80's Commercials Vol. 46

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These commercials aired on local NBC affiliate KRON on November 13th, 1988.
1. TV Spot for "Oliver & Company"
2. Promo for "The All New Davy Crockett: Rainbow In The Thunder"
3. Promo for "ALF" and "The Hogan Family" (With Jason Bateman fencing!)
4. Amtrak (They make traveling by train look like some Native American Spirit Journey)
5. "Come Home To The Best" NBC Bumper
6. TV Spot for "The Land Before Time" (One of the first movies I vividly remember seeing in the theater)
7. Kmart Jaclyn Smith Collection
8. Rayovac Batteries (Seriously, what. the. hell.)
9. Toyota Cressida (Probably not lion proof)
10. Sine-Aid
11. Promo for "The Karate Kid Part II" (To be fair, all episodes of "ALF" are special)
12. Milk
13. Pour Monsieur (Definitely French)
14. Coco Chanel
15. "Family Ties" Commercial Bumper
16. Cream Of Wheat
17. Dial Soap
18. Super TurboTrain (All commuter trains should have a daredevil jump! Screw safety!)
19. Promo for "Back To The Future"

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@OliverEByrne 14 лет назад

I remember watching Oliver and company with my school! ...I miss the 80's! Especially 80's tv , it's amazing how different television is now with all the reality tv rubbish...I dont think that television could ever go back to how good it was in the 80's..

@timothysprengeler4071 3 года назад

Thank goodness for channels like Me TV and Antenna TV! They have brought back many of the great TV shows from the 1970's and 80's (and even earlier), and in many TV markets one of the local stations carries them on a digital subchannel.

@80sCommercialVault 15 лет назад

Yeah, we basically recorded the whole night of NBC, spanning two tapes. I've been posting commercials from the second tape for a while now, but I only recently found the first tape in storage.

@80sCommercialVault 15 лет назад

I think my mom took me and my sister to both movies on the same day, but I can only really remember watching "The Land Before Time". Probably because "Sharptooth" scared the crap out of me.

@Handlethis81637 10 лет назад

Back to the Future still stacks up to today's movies.

@MrBadAxe 15 лет назад

GASP! a CD player? in a CAR? IT CAN'T BE!

@BobbyHarveyVideoProductions 15 лет назад

That Amtrak commercial is awesome, it gives me goosebumps. They really need to make more commercials like this today. Great video!

@22centman36 12 лет назад

every i have to agree. They really put time and effort in to making these commercials. They had themes and were basically mini films.

@skystarless 12 лет назад

I STILL haven't seen Oliver & Company. Am I missing much?

@lowerthedynamite 15 лет назад

Loved ALF!!!! 5stars land before time!!! 5stars I seen a toyota cressida today in mint condition! april 1 anyone remeber a store called McFroogles or showbizpizza now called chuckycheese pizza! or NYSelzter fav was vannila or maybe the shoe i notoriously wore out BK or british knights man! thx for posting these cool commercials its commercials like this that take to me a better place! it would be nice if we could go "Back to the Future" 5stars! on all your videos!!!

@jwgreek8606 15 лет назад

In case you didn't know. ALF is rerun on WGN America every Sunday at 6:00/5:00 central and at 1:00/12:00 central

@DanZero77 15 лет назад

All aboard America... ALL ABOARD THE SUPER TURBO TRAIN THAT JUMPS! (if your actual set jumped as well as it did in that commercial!) Now THAT'S a spirit journey! While you come home to the best on NBC from the cold in your Cressida and experiencing the "vibrating" back scratcher! Nobody can say no to "COCO!"

@timbreljedi 12 лет назад

That sounds like Martin Sheen's voice in the Toyota commercial.

@pytko3 11 лет назад

At 2:32, we see part of a deleted scene from "The Land Before Time". That scene was part of an extension from Littlefoot's mother and Sharp Tooth battling. There was about 26 minutes of deleted scenes. Don Bluth intended for it to be PG but Lucas and Speilberg had scenes that they thought were inappropriate for younger viewers deleted so the movie could be rated G. Don Bluth wanted the scenes to stay but he was overruled. According to Don Bluth, the scenes no longer exist.

@lycanthrope1980 15 лет назад

I still how the hell ALF took off as a show. Even today, it's a puzzler.

@MeInTX 13 лет назад

Oh, and I would have thought that NBC would be permanently adverse to airing any commercial with the words "Super" and "Train" in close proximity to each other.

@StormsongK 13 лет назад

Judy Graubart voicing the Ray-o-Vac ad!

@timothysprengeler4071 3 года назад

3:25--She starred in "The Electric Company", which is probably my favorite "kiddie" show EVER! She was also in a Miracle Whip commercial that I absolutely loved, which aired in 1982 or 1983. I sure hope that ad turns up on one (or more) of these volumes that I haven't watched yet.

@StormsongK 3 года назад

@@timothysprengeler4071 She did indeed! That's where I know her from. :) Watching that show growing up in the 70s, I honestly felt like all the adults on that show were just friends on the other side of the TV screen. For some reason "Winnie" (good ol' Judy Graubart) was the one I resonated with most.

@80sCommercialVault 15 лет назад

The first three seasons are up on Hulu as well.

@TrueSoreThumb 15 лет назад

"They make traveling by train look like some Native American Spirit Journey"... lol.

@martinbarnes9 5 лет назад

Today, I am wishing a happy 30th birthday to both Oliver & Company (from Walt Disney Pictures) and The Land Before Time (an Lucas/Spielberg presentation of a Don Bluth film). Both of these films are still enjoyable today to kids and adults, so I am wishing the very best to those classics and hoping you can wish them the same, thank you. 🥳 0:00 Oliver and Company TV Spot 2:26 The Land Before Time TV Spot

@MeInTX 13 лет назад

The milk ad provides a reminder about how much life sucked before cell phones. Between the Rayovac ad, with people just wandering into the house, and the Dial ad, with everyone interrupting the date, the 80s don't seem like a good time to have friends. It's a statement to how weak Disney was in the 80s that another animated movie came out the same day as "Oliver & Company". That would all change a year later with "The Little Mermaid".

@80sCommercialVault 14 лет назад

@gleeb0278 At the end of Vol. 76 there's an ad for car CD players that aired in 1984. Definitely uncommon back then, but they've been around for a while.

@astridkitty1212 12 лет назад

Is that Judy Graubart narrating the Rayovac ad?

@dukes0916 15 лет назад

I loved NY Seltzer! Cherry-lime riccie got me through the day! Kind of fell off the map though, didn't it! Always thought the Snapple craze had something to do with their demise!

@1964DB 4 года назад

A battery operated "back scratcher"? Yeah...."Batteries that turn people on". Apparently, the whole neighborhood.

@berto1169 12 лет назад

VO: Martin Sheen for Toyota. The ubiquitous Larry Santos singing the Amtrak jingle. I think that's Will Patton from Remember the Titans in the Sine-Aid ad.

@jackedup447 13 лет назад

god, Back to the Future reminds me of yesterday GO JOHNY GO!!!!

@pneumaticacutie 15 лет назад

Was that Martin Sheen for the Toyota commercial?

@dgendvil 15 лет назад

Was that Richie Havens singing the "All Aboard Amtrak" commercial?

@TNTITAN 14 лет назад

How bad is my headache, well it probably would be ok if wasn't for the darts in my face.

@InYourFaceNewYorker 12 лет назад

The plot is Saturday morning cartoonish, but it's just a fun movie with great songs.

@purplemutantas 14 лет назад

@Dragnmastralex This is the late 80's cell phones would have cost an arm and a leg.

@VelvetCyberpunk 13 лет назад

I didn't read all of the comments but does anyone know if that was Colleen Dewhurst doing the voice over for the Amtrak commercial?

@karenobyrne8060 4 года назад

Yes

@gleeb0278 14 лет назад

@80sCommercialVault...No kidding! A very expensive option at that time, I'm guessing....as the first time I remember seeing a CD player in a car was the late 90s.

@punishedexistence 11 лет назад

Wow, batteries in a "vibrating backscratcher" that turn people on...I guess that's not such a subtle hint as to what they were good for. But yes the Land before time and Oliver and Co. were both very good movies, I'd still watch em today.

@gleeb0278 14 лет назад

Really? A CD Player in a Toyota in 1988? Seems very top-of-the line...my first car was a 1994 Saturn and there was no CD player...

@80sCommercialVault 13 лет назад

@MattTheSaiyan That meme isn't as bad as the "Thumbs up if you think blah blah blah is kewl"...but it's close.

@Pam4Rob 14 лет назад

Lets not forget this was in the 80's no one back then had cellphones, They existed but mind you they were WAAY over priced and no one could afford them back then. Hell not even in the 90's were cellphones that popular, in the 90's beepers/pagers were the "in" thing, it wasn't until 2000 or even 2001 that cellphones became something that everyone in a household had, even an 11 year old which baffles me, what the hell does an a 11 year old need with a cellphone, how friggin important can they be?

@22centman36 12 лет назад

ahhhh showbiz pizza place. I so miss that place.

@timothysprengeler4071 3 года назад

It is now called Chuck E. Cheese. I believe those were originally 2 separate chains which merged, and they phased out the Showbiz brand and rebranded them all as Chuck E. Cheese.