80's Commercials Vol. 345

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These commercials aired on NBC on November 22nd, 1981.
1. NBC Sports Intro (Brought to you by Old Milwaukee Beer, Chrysler, JCPenney and RCA)
2. Radio Shack (It's hard to believe, but when I was a kid Radio Shack was actually FUN)
3. Old Milwaukee Light
4. Plymouth Horizon Miser (With John Houseman. Ebenezer Scrooge's car of choice)
5. Federal Express (With John Moschitta, Jr. This was a pretty famous ad in its day, and Moschitta later went on to become "the Micro Machines guy" to every 80's kid)
6. Promo for "Fire On The Mountain" (I sincerely hope that Buddy Ebsen got to throw a few grenades in this)
7. RCA (With Billy Barty. Since when do the elves bring gifts on Christmas?)
8. Old Milwaukee Beer (Middle dude looks just like Matthew McConaughey in "Dazed and Confused")
9. Promo for "Bob Hope's NFL Comedy Special"
10. Steel Hauler
11. Kentucky Fried Chicken (Mmm yeah!)
12. Promo for "NBC SportsWorld"
13. Promo for "Bob Hope's NFL Comedy Special" (Oh boy)
14. Bell System Yellow Pages
15. Chrysler LeBaron (With Ricardo Montalban)
16. Schlitz
17. United
18. Promo for "NFL Football"
19. Exxon
20. MCS Stereos at JCPenney
21. Plymouth Reliant K (With John Houseman)
22. Norelco Twin Rototract Rechargeable
23. Canon NP210
24. Black & Decker Bench Top Workmate

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@Vebinz 9 лет назад

For some reason, I really love old fast food restaurants commercials. Same with old cereal commercials. Basically, any old food commercials.

@Vebinz 9 лет назад

Mike Troncin That's a really interesting explanation. Hadn't thought about that, but that does make sense.

@pharaohphoenix6194 9 лет назад

Lol at first commercial! Every business gets a nice, long description. Then it just goes, "By JCPenny.................. And by RCA!"

@ThomasFoster 9 лет назад

Man, I remember Radio Shack as a kid in the 80s. Remote control anything and everything. Electronics kits. Solar powered car kits. So much cool stuff. My dad is a ham radio guy and an amateur electronic designer. I spent most of my childhood in a Radio Shack with him picking up circuit board etching supplies, various components, looking at ham radio gear, scanners, and of course the free battery club. You could get a free battery every month. I miss that store. Now it's just a glorified cell phone shop with some overpriced headphones, keyboards and crap. Nothing like it used to be.

@TTrigg 9 лет назад

Loved that disco-styled NBC Sports theme music..have to wonder if Barry White and the Love's Orchestra were responsible lol

@HamptonRoadsTVFan 9 лет назад

That version was called "Don't Turn Away" by Midnite Flite. That was released in 1977; but it was a remake of sorts of the theme NBC had used for various sports (NFL; MLB; NHL) since about 1973. I think NBC began using this version around 1979 or 1980 alongside the original theme. This "disco" version wouldn't last much longer, though; as by the 1981 playoffs NBC replaced it with a more brass-heavy theme for the game intros (the original 1973 theme that was the source of the Midnite Flite version was retained for the pregame show). That theme and the 1973 theme would be used until Super Bowl XVII after the 1982 season, when both gave way to another brass-heavy theme NBC would keep in some form until 1989.

@Gjungling 9 лет назад

Awesome! I love the pageantry of 80s era network sports broadcasts. Great commercials... Who "thumbs downed" this one???

@sirlordford 9 лет назад

Billy Barty as the elf in the RCA ad.

@Linuxpunk81 9 лет назад

What I think is funny is that copy machines don't look or work all that much different (or better)

@HarrisFS 9 лет назад

That MCS stereo looks pretty nice.

@jman1234533 9 лет назад

Man those tvs back then

@RetroRoadshow 9 лет назад

I like to imagine that you live inside of some mountain cave in a concrete bunker surrounded by millions of vhs tapes. WHERE DO YOU FIND THESE?!

@80sCommercialVault 9 лет назад

That's not the case (sadly?). There are actually people who collect broadcasts of old football games who then share them via torrent and I've been lucky to find a few that had the commercials left in.

@PRHILL9696 9 лет назад

Didn't there used to be a series of Plymouth commercial about beating the pump? They usually featured funny ads with the pump holding people up or tying them up and stuff

@ThisGuyFrritz 7 лет назад

2:35 I could remember on our first VCR, my dad added a fast-forward device. The way how it worked, it didn't mute the audio but the speed could be controlled. One of the first commercials we zipped through happened to be this one. How's that for *super fast*?