70's Commercials Vol. 6

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These commercials aired on NBC on January 21st, 1979.
1. "Super Bowl XIII" Commercial Bumper
2. Sheraton
3. Budweiser
4. Chrysler (With Neil Armstrong)
5. Promo for "The Hawaiian Open"
6. American Express
7. Anco Wiper Blades (With Laurel and Hardy zombies)
8. Promo for "Hello Larry" (Yeah, I don't think that joke would work on TV anymore)
9. Delco (Those crafty Eskimos have a damn fine igloo)
10. Eastern Airlines
11. Promo for "NBC SportsWorld"
12. Promo for "Brothers & Sisters"
13. United States Steel
14. Iron City Beer
15. WIIC Sports Promo
16. IBM
17. NBC Sports Basketball Promo
18. "Super Bowl XIII" Commercial Bumper
19. Allstate
20. Plymouth Horizon TC3
21. Promo for "Centennial"
22. EF Hutton
23. Budweiser (I wonder if those beer wagoners were heavily armed?)
24. Promo for "NBC Olympic Diary" (With Bruce Jenner)

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@ilovethetampabaylightning92 12 лет назад

I'd love to go back in time with my Ipod and MP3 player just to see their faces. "I've come for a visit from 33 years in the future..." LOL

@janetmarcus2502 3 года назад

I Love these commercials 🤗

@billybassman21 11 лет назад

They sure loved loved using male/female choir vocals in commercials in the 70s.

@Mandi7882 8 лет назад

OMG! The Allstate commercial! Nothing like fear to sell insurance, eh!?!?

@waltergray2924 2 года назад

Love The 70s 🤣🤣Born 1971 Remember All Those !! This Is Awsome…. 70s Kids Get It🤣🤣

@fringbenefit 13 лет назад

Wow 2 commercials with Apollo Astronauts Frank Borman and Neal Armstrong

@cyphrinfinity9992 7 лет назад

I like the running puns on the American Express commercial lol.

@ilovethetampabaylightning92 12 лет назад

Damn people liked their beer in the 70's!

@ashtonhartley2662 8 лет назад

R.I.P. U.S. Steel. 😢

@renee312able 11 лет назад

Love these and I'm only 29 in a half! Lol.

@HamptonRoadsTVFan 13 лет назад

Great to once again get to see some of the commercials from one of the all-time great Super Bowls.

@80sCommercialVault 13 лет назад

@RichterEX2 Those early floppy disks WERE pretty prodigious. I've never actually seen one of those in person. The computers I grew up with used the 5¼-inchers.

@nimityaka 5 лет назад

7:40 is savage

@tak178 9 лет назад

Jim Fixx died of a heart attack while jogging. Poetic justice.

@RoxyAlexander 13 лет назад

"In 1961, they introduced the male secretary! And today, we have female bosses and giant floppy disks. IBM! For People!"

@timothysprengeler4071 3 года назад

Kind of funny seeing an IBM ad promoting their "constant innovations" in technology, and seeing how dated the then-new technology is today.

@thepublicinformer88 12 лет назад

NBC cause we're something to see. Remember, every thing had a jingle. If there was a product there was a jingle amazing 30 plus years later and I remember all the words.

@Autumn_Able 13 лет назад

6:41 Dat Floppy Disc

@Jeff98177 13 лет назад

4:02 My company used to use tape drives just like those. We had dozens of them. I also used to use floppy discs the size of the one shown at 6:41; in an IBM 3800 printer.

@seaningram4434 7 лет назад

8" Floppy. I didn't know there were inkjet printers back then. I thought they were dot-matrix (impact). I was born in 1971 and in the early 1980s, our first computer was the Commodore 64 :) LOL and we used the 5.25" Floppies and then we got the Apple IIGS with the dot matrix printer and the 3.5" diskette. Now we have the HPs with HDD and external HDD including the Cloud and an Inkjet printer with multiple cartridges.

@pika23 12 лет назад

Jim Fixx in the Amex Ad! I was just mentioning him to my husband this morning...about how he dropped dead while running, after people thought he was so healthy...I compared my self to him...because I am right now laid up in the hospital with some kind of stroke or something after being so healthy and losing 120 pounds. Also the ad for sports caster Catch Nover totally reminded me of something out of Anchor man.

@sallybaker4654 11 лет назад

US steel, nobleese oblise. I own my soul to the company store

@m3trooper 13 лет назад

I can vaguely remember HELLO LARRY! :-)

@MrMetuber1 13 лет назад

Budweiser stubby bottles. I do remember those.

@timdub70 11 лет назад

Brothers and Sisters, an Animal House rip-off. I did watch ABC's Delta House, which was actually based on Animal House and featured several of the same actors.

@melissagreen7744 11 лет назад

Omg!! I thought it was! Holy crap! LOL!

@TonyaManningCCTT22 7 лет назад

I love these pages :) I many times feature them with page link to here in my FB group. I find much joy in these replays of commercials. Thank you for your hard work to bring these to each of us :)

@zachhoran 13 лет назад

SUper Bowl XIII taped off WIIC, the Iron City ad proves that(now WPXI)

@pika23 12 лет назад

@m3trooper I remember that show or rather the episodes of different strokes where the spin off was introduced. My mom said she used to watch it. I was born in 1978, so this show was on a little too soon for me to have a memory watching it. Most of the Differe'nt strokes I grew up watching were the reruns. I did watch the first run versions when they jumped the shark with Danny Cooksey.

@zachhoran 12 лет назад

CHrysler's finances were bucket kicking I think at the time of this ad pre-Iacocca turnaround in the 80s.

@raptonx 13 лет назад

I was about 1 and 1/2 years old when this aired, lawl.

@bmorefunnyman1 10 лет назад

I think Hardy is Chuck McCann and Was this Superbowl the year the Steelers Offensive Line went to visit the guy from the Cocaine Cowboys for the White CoCo Powder?

@glamourgirl2123 7 лет назад

Plymouth Horizon TC3... aka Dodge Omni 024...

@IronCavalier 3 года назад

My first car was an ‘84 Omni GLH. Great little car!

@ericbrork 11 лет назад

7:42= Ferris Bueller's house...his parents must've bought it after that owner died!

@pika23 12 лет назад

Is that Deidre Hall singing in the Sheraton Ad?

@timothysprengeler4071 3 года назад

I'd kind of forgotten about that NBC logo that was shown several times. Where's the peacock? I know the peacock logo has been modified from its original form, but I thought they always used some version of it.

@DanZero77 12 лет назад

Super Bowl XIII from Pittsburgh's NBC station! The remarkable '78 Steelers over the Cowboys! Hello Colonel Blake! Too bad NBC was in the crapper in the 1978-1979 season. Surfing, Karate, and Blackjack! SPORTS!!!!! INKJETs in the late 70s?

@LokianGOP 13 лет назад

A steel company..in the USA? NAAAHHHHHH

@mefault 13 лет назад

Here's the ironic thing: In the American Express commercial, Jim Fixx was at one point considered to be the healthiest man in the world. In 1984, he died of a heart attack after his daily jog...true story!!

@Diskoboy1974 12 лет назад

Ah, the days when people actually watched the Super Bowl for the game instead of the commercials.

@blugreen123 13 лет назад

a pre-Kardashian Bruce Jenner. ahh, those were the days this was the era of super short basketball shorts. I DON'T miss those days! lol

@daemon.running 13 лет назад

@raptonx I was -8 :P

@pika23 12 лет назад

@blugreen123 he looks like that gay guy Monty on Say yes to the Dress Atlanta on TLC

@draveed 4 года назад

It baffles me that US Steel (or any steel company) felt the need to advertise with a TV commercial to the mass consumer audience. They're not going to win new customers that way. It just seems like such a waste of money.

@80sCommercialVault 4 года назад

These aired during a Superbowl with the Pittsburgh Steelers playing in the game (they won as well) and these come from a Pittsburgh, PA affiliate. U.S. Steel is based in Pittsburgh: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Steel They were advertising directly to their workers watching the game. I'm not even sure if this ad was played nationally for this broadcast and may have only been seen in Pennsylvania.

@timothysprengeler4071 3 года назад

@@80sCommercialVault I was wondering if the same is true of the Iron City Beer commercial. It's funny how I remember so many beer commercials from that period, even though I was 13 years too young to legally drink the stuff in 1979. I have no memory at all of that ad.

@nihilioellipsis Месяц назад

I grew up by the southside Chicago facility. The catastrophic end to all the heavy industries in that area was really bad. thousands of steelmill workers and their union were SOL for pensions. maybe the company wanted to put something out there to counter the growing impression that they were not a decent employer.

@glamourgirl2123 6 лет назад

24. Sweet! Bruce Jenner before he got messed up by the Kardashian Klan lol...