats gross LOL
Great, thanks.
That Canada Dry was creepy!🤣
Great upload.
Thanks.
I thought the waitress in the Dial soap commercial was Shelley Long, but after a closer look I changed my mind, I don’t think it’s her.
She'd been on "Cheers" since 1982. She was no longer doing commercials at this time except for some furniture company in Chicago that had her under contract:
th-cam.com/video/VQgmD6Ckyww/w-d-xo.html
I still think a station that aired retro commercials for current products would generate interest.
They used to sell retro commercials on VHS, we opened a few. I think TH-cam has killed that opportunity
I totally agree. I'm so tired of all the pharmaceutical commercials that cause more harm than good.
Another 25 days of awesome on the way! Plus creepiness right off the bat, we didn't need a Pepsi Snowman or a talking pine tree this year, nope!
I don't remember seeing the Canada Dry commercial as a kid, but if I saw I know I would HATE IT!!!! I have a fear of mannequins since I was 3 or 4
@1:08 Is that Peter Parker's Uncle Ben?
@4:35 Damn, that Wranglers commercial was pure 80's action awesomeness. It sucks that we've become so jaded that viewing audiences today would mercilessly mock and pick apart a fun commercial like this.
@7:37 "What makes new Citrus Hill so select?" Me: "Judging by the way everyone is glugging it down, I'd say cocaine."
@9:05 Stetson. Wild horses. Open ranges. Cowboy hats. Square jaws. And featuring the manliest man who ever manned. Clear, unconfused salesmanship. _God_ I miss the 80's.
@14:46 OK, we have a challenger to the Wrangler commercial with the Ranger!! DUH-DUH!! _S._ _T._ _X._ What with the speed, the jumps, and the callous disregard for America's wetlands this is the single most exciting car commercial I've ever seen. Ranger!! DUH-DUH!! _S._ _T._ _X._
@15:16 Uh...guys? About that party you're going to...I've got some bad news....
@19:47 Man, these commercials are so high-energy and positive, I just love it. It's like, "Diet Coke coming at ya!! With ice!! Perform acrobatic feats on skis!! Blast over waves in a baddass catamaran!! Look at this fighter jet!! Dance awkwardly!! Freaking hang-glide into the sun!! SPACE SHUTTLE!! Bikinis!! Awesome!! Diet Coke!!!!"
@30:53 "I think I'll major in....Twix!" That man went on to become a U.S. senator.
It is actor Cliff Robertson, who did many other things besides Spider-Man. Please read the video description.
@@80sCommercialVault Thought it was him! Yes, I've seen him in a few other movies but his turn in Spider-Man was really, really memorable.
The short-haired woman in the Wranglers commercial looked like Courtney Cox (as she appeared in that video where she danced with Bruce Springsteen during a concert).
Looks a lot like her but I don't think it's actually her. She was definitely doing commercials around this time, but I can find no references to her being in a Wrangler commercial that aired nationally in 1984, which I don't think would be the case if it were actually her. Remember, we're talking about an actress who was on one of the most popular sitcoms of the last century.
Man, those belt buckles were cheap.