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Wow the "my first phone" bell commercial with that mickey mouse phone. Yesterday I watched a video of someone reviewing the tiaras bayou adventure ride at Disney and he saw a payphone and was so surprised ("when was the last time I saw one of those? I must be getting old!"). Maybe landlines style phones are making a comeback now

Last night, I was watching Hart to Hart and Max wore an apron that said "I can't hack it without my food processor," and these commercials are a few years older than that show but close enough it is interesting there's a food processor commercial in this video. It would be fun to see a late 70s/early 80s food processor cookbook, some vintage cookbooks are great, maybe they can publish a new one inspired by the style and recipes from this time

"I've posted this before, but here it is again. Because it's awesome" No joke, the Wrigley's jingle might be my favourite 80's jingle of all time. Ever since I found the ad, my husband and I would randomly sing the jingle to each other and point out all the 80's movie references. I would legit buy that song if it was ever released as a single, it's that good.

No Rhoda or On Our Own! Say it ain't so! It's really cool to see All In The Family here! One of my favorite series of all time! But yes the milk clown... what the? That voice!

This special is never going to be released on home video because Elvis’ estate refuses to market footage of Elvis in his “fat” period

The Rainbow Brite commercial was adorable.

2:43- not sure if they were intentionally channeling Paul Simon; however, their little poem sounds like some rejected lyrics from “50 Ways to Leave Your Lover.”

Awww Willie. Our Bay Area icon. RIP.

No Rhoda or On Our Own tonight..? Aww man Elvis In Concert-then again, that's a good thing The Alamo-always remember it Phillips Milk Of Magnesia-also in refreshing strawberry flavor 😂 Tab-Godspeed to the Say Hey Kid Murder At The Mardi Gras-hopefully neither Paul Prudhomme or Justin Wilson weren't suspects M*A*S*H-Klinger was the surprise winner Lou Grant-never get on the bad side of a sitting judge

I saw this plus his 1977 tv concerts. I was only 5. Long live the King.

Frigidaire Washing Machine- I always find it fun to watch the clothes moving around in the washing machine like the ones in this commercial. Philips’ Milk Of Magnesia- With a bottle as huge as the one in this commercial, the manufacturer must expect consumers to drink it as if it were water. Kool-Aid- I like how very plainly designed the sugar container looks in this commercial, especially at 4:03.

RIP Willie Mays.

11:47 Tab Commercial featuring the late Willie Mays...

11:58 - Andy Griffith missed his calling as a rapper.

5:37 - My fiancée and I are hoping to adopt a cat. Almost did a couple weeks ago, but it got claimed by someone else by the time we had discussed it. Wish the “cat distribution service” would show up and drop a cat into our lives.

0:15 - I had a friend who was born the day Elvis died. His dad was a fan, and used to tease my friend that Elvis’ soul was in his kid’s body.

To anyone born after the 90s, we didnt have cell phones. And since Nick or Treat was from 6pm-10pm(prime trick or treat hours), you uad to skip trick or treating, and sit next to the house phone all night in the hopes you would win. I had a friend who missed out on getting candy because he thought he would win. It was a rip off 🤣🤣🤣💯💯. But Nick or Treat was still a HUGE part of 90s childhood 💯. You would get back fron trick or treat, sit in front of the tv with your candy, and watch Nick or treat, just hoping they call you during the last commercial break. Honestly, besides all the gangs, bullying, and killings.. being a kid during the 90s was kinda sick 🤣💯💯💯

Underrated thumbnail. ❤

0:29 Doctor Who veteran Derek Jacobi (The Master, "Utopia" (2007)), currently the third-oldest surviving player of a major character from the show.

Love the mix of cartoon bumpers and commercials. Thanks for the video.

Heathcliff and the Cadillac Cats/Cats & Company! Never seen that promo for that cartoon before! It was and still is a favorite of mine. Love it!

Wasn't able to watch it when it 1st came out, I was barely 3 years old, but Robotech has become one of my favorite anime to watch, alongside Voltron.

Didn't know how good we had it, when I live in today's world I graduated high school in 1990, so I'm glad I got to experience life in the 80s. I was born in 72, but I don't remember as much about the seventies, as I do the eighties. Great Times for sure.

Shout out to 1972... Now? I'm 52 Thank you for these❤This is Awesome

The Coke commercial was everything!!!

Love the technical difficulty bumper! Reminds me of watching cartoons on WNEW in New York as they'd always have some sort of issue. The story goes that those who worked at the station always called WNEW "Where Nothing Ever Works"!

Thank you for this beautiful gem - if I only had a wayback machine!🙂😮💯💥👍!

Will somebody please give the poor rabbit some trix already? Greedy brats.

I always wonder if anyone ever won those sweepstakes, seems like growing up every cereal, fruit snack or cookie company had a sweepstake

Yeah that was Jenny Lewis back then.

Oh man the singing in some of those good commericals is excellent. ❤

The New Scooby-Doo Movies a)-the current Batman/Scooby-Doo comic is ok Robotech-looking more and more like the live-action film(or revival of any kind for that matter) will never happen..☹ Alpha-Bits-if Ghostbusters Afterlife were to have been made back then,the girl would be Phoebe Spengler Hot Wheels Crack-Ups-imagine if there were a Fall Guy tie-in with Ernie narrating the ad Heathcliff-love that bit at the end,kind of a tribute to those"barbarian" movie posters The New Scooby-Doo Movies b) Scooby in a affair..? That's not like him 😆 Pop Tarts-that guy was also in the Milk ad w/ the jingle copying Adam Ant's"Goody Two-Shoes" Give A Hoot, Don't Pollute-with Frank Welker as the voice of Woodsy Owl Golden Grahams-forget Wheaties,this cereal was actually the preferred choice for young athletes Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!-him and the Mystery Machine gang must've been chasing a ghost around the KCOP studios

Oh man. 1985. The perfect time to be a kid.❤

Had mixed feelings about Hi C as a child. It tasted better than squeeze its, but one juice box didn't satisfy my thrust(I didn't really care for any type of juice box or bottle drinks so I didn't beg my mom for them as a kid). I was more into pre mixed Kool-Aid power with sugar added and sodas.

The singing of the commercials back then sound so much better compared to now! You can hear the *_LIFE_* in the voices of the people singing in the choir! Why did they stop doing this?!

From a 90s kid presecpitve(Born in 85), 80's cereal had better box art design compared to 90s Cereal boxes. Not as loud or flashy! Cereals in the 80s seem to be more simpler, looking at you Trix(hated the design change from puffs to fruit shapes), Lucky Charms(Hated the changes in Marshmallow shapes), and Fruit Loops (Lime flavored fruit loops felt out of place with the Orange, Lemon and Cherry).

Does anyone know when Fruit Roll Ups were bought out by Betty Crocker? I always found it strange that Fruit Rollups weren't in the candy aisle at the grocery store.

9:51 - The Golden Grahams Honey mascot’s passion for randomly kissing girls would lead to his removal as spokesperson, and lead to spiraling drug and alcohol addiction.

The Case of the Littering Louse was an early work of playwright, David Mamet, and while early in his career, shows the complexity he would display in works such as Glengarry Glen Ross and American Buffalo. A scandal erupted when the play was censored in this commercial by removing the frequent use of “f-bombs” uttered by the fish character.

I love that Scooby Doo bumper at 8:39.

Hi-C Candy Apple Cooler- It’s a nice jolt of nostalgia for me, seeing how the Hi-C used to come in Cans like the one at 0:50 in addition to the juice boxes. Alpha Bits- The design of the animated girl character in this commercial reminds me of the design of Eliza Thornberry, from the Nickelodeon cartoon, “The Wild Thornberrys”. Lucky Charms- I like how the whole scenario that occurs in this commercial appears to have been inspired by the Tornado moments from “The Wizard Of Oz”.

0:31 - I understand that 50s nostalgia was rampant then, but were kids in the Hi-C market really the right market for nostalgia?

I remember staying up so I could watch that Laverne & Shirley episode. That was a 2-parter. Not sure if that was the 1st or 2nd part. Also, re: Greatest American Hero, Mike Post was the best tv theme song writer

OMG I've been waiting to hear the exact version of the *ALCOA commercial* at 12:31 , there are other variations of it on RUclips but _this_ is the one I was seeking, yay!

I love playing this in the background as a putter-about the house, feels so comforting like I'm a kid again and mom is in the kitchen making dinner

That trailer for The First Olympics 😂😂😂😂 At least it's 5 hours now that we've seen the whole thing through narration right up to the end

Wow, 6 years before I was born. Coolsville, another great video

I staid up late as a teenager just to watch and hear this beautiful sign off! Thank you for preserving it!!

Great balls of WHAT?! Oh, *com*fort

Farrah Fawcett was beautiful