80's Commercials Vol. 1000 Part 1 of 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2023
- These commercials aired on WPIX in May and June of 1985.
1. Dial-A-Muppet (They're missing the sample phone call where Animal just grunts "WOMAN! WOMAN!" at the mom until she hangs up in disgust. Commercials starting here aired on 5/5/85)
2. Pow-R-Trons
3. WPIX Station ID
4. "Transformers" Intro
5. "Transformers" Commercial Bumper
6. WPIX Commercial Bumper
7. Corn Pops (With free Dairy Queen Sundae coupon)
8. Speed Riders
9. WPIX Commercial Bumper
10. Technical Difficulty
11. "Transformers" Commercial Bumper
12. Bachmann Off Road Monster
13. Froot Loops (With free Dairy Queen Sundae coupon...again!)
14. WPIX Commercial Bumper
15. "Transformers" Commercial Bumper
16. Lots-a-Lots-a-Leggggggs
17. Thundercats Action Figures
18. WPIX Commercial Bumper
19. "Transformers" End Credits
20. Anti-Drug PSA (Commercials starting here aired on 5/26/85)
21. WPIX Station ID
22. Lite-Up Toys
23. "Transformers" Commercial Bumpers
24. Apple Jacks (With free Dairy Queen Sundae coupon...one more time!)
25. GoBots
26. "Transformers" Commercial Bumper
27. Wrestling Superstars Action Figures (Cyndi Lauper figure sold separately)
28. Pop Tarts
29. Boys Club (With O.J. Simpson...back when he was considered a role model. The Boys Club was eventually renamed The Boys & Girls Club in 1990)
30. Muppet Babies Plush Toys (Commercials starting here aired on 6/9/85)
31. Promo for "Yankees Vs Brewers"
32. Get In Shape Girl!
33. OJ's Cereal (O.J. Simpson not showing up here is a missed opportunity)
34. "Transformers" Commercial Bumper
35. Golden Girl (If only these had been Golden Girls action figures! Those would have flown off the shelves!)
36. Space Link
37. Real Baby (If real babies actually looked like these birth rates would plummet)
38. "Transformers" End Credits
39. WPIX Special Presentation Bumper (Commercials starting here aired on 6/16/85)
40. Musical Glo Worm, Glo Bug and Glo Butterfly
41. Promo for "Best Talk"
42. "Transformers" Commercial Bumper
43. Firffels (Almost identical to Disney's "The Wuzzles" which came out as toys and a cartoon series the same year, but apparently not a ripoff as these were based on a 1984 children's book)
44. Real Baby
45. "Transformers" Commercial Bumper
46. Raisin Bran (With free Wendy's Frosty coupon)
47. Carvel Ice Cream Cakes
48. Transformers Blaster
49. "Transformers" End Credits
50. G.I. JOE Shark and Water Moccasin (Commercials starting here aired on 6/23/85)
51. Real Baby
52. Promo for "The Odd Couple"
53. The Bronx Fair
54. G.I. JOE Tomax and Xamot (This is easily my favorite G.I. JOE commercial from back then. The synth music at 19:15 really hits hard and you have to love the concept of "evil twin brothers" with the same name spelled forward and backwards)
55. OJ's Cereal (With free Wendy's Frosty coupon)
56. Sweet Secrets
57. Lend A Hand PSA
58. WPIX Commercial Bumper
59. "Super Friends" Commercial Bumper (Commercials starting here aired on 6/28/85)
60. Honey Nut Cheerios
61. Cinnamon Toast Crunch
62. McDonald's (With Ship Shape Happy Meal Boxes)
63. "Super Friends" Commercial Bumper
64. Westchester County Fair
65. "Voltron" Commercial Bumper (Commercials starting here aired on 6/30/85)
66. My Buddy (Before Kid Sister)
67. Cheerios (With Peanuts characters!)
68. "Voltron" Commercial Bumper/End Credits
69. WPIX Special Presentation Bumper
70. Count Chocula Cereal (With free Stomper 4X4 offer)
71. "Transformers" Commercial Bumper
72. WPIX Commercial Bumper
73. Masters Of The Universe Dragon Blaster Skeletor
74. Transformers Perceptor and Blitzwing
75. Don't Drink And Drive PSA (With then Congressman Charles Schumer!)
76. Trix (With free Bonkers Candy)
77. G.I. JOE Snowcat (This needed a Scatman Corothers action figure to go with it. He needs to borrow it to check on the folks snowed in at the Overlook Hotel!)
78. "Gremlins" Drunk Driving/Anti-Drug PSA (With Gizmo and the old man from "Gremlins"! I’ve posted this only once before in Vol. 430 and it’s still incredible!)
79. WPIX Commercial Bumper
80. "Transformers" Commercial Bumper
81. Honey Nut Cheerios
82. Promo for "The Three Stooges"
83. Dairy Queen Baseball Helmet Sundaes
84. Keep The Torch Lit PSA (Promoting the funding for the restoration of the Statue Of Liberty, which was closed from 1984 to 1986)
85. "The Three Stooges" Intro
86. Coca Goya (Not nearly as memorable as the one I posted in Vol. 879 with Hermione Gingold but...still pretty damn weird!)
87. S'mores Crunch Cereal
88. Promo for "Macy's 4th of July Fireworks"
89. WPIX Yankee Baseball Promo
90. Frutsi (Apparently this is a brand from Mexico)
91. S'mores Crunch Cereal (I’m 99% sure this kid is Paul Walker)
92. Promo for "Lifestyles Of The Rich And Famous"
93. Cheerios (With Peanuts characters!)
94. Golden Grahams
95. Skittles
96. WPIX Promo
97. WPIX Sunday Morning Movie Bumper
98. DeVry
99. Cabbage Patch Kids
100. Slice
101. Promo for "Yankees Vs Brewers"
102. WPIX Sunday Morning Movie Intro - บันเทิง
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For the absolutely *massive* milestone of Volume 1000 I've chosen to present two separate blocks of ads recorded mainly from Transformers during the summer of 1985! Each part is self-contained. Part 2 can be seen here: th-cam.com/video/9S_g9hawDW4/w-d-xo.html
Thanks to all of my loyal viewers and commentators!
I don’t say this enough, but your channel has gotten me through some pretty rough times over the years. Thank you for continuing to give us the goods in a regular basis. I am deeply deeply thankful for this channel and I congratulate you on 1000 chapters of the series.
5-29-2023: A momentous occasion! The first TH-cam channel I subscribed to waaaaay back in the day. Congrats guys!!!
This episode has to be among the best I've seen yet on this channel. I was three when these commercials aired and they are among my first memories of TV. I haven't seen many of them since I was a kid and yet I still remember them. I distinctly remember in that Lots-a-Lots-a-Leggggggs commercial at 4:48 wondering why there was a clicking sound when the girl was playing with the antenna. It was in this era my parents decided to wean me off of toddler toys started to buy me some of these toys, like GoBots, but they were careful not to buy me anything too extreme like Thundercats. In fact, I was prohibited from watching the cartoon, yet I'd go over to my friend's house and watch it behind my parents backs, as well as Voltron, Masters of the Universe and Silverhawks - they were so edgy. Good times.
80s was an magical decade in america and of the world
Congrats on 1000 volumes!!!🎉
It’s interesting to see that variety of prizes and offers that cereals offered back then, watching the majority of the cereal commercials in this part of the volume. It’s especially fitting to offer free Dairy Queen sundaes and Wendy’s Frosties at this time period when summer and the hot weather are just getting started. A shame to see that cereal companies don’t offer things like that anymore.
“Gremlins” Drunk Driving and Anti Drug PSA- Watching Gizmo’s reactions to the old man’s lecture on Drunk Driving and Drug Usage is so cute, that, it puts a smile on my face every time.
Mostly just seeing Gizmo brings out the cuteness overload
Congrats on reaching 1000 videos for the 80s decade! My decade of birth. Here’s hoping that the 90s decade will make it to 1000 videos.
Congrats on 1000 80s volumes! No better yet to celebrate it than 1985!🎉🎉
'85 was an incredible year. Transformers, Thundercats, Misfits of Science, and Street Hawk.
I question the wisdom of calling the dog chicken Firffle Dicken. LOL
Congratulations!
We made it to 1000, as I'm typing this, part 2 just kicked in. Thank you, 80s commercials for the great memories.
A time machine built in our devices to take us where we want to go. This decade was simply the best. Oh how I wish I could go back to the 80s, and stay there.
It would be so cool to be transported back to 1/1/80 and live through 12/31/89 and then at midnight be transported back to 1980 in an infinite loop.
I may still be stuck in the 200s 300s section of commercials, but I've subscribed to you since 2008 when you started with only 100 to 200 videos worth of commercials. Thanks for making these for nearly 15 years now. Also, congrats on getting 105,000 subscribers.
1000 Volumes!
You have truly brought so much joy into people's lives with your uploads. I personally discovered you way back in 2008, and I knew I found something special.
These old commercials are so entertaining and put me into such a good mood. It's so relaxing to watch these old ads, and many others seems to feel the same way.
Your videos taught me how everything works together to make great television; the shows, bumpers, and of course, the commercials. When ads are done well like everything you've uploaded, they can make a great show even better; and bring back great memories for others.
Through their creativity, good writing, and unique structures and styles, these ads got people to tune in, helped pay for so many shows throughout the years, and were such entertaining experiences that people actually DID want to see the ads.
Thank you so much for everything you've done to preserve this great history. You've shown people that viewers WON'T skip the commercials if they're done well, and inspired people by compiling all these unique interpretations of creativity and approaches of capturing what makes life cool.
Here's to another 1000! Congratulations.
WPIX! Awesome way to kick off 1000 80s videos!
I loved seeing all the Sunday morning stuff here - Channel 11 had everything here and The Three Stooges! Plus the 1970s Sunday Morning Movie intro from Dolphin Productions - Abbott and Costello movies every week!
THANK YOU for the One Dumb Move anti-drug PSA! The rapping teacher was on nearly every day in 1985 and this was such a BIG 80s memory for me watching cartoons and channel 11 was the only station in New York that ever had it! I found out he was a DJ in the Buffalo area and it was released as a radio single! There was also a 60 second version of this ad that aired on WPIX.
The Westchester County Fair was ANOTHER ad that was on everywhere through the 80s and even into the early 90s!
I loved all the other WPIX moments here too the fireworks bumpers, the technical difficulty and the ads with Henry Tillman's "big ideas!" 11 Alive would be dropped by 1986 and the station would just go by WPIX.
Well well well here we are at volume 1000, and you gifted me some peak early childhood, and from my local Pix 11 too! Transformers, Lotsalegs, Joe's, the Evil Horde preview ad, Voltron bumpers, the Gremlins PSA, *and* a rousing round of the Westchester County Fair! I almost fell bad, I mean, I didn't get you anything! Congrats, Vault, and thank you for sharing your time machine with us!
Thank you for preserving history.
I was 5 and what a time to be alive, thank you for sharing these bittersweet memories 😢🎉❤
Yay! I've been watching 80's commercials since my 1st year in college up until now. This is the best and fascinating TH-cam channel ever 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations for giving nostalgia
Congratulations for this 1000th 80's commercial compilation. You made a great job during all these years. More than entertainement, it's cultural preservation.
I started watching Transformers and other afternoon cartoons about a month later after moving. The Go-Bots commercial in the middle of an episode of Transformers represents my own shift from one of the toys to the other. Those afternoon cartoons and commercials for their toys definitely influenced me to want about four different toy lines all of a sudden.
I have heard people who swore that Blaster was a real working radio, either because they thought it was and did not have it, or they just forgot.
The lifestyles of the rich and famous used to be so distant and a little intriguing before they started connecting with adoring and imitating "followers" on social media.
watching all these commercials is a stress reliver sometimes i let myself go and tears run down my face great time to be alive during this time i cant thank you enough 😭😘
It’s surreal to imagine a world where OJ was considered a role model; his trial was the first news story that I remember (I was 6).
Wow. New memory unlocked. I totally had the McDonald’s Ship boxes. I watch all the videos on this channel and thought there was nothing left to unlock that I didn’t already remember. Crazy that after 1,000 videos this channel got me again.
14:44 - I used to have a book about that Fird creature. It was called “Who Ever Heard of a Fird”. Never knew it had a toy or was part of a series.
I knew my longest subscription through this website would thoroughly pay off!
Congratulations!
What a milestone! Here's hoping for 1000 more commercials!
28:40 - Never saw this back in the day, but given how much I loved Gremlins back then, I would have done anything Gizmo told me, so this PSA would have been perfect.
I'm impressed that you've reached 1000 videos of just 80s commercials. Congrats and keep it going.
Congratulations on reaching 1,000 volumes of 80s commercials! Here's to many more!
Congratulations on reaching 1000 videos for the 1980s series of commercials!
Congrats on 1000 installments! :D
Now, let's shoot for 1,000 more~!!
Congrats on Vol. 1000, been watching since 2008, despite being born in 1999, & being a 2000s kid, I have enjoyed your content, keep it up!
33:11 - This girl has the power to make her fantasies a physical reality, and she uses her ability to create a sugar cereal? She really needs to think bigger.
Congratulations on your one thousandth video!!
Congrats on a 1000! Been following this account for years, and definitely gives me my daily dose of nostalgia.
Congratulations
I’ve been watching for years, thanks so much for this amazing archive!
Salute to 1000 volume of the 1980s🎆
Wow, Jimmy Snuka AND OJ Simpson! A real murderers' row of celebrities this volume!
How in the heck did I miss the Bronx Fair?
I was working a construction job at E.149 st. for a month before the fair in '85
I did go to the Westchester County Fair though...
Congratulations on vol. 1000🎉
Best channel on TH-cam! Congrats!
Congratulations! 🎉 Here's to 1000 more!
Nice job on the vol. 1000 of the 1980s commercials
Oh my goodness! I have been subscribed to your channel for at least 10 years. I remember watching the very first 80s commercial set. Watching these videos are therapeutic for me and I’m sure for many other people. Here’s to 1000 more! 🎉🎊🍾
I can't believe how out of scale Optimus to blaster they are
Us 80s kids absolutely LOVED THAT!!!
Still the greatest
yup.
As a Long Islander I remember the distinct '1812 Overture' ad break intro and 'Flight of the Bumblebee' outro.
At least NOW I know that's what they were; as a kid I thought the outro was broken! XD
It's the big one Elizabeth! In all seriousness, thank you very much for doing these, great stuff.
8:38 I remember playing with those in my Elementary school class in 93-95. We had the Iron Sheik, Big John Studd & I Think Hulk Hogan ones. I was always Iron Sheik. "The Sheik, Numba One! Iran, Numba One!"
Wow! Congratulations on your 1000 volume! I enjoy watching your videos, especially the 80s commercials……… Brings back my childhood memories… Best decade ever!
Cheers to Vol. 1,000! This channel is one of the internet's treasures and the care and dedication you've put into making this such an informative and entertaining archive over the years is tremendous and very appreciated. Here's to another 1,000!
#83 - With the voice of Casey Kasem!
Congrats on 1000! I absolutely love your channel… brings back soooo many wonderful memories!! I had a Real Baby doll. Let me tell you, she was heavy lol I loved her but not as much as I loved my Cabbage Patch dolls!!
Congrats on 1000 volumes of these awesome commercial breaks! Honored to have my tape showcased on your channel for this occasion!
Happy 1000th!!! Can't wait to see what you've got in store for us next...
What a way to celebrate Memorial Day with our 1000th video🇺🇸🎊🎉🥳🎈
Congratulations on reaching 1,000th video on the 1980's Commercials 🍾 🥳 🎊 🍾
Happy 1000 from a long-time subscriber!
Congrats on the 1000th of these! Been watching your stuff since even before this account was made so it's crazy that we've finally landed here. More than a quarter into this, I can tell that you picked SUPER well for Part 1 of this incredible milestone. Very, very classic 80's stuff here. Bunch of classics, bunch of not-so-classics, some unintentionally hilarious ones and even some mind-meltingly weird ones (the "Firffels" toy-line doesn't seem that weird, but the presentation of the ad is extremely, EXTREMELY weird and jarring from its focus to its editing so it's certainly gonna stick in my mind from now on).
I've loved having these things be played sometimes while I do errands around the house and to usher in special occasions or times of year echoed in these that I also celebrate so yeah, thank you beyond thank yous for your service and congrats.
"My Country, 'Tis of Thee" is a patriotic anthem dating back to 1832. It does share the same melody of "God Save the King" but it's been an anthem here for nearly as long as "The Star Spangled Banner" which did not become our official national anthem until 1931. It was almost certainly chosen for this ad because it contains the phrase "Sweet Land of Liberty".
Been a fan of your channel since 2011 so happy to see this is still continuing on Congrats!!🎉
I know this is late; however, congratulations on 1000 volumes! I have been a fan for over 10 years and watching these videos take me to my happy place. Thank you!
Congrats on 1,000 '80s' videos!
Ive been watching every single one you have posted. Thank you for bringing these fond memories. I especially love the NYC commercials. Brings me back to my childhood.
congrats to one of my favorite youtube channels for the huge milestone! I appreciate everything you do!
I had those wrestlers and they were always my barbies boyfriends.
I’ve been following this account since day!! Congratulations on hitting 1000🎉🎉🎉
Congrats on the big 1000 of your 80's videos!
5:04 - Though they’re mainly remembered for a string of bad to mediocre licensed video games, LJN did some cool toys at the time.
Congrats on 1000 volumes! 😅 You have done a great service with your channel and hope to see many more volumes. Plus I must add that this first part of the 1000th volume is a real treat for 80s kids like myself.
Alright vol 1000 is my birth year. Congrats on reaching a milestone. I been a follower of yours for a long time.
been a fan of your channel for years, gratz on 1000 and heres to 1000 more!
Congratulations!!! 🎊 🎉
Congratulations on your 1000th video here's to 1000 more and beyond
Congrats on 1000 80s videos!!
LET'S GO! MILESTONE!
Congrats on 1000!
happy 1000!
Excellent!
Woohoo!! Congrats on 1000, i was literally checking my notifications for the last few months counting the volumes!
Here's to another 1000! (✿^‿^)
5:52- The Sugarhill Gang-inspired anti-drug PSA is a bop.
Congrats on 1000 videos
Congrats 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congrats on 1000 volumes!
Thank you.
Dial-A-Muppet-imagine had Statler & Waldorf answered 🤣
Speed Riders-if the Fast & Furious franchise were to start in the 80s,this wouldve probably been the tie-in
Anti-Drug PSA-student at @6:11 was definitely following along
G.I. JOE Tomax and Xamot-hopefully theyll be featured in a future movie reboot
Super Friends-getting the weird feeling this will be how James Gunn envisions the eventual Justice League adaptation
Here's to a 1000 more. And 1000 90s too.
Thanks!!!! And great quality!
Congratulations on 1000 videos! Party time!!🥳 🎉🎈🍕🌭🍔🍟 🎂 🍦 🎆
I called a 976 number but I didn't get the Muppets.
Lol. I wonder if a kid pushed one number wrong and got a totally different experience.
Congrats!
Congratulations!
Congrats on 1000🥳🥳🥳🥳
Wow, I know the Transformers inspired a lot of rip offs, but never heard of the POW-R-Trons.
I have this very vague recollection of them. I’m guessing they were probably equal or greater in price to actual transformers, and no kid wanted these knock offs when they could get the real thing for the same price.
Congratulations on 1000👍🏻That My Buddy doll still creeps me out 😅
Awesome ❤😊
12:29 I had the original Capsela in '83. It had motors and batteries inside the pieces, then you could attach floaters and propellers to them to make motorized water toys. Then water soon got inside the pieces, rendering them useless. Heh. Which is probably why they ditched the electrical stuff to make this set here.
14:49 that just sounds....wrong
15:15 no no she isn't
12:25- Golden Girl dolls; not to be confused with the Golden Girls which made their debut a few months later 😂
The ironic thing is that now there is a ton of Golden Girls merch, including action figures, but nobody remembers "Golden Girl" at all.
I have a great deal of nostalgia for Boys' Club. It was essentially summer daycare for my brother and I. I remember playing Zaxxon and Choplifter arcade games alllll the time there.
And I swear, girls' toys of the '80s (like Real Baby) seemed to be intended on preparing girls for motherhood. For Pete's sake, let them be kids at least a little while longer! Meanwhile, us boys had battle toys (like G.I. Joe and Star Wars), which were preparing us for... war, I guess?