Didn’t know Lee Van Cleef sang bass!

Can you IMAGINE the meeting where this ad was first pitched?! Sometimes I think the very best, most legendary commercials stem from an initial "I want some of what you're smoking" moments :D

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1:17 what the hey?!

The composer of this song also wrote the Archies' hit "Sugar, Sugar".

I miss these days. We are old.

Nice loud and clear. All the others are only about 60-80% this loud. Good harmonizing music demands volume!

That growth had to have an effect of Siskels taste with genuinely entertaining films.

Absolutely awesome! I suspect the football team has been trying and failing to live up to the name of this group. Holy Crap!!!! Those gentlemen were born to sing!!!

Loved this movie since it premiered in 1962! I'm an eastcoast boy with my mother's family from my own River City, ( Maquoketa) Iowa. What a treasure Meredith Wilson's movie is!

I cannot ignore the fact that Loni Anderson had, far better, chemistry with Mr.T than Burt Reynolds.

I don't know what it is about those Barbershop Quartets, but they give off such soothing calming and at home vibe.

Do you want the movie to wacky off while I watch it so many people expect too much shut up and sit down and enjoy the movie yeah you’re just that horrible of a person when you size yeah

"I suddenly remembered my Charlemagne!" is worth ten jokes in any other movie!

Oui ce sketch est bien dans l esprit de mes idoles Stan et Ollie les rois du rires éternels et intemporels pour des siecles.

I remember my gram waking me up to this song when I’d stay at her house in the 80’s

This commercial never get old and i have two jeeps.

Tenor 1 deserves a raise. He was working overtime.

My favorite radio station! I feel so blessed because C89.5 introduced me to the one and only JES ❤ 🙏

Lol my favorite part

Dearly missed, but no doubt torching the airwaves of heaven, Pat O'Day and Lan Roberts.

339 days later Kurt Cobain died so sad

He looks like Luigi

Core childhood memory from those mornings I'd watch the news before school.

As a kid, I loved these Rainier commercials with Mickey Rooney. Boone Kirkman was a boxer who lived in the Seattle area.

my mom used to blast this and other musicals and records on her record player in the morning when we were getting ready for school to get us going. we would all sing and march around the house, it was kinda fun.

One of the best commercials ever!

2:04 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Canta muy linda la amooo ❤❤❤ la sigo desde la serie luz de luna de los años ochenta con Brus wuilis soy su fan soy de chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱 en mi pais en esos años fue un suseso esta serie

2:04 Inspector Clouseau naked 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

1:07 Bro 😂😂😂😂😂😂

1:26 Pink Panther slapped Inspector Clouseau 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

Who says advertising doesn't work? This ad got me to buy... a copy of the song!

I got to see Stan in Maple Valley when I was a kid.❤

Siskel never liked adventure, the cinema world doesn’t miss him since that no talent critique passed away

Boy, if they were divided over last crusade I wonder what these two legends would’ve thought about the next 2 installments of the franchise! 🤷‍♂️

I wish it had been the last

Gets me everytime...

If they saw Dial Of Destiny. The best part of the movie was the father son relationship.

I remember many times as a kid riding around with my dad. Wayne was always on the radio.😢

This is the most unexplained and magical moment in the whole show. He knows nothing about music, but can turn a bunch of random noobs into international barbershop champs!

"3rd and final". At Siskal didn't have to Crystal Dumb.

Gene was so far off on this one. It's both a blessing and a shame he never got a chance to see either indy film after this one. He would have revised his thoughts on Crusade. He said Crusade didn't have heart but I'm not sure he watched the same movie as the rest of us. "I can almost reach it Dad... Indiana... Indiana... Let it go." You can't watch that scene and not choke up. :)

Just make an animated pink panther movie. It’s not that hard

The greatest musical film ever made

ROBERT PRESTON in "THE MUSIC MAN" (1962)

I laughed so much at the Indie and dad jokes than an other Indiana Jones movie.

I vaguely remember this commercial but i love it. i miss the 2006-2007 era

Just heard this song on the radio and ran here.