80's Commercials Vol. 12

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Here are some kid-oriented commercials that aired during the afternoon cartoon block on KBHK TV 44 from around 1987 to 1988.
1. Cinnamon Toast Crunch (With all three Bakers!)
2. Cinderella 976 Number (This looks so cheap and trashy. These things basically exploited the fact that kids would dial the number without asking)
3. Fruit Roll-Ups and Fruit Wrinkles (Strawberry Fruit Wrinkles were awesome! Notice they're made by Fruit Corners and not Betty Crocker)
4. Dino-Riders (This is awesome! "Look out for the traaap!")
5. Captain Power Videotapes (This looks both awesomely cool and incredibly stupid at the same time)
6. Pudding Roll-Ups (Pudding in disguise! Pretty sure that Seth Green is in this one!)
7. Frosted Flakes (Contrary to "Teen Wolf", I don't think growling at your opponents is an effective basketball strategy)
8. Trix (The Rabbit needs a name!)
9. Snickers (Least convincing guitarist ever)
10. Powermaster Transformers (I love the announcer here. Find out in Marvel Comics!)
11. Kool Aid (Oh Yeah!)
12. Cheerios (I hate it when Yeti Mountains steal my cereal!)
13. Trix (So that contest was all for nothing? What the hell? Why can't the little bastards just give him the cereal already?!?)
14. Lucky Charms (Leprechaun on a roller coaster!)
15. Pop Tarts (Exploiting sexy teenagers for the sale of toaster pastries is not cool!)
16. Hot Wheels (I love the look of amazement from skeptic kid)
17. Fruity Marshmallow Krispies (Hell yes! That's Fred Savage telling jokes at the end, obviously. Next person who points this out gets their post removed)
18. Purr-tenders (They made some very strange stuffed animals in the 80's)
19. Promo for "Explorers"

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@80sCommercialVault 14 лет назад

These commercials embody the spirit of the 80's (And my own personal memories of childhood and watching cartoons) than anything else on my channel. So my response to that is basically "WTF dude?".

@CaptainComrade 14 лет назад

Cinderella can tell us the wonderful story of Valium! Those 976 numbers had no shame.

@bryancampione 15 лет назад

fruit wrinkles were my favorite! miss them...

@80sCommercialVault 14 лет назад

@bobafunky I don't understand how anybody could think that advertising hasn't changed in 30 years. Have you actually watched TV these days?

@csnyder820 9 лет назад

It's fun to see what products are still around.

@blacknite76 13 лет назад

The power of the future is in your hands (in the form of a VHS tape!)

@Jtronique 14 лет назад

@timcich Yes I am pretty sure that is Chris Young , actor who starred in The Great Outdoors (with John Candy, Dan Aykroyd) and who also played Bryce Lynch in the recently re-released Max Headroom series (On DVD!) I spotted Chris in an Epcot center ad as well, in an earlier edition of 80's commercials that OP posted. :)

@gogglespisano24 11 лет назад

I have been looking for that Kool Aid commercial for YEARS! My best friend and I sing the "it's so wackyyyyy" when the kid floats by on the magic carpet to this day. I am sending this to her immediately!

@80sCommercialVault 14 лет назад

@slimj817 No, they like to eat Fruit Wrinkles. It's Octopuses that love Fruit Roll-Ups. Weren't you listening to the commercial?

@toasterslinger 13 лет назад

Honestly, how did "Dino Riders" never catch on?!

@Koide9 13 лет назад

Oooookkkkkkkkkkkkk, that Cinderella commercial is a ploy to gear up kids for 1-900 numbers later in life??

@OfficialSparklyPig 9 лет назад

The Cinderella phone line is now a sex chat directory.

@Tr0nzoid 7 лет назад

It already looked like a phone sex ad. I wonder if the same actress did commercials for both.

@sadlobster1 8 лет назад

30 years later and I'm STILL eating Pop-Tarts for breakfast. Except, the flavors have varied immensely

@AuntieClimactic 16 лет назад

These are great! I was in the same elementary school as the blonde boy in the fruity marshmallow krispies commercial. And it was great to hear the TV44 voiceover guy after all these years. Thanks for posting these. :)

@slipknot789able 15 лет назад

fruity marshmallow krispies man i use to eat that cereal every morning when i was a kid there was nothing like getting up on a saturday morning watching cartoons with a big bowl of that cereal

@P4ND4ZZ 14 лет назад

omg i remember dino-riders! Those were awsome back in the day lol

@joshuakurc8437 11 лет назад

that 1980's cinderella looks hot.

@NuMBERNYC 11 лет назад

You get 4 free markers!

@stridercrowe 15 лет назад

Awesome commercials. I miss my Dino-riders and captain power toys.

@80sCommercialVault 15 лет назад

He died of an accidental drug overdose...not suicide.

@caimbus 7 лет назад

LOL...Them Captain Power tapes were crap...Didn't work half the time

@80sCommercialVault 7 лет назад

The tapes were just standard VHS tapes, if anything didn't work it would be the lightgun accessory that came with it.

@shmoopsy87 14 лет назад

four FREE markers! WOWWEE!

@DEMERL 12 лет назад

Is that Seth Green in the pudding roll ups commercial? God I live watching these! Fred Savage in the Fruity Marshmallow Krispies one, love it!

@houstcia8462 8 лет назад

That pudding roll-up song is going to be in me head for the rest of the day

@Icemangqx 14 лет назад

@wildsmiley 11 лет назад

I remember my brother and I had Captain Power toys, but if we had the VHS tapes we never used them. We just played with the ships by themselves. I had that white one and my brother had a black gun tank thingy.

@holbrooke7 14 лет назад

So did the Trix rabbit ever get a name? And somehow, I doubt a ballerina would chow down a Snickers bar for a snack.

@pneumaticacutie 16 лет назад

I so loved the Purr-Tenders :), I remember having the cat with the bunny disguise

@BionicDance 12 лет назад

EXPLORERS! I so adore that flick! :)

@pLAST3RdISAST3R 5 лет назад

Love your description comments on the list of commercials as well! Bravo!! Great Job!!!

@1Dub79 15 лет назад

I was in 2nd grade when these commercials were out. Who could forget Captain Power? I had the white ship and my friend had the black on. I remember the VHS tape, which came with it. Of course, G.I. Joes and Transformers were the shit, then. I liked M.A.S.K., Bionic Six, Voltron, Silverhawks and the list goes on. If you haven't noticed, I miss the 80's.

@lunarnut 14 лет назад

I don't know if its me... but that Cinderella phone number ad... reminds me (in quality too) of those phone sex ads ¬¬

@gleeb0278 14 лет назад

God, I would kill for some Fruit Wrinkles right about now...along with a box of HiC (with the old school label, of course...)

@pikapal91746 14 лет назад

That Snickers ad wouldn't get by the FCC now. The Purr-tenders were a short lived toy line.

@ShadowChanceSassy 11 лет назад

Agreed. AVGN is great at doing video game reviews of every video game and/or video game system, imaginable. I never played "Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future," but I find it interesting that there was an interactive video game on video tape, when VHS was the most used home video source, back in the late 80s.

@80sCommercialVault 14 лет назад

@EpicSmartAss They had plenty of cash/shopping spree giveaways back then. This just wasn't one of them.

@80sCommercialVault 15 лет назад

Hey, it's a small price to pay if it stops even a few idiots from posting "OMG Fred Savage LOL!!1"

@johnw8578 2 месяца назад

These would be great if you could clean them up. I wonder how many I have on my old VHS tapes?

@80sCommercialVault 2 месяца назад

These commercials were posted in better quality in Vol 200, a five part upload compiling all of the ads from my childhood recordings of The Real Ghostbusters: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rYl4GH4iJKU.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xLdwTiJq_2A.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--xfkTNzCuz0.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eVFYW68khm0.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bI2ausFMkG8.html It should also be noted that the ads with tracking are from a tape that ALWAYS had tracking problems, even back in the 80's. There are large sections of it that aren't even playable and have to be fast-forwarded through.

@babygiraffe123 15 лет назад

Oh God, what memories!!! Fruit Wrinkles! Pudding Roll-Ups!! Dino-Riders! I remember them all!! LOL! Can you even still buy Trix in Canada?? Every grocery store I go to, doesn't seem to carry them anymore.

@shinaito 4 года назад

Right they sound so good

@00imwatchingu00 9 лет назад

A set of commercials explaining why adults today have Type II diabetes!

@80sCommercialVault 15 лет назад

It IS Ethan Hawke. IMDB/Google is your friend.

@80sCommercialVault 15 лет назад

Roll-UPS. Like fruit roll-ups...with pudding.

@80sCommercialVault 14 лет назад

@SouthwesternEagle Perhaps then, you shouldn't make statements like "These don't really "feel" like 80's commercials" without having a basic understanding of what 80's commercials "feel" like.

@norag1 15 лет назад

The Fred Savage comment on the video is a little snarky, LOL

@MeInTX 14 лет назад

Given that I remember nearly every one of these commercials, there's no telling just how much truly awful kiddie TV I watched back in the 80s. I remember being tempted to call a 976 number once (I think for Christmas stories straight from "Santa"), but did actually seek my parents' permission. My mom made it clear in no uncertain terms that permission was denied.

@territorygal 14 лет назад

@SouthwesternEagle Oh, I wasn't putting you down or anything. I apologise if it came off that way. I was trying to say that I think you have a point. :) While many aspects of advertising have changed over the years (jingles, target markets, quality), there are a few basic elements that remain timeless - particularly in that Snickers ad you mentioned. The fact that you didn't grow up in the 80s, but could still relate, is only a testament to their timelessness. That's not a bad thing.

@SouthwesternEagle 14 лет назад

@territorygal Wow, people are really roasting me for that comment. Geez. I was born in 1990! I know almost NOTHING about the 1980s. I'm only comparing these commercials to similarities I find in modern commercials because that's what I grew up with. My days have almost nothing in common with the 1980's, and never will.

@NoxHardigan 13 лет назад

Buck from 'The Great Outdoors' was in that 'Captain Power' commercial. Too rad!

@heatscore76 6 лет назад

Nox-Hardigan lol i knew i recognized him lol thanks

@alyfan1 15 лет назад

ok first kind of ironic to have tv spots for a movie about aliens who watch T.V., i.e. Explorers, second in your info you talk about strange stuffed animals, well lets not forget the popells, yes lets teach our children to turn animals inside out , lol. sick and twisted, I loved em lol.

@TNTITAN 14 лет назад

Wait, was there a time where families were saying "no honey you can't get a cat, but if you see a rabbit its yours"? Shouldn't it be rabbits pretending to be cats rather than the other way around. Yes, I know I take these commericals too seriously.

@wildsmiley 11 лет назад

I think they still make Fruit Roll-Ups, but whatever happened to Fruit Wrinkles? Those were frigging good man.

@Tr0nzoid 7 лет назад

Technically, a different company now makes Fruit Roll-Ups, so Fruit Wrinkles disappeared with Fruit Corners.

@timothysprengeler4071 4 года назад

@@Tr0nzoid I believe Fruit Roll-Ups have always been made by the same company (General Mills). At some point they phased out the Fruit Corners brand and rebranded the product under the Betty Crocker umbrella.

@livingstranger 14 лет назад

I thought the Cinderella ad sounded like an adult phone ad too! Pudding roll ups sound disgusting.

@Kossington 15 лет назад

No offense but... WAS THE TRIX COMPANY POOR OR WHERE THEY JUST CHEAPSKATES? SERIOUSLY 4 MARKERS?

@gpdcjf102 5 лет назад

Gotta say... there's something off-putting about a product called "Fruit wrinkles." PS. Im pretty sure the older brother kid in the Captain Power commercial who looks at the camera with the lopsided grin played the older brother in "The Great Outdoors" with John Candy and Dan Akroyd

@SouthwesternEagle 14 лет назад

@Icemangqx yyyyyeah....now that I look at this commercial again, maybe it is not so 2000's. I meant that the interview-style commercial was a bit ahead of its time.

@StormsongK 13 лет назад

@DinkCincinnati For foot fetishists! LOL You're right though. Filmed in the same manner and from the looks of it, starring one of the same kind of actresses.

@OzzyOddity. 2 года назад

HOW CAN IT BE I CANT BELEIVE MY EYES PUDDING ROLL-UPS PUDDING IN DISGUISEEEE

@mikekaraoke 11 лет назад

their goal is the same but the way it's done is different

@timcich 14 лет назад

Is that the kid from The Great Outdoors in the Captain Power video tapes commercial? The kid at the end I think is the older brother in that movie

@Triad3Force 15 лет назад

Also reminiscent of the animation of the Penny cartoons that aired with Pee Wee's Playhouse. I wonder if the same studio made them?

@nntembo02 15 лет назад

Who cares about that Wonder Years actor in #17? Too easy. What about #5? The eldest kid is the same eldest son of John Candy in The Great Outdoors, so ha! Who else caught that one? :-P

@TEEFUS87 15 лет назад

is the fruit roll up comerical done by the same people that did the animated penny segemants on peewees playhouse?

@Sean1983 15 лет назад

At the start of the Pop Tarts commercial, I thought he was waking up with a sexy blond before I realized it was a dog.

@jmuduke99 14 лет назад

The older brother in the "Captain Power" commercial is the older brother in The Great Outdoors movie i think.

@slipknot789able 15 лет назад

that one chef looks like barney fife i guess the other two chefs didnt share there cinnamon toast crunch

@jhutto1984 4 года назад

They went to the trouble of having kids come up with a name for the Trix Rabbit, and then never even reveal it? Damn.

@nntembo02 15 лет назад

But did you know that he played in TGO? ;-P Anyway, that's cool that he was in Max Headroom.

@TheMiuToo 14 лет назад

Those pudding roll-up look nasty. The fruit roll-ups are tastier

@mikekaraoke 11 лет назад

never had those,were they like angel delight?

@emmysrandomreport 14 лет назад

I had the Puppy Purr-tender. Dogs are more work than cats...makes no sense.

@seattlesfinestwrx 14 лет назад

I still think the Kool Aid Koolers ad in #1 was better than this one. :)

@mrdaviddlg331 13 лет назад

You know what's hot? That girl in the tv on the poptarts commercial

@disposableutopia 11 лет назад

Fruit wrinkles didnt last long. Only thing kids associate with wrinkles are old people; I know all my friends weren't geekin for a lil flavored prune.

@Tr0nzoid 7 лет назад

The name definitely couldn't compete with the competing Sunkist Fun Fruits.

@MagnaderAlpha 15 лет назад

I used to have Dino Riders and Captain Power toys!!

@SLAV326 8 лет назад

Captain Power was so annoying to play. I mean, I'll always respect the nostalgia of VHS tapes, but Captain Power was a bad idea.

@silentbeast2350 6 лет назад

Harris Del Monte I remember I had that holy shit one day I was playing it I got shocked or I got some kind of pain in my arm that hurt bad I don't know what that was from I never played it again after that

@djokeefe 13 лет назад

What is so hot it is cool, yet so cool it is hot?

@elineff5941 11 лет назад

I thought the Rabbit's name was Trix

@seattlesfinestwrx 15 лет назад

The cheesiest one to date Mike (I'm going through 1-50 on your 80's vids). - I'm curious on who actually bothered to call the 976 number. - So is Fruit Corners now Betty Crocker or did they combine or what? - Just give the rabbit some damn cereal. - Damn has that Pop Tarts logo changed.

@darkwolfinc2985 15 лет назад

Sweet! We had Captain Power tapes and planes!

@hagiadzo 14 лет назад

@80sCommercialVault Regarding the guitarist in the Snickers commercial, I think he's very convincing. He uses the same tapping technique popularized by Eddie Van Halen and other guitarists during that time.

@greyfox37 5 лет назад

When I saw the Cinderella ad and the 976 number, all I could think of was Seinfeld chewing out Kramer for using his phone. "It's not one of those 976 numbers, is it?" Also, I own all 80 issues of the Marvel Transformers and I own Powermaster Optimus Prime. I love the 80s Transformers. Way better than the crap today

@dah730 12 лет назад

Oh wow I was just thinking the other day about my captain power ship/gun thing. I never had the tapes though I don't think. And is it just me or are today's commercials just lame after watching this lol

@BigBenEightiesMan 16 лет назад

aww man Captain Power! i use to have the powerjet and the interlocker with the videos they were so much fun! so fun i had to hide them in my brothers closet from my cousin. lol Great times!

@rshandy 14 лет назад

Wow FRUITY CRISPIES, fruit wrinkles Pudding Roll ups..I forgot all about those...good times..that hot wheels set ans smack looked like a straight DUD!

@VALENTINEproductions 15 лет назад

The power of the future is in your hands lol, yea video tapes the way of the future.

@Retrofanatic10 13 лет назад

It sounded like they said ``Lots of Fruity Marshmallow Shit'' at 8:10. I remember the Oliver and Company Purr-tenders they gave away at McDonalds.

@territorygal 14 лет назад

@SouthwesternEagle ..I think that may have been what you meant when you said, "These don't really 'feel' like 80s commercials." Am I right?

@gustavomontoro3517 6 лет назад

Nobody wants cats... >:) ¡¡¡Ooooh!!!...The Explorers...I love that movie and that nostalgia caused me to see that commercial

@astronoman11 16 лет назад

LOL Imma try and call cinderella!

@territorygal 14 лет назад

Oh, that Cinderella ad brings back a painful memory: running up my parents' phone bill dialing some 976 number I'd seen on TV. $2.00 per minute, indeed!