80's Commercials Vol. 524

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These commercials aired on WCIX on April 6th, 1986
1. Waterbed City (Nothing sells a waterbed like a questionably naked woman)
2. TV Spot for "Critters" (I think I actually saw this before "Gremlins" because the cover art was so cool: i.imgur.com/391...)
3. Promo for "WKRP in Cincinnati" and "M*A*S*H*"
4. "G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero" Commercial Bumper
5. Transformers Autobot City/Metroplex and Combaticons/Bruticus
6. Transformers Ultra Magnus
7. American Savings
8. Thundercats Action Figures (Awesome)
9. Jiffy Pop (With Wuzzles Drinking Cups)
10. Microtech Flea Collar (If this product sounds too good to be true, that's because it was and didn't work as advertised. Here's a lengthy decision from the FTC about this company and their claims: www.ftc.gov/si...)
11. "G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero" Commercial Bumper
12. Players Club International (With Telly Savalas)
13. Transformers Battle Chargers (I like the black car with red windows)
14. Transformers Dinobots (Awesome)
15. Zayre
16. FPL (Holy Jeez at the computer)
17. Super Gobots (This is clearly a block full of Transformers ads, get outta here ya damn GoBots!)
18. Entertech Water Guns (I've talked about this before on other videos, but in 1987 they were pressured to make their guns in bright colors after incidents of police mistaking them for real guns)
19. Waterbed City (Well, at least she was able to find some clothes for this ad)
20. Promo for "Rambo: The Force Of Freedom"
21. Psychic Micki Dahne 976 Number
22. Florida Keys Tourism
23. Promo for "Sectaurs" (I've never heard of this)
24. WRMF FM 98
25. Aaron Sells Furniture (Alex Jones, is that you?)
26. Job Service of Florida PSA (With Larry Linville)
27. Watchimal (How incredibly practical)
28. Transformers Aerialcon
29. Contour Chair (Why can't I just buy an astronaut's chair?)
30. Zest
41. Long John Silvers
42. International Artists Series PSA
43. 7up
44. King Oldsmobile
45. The Money Store (With Phil Rizzuto!)
46. Spinal Cord Injury PSA
47. Scope
48. Kretcshmer Wheat Germ
49. Boulton
50. WCIX Sunday One O'Clock Movie Bumper
51. "G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero" Commercial Bumper

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@aronpol1 7 лет назад

Nancy Stafford did Waterbed City commercials in south Florida all through the 1980s. Then Matlock stole her away.

@RetroCirq 7 лет назад

She did do the Waterbed City spots right through when they became City Furniture.

@tomservo3401 7 лет назад

I dont care how hokey our shows, cartoons, movies, commercials were i would give anything to go back and relive my 80s childhood.

@berto1169 7 лет назад

WCIX was an independent station at this time, but would become a Fox affiliate later in 1986. Its transmitter was so weak and buried so deep in South Dade County that it had to bounce its signal off three translators just to reach Broward. It became a CBS station after the Great Affiliate Swap in 1988, a chain reaction of affiliate changes caused by NBC's purchase of the local CBS station. After being an NBC station for awhile, it's now a CBS affiliate again after changing dials with WTVJ in 1995. Its call letters are now WFOR.

@ichidakilla1975 7 лет назад

954 Baby! I grew up on WCIX 6, WDZL 39, WBFS 33. I miss those days.

@hrtvfan2870 7 лет назад

Noticed the beginning of the Long John Silver's "Chicken Planks" spot has a line that says "The Colonel never tried". By 2002, KFC parent company Yum! Brands bought Long John Silver's, keeping it until selling to a group of franchise owners and private investors, where it was placed under the umbrella of LJS Partners LLC.

@JepMasta 7 лет назад

As Joe Bob Briggs said of "Critters" "It's the movie that asks the question what's eating the American Farmer"

@JoeMotionVideos82 7 лет назад

Larry Linvil was in no way, reading from que cards.

@SeraphisCain 7 лет назад

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that, ahahaha.

@rsdaddy141 7 лет назад

JoeMotion Videos 82 He was??😜😜😜😜

@DanZero77 7 лет назад

The computer in the FPL commercial is an Apple II - I recognize the keyboard and diskdrives! Entertech had some AWESOME stuff (and ads) back in the day. I don't remember the Sectaurs animated series, but I remember the commercials for them which had episode numbers! On one kid's movie here in New York, they showed all of the "episodes" in the commercial series (12 I believe), but they were called "Sec-tors" and not "Sec-tars" as we see here. Aaron sells furniture or Aaron YELLS furniture?

@YodaPagoda 7 лет назад

I thought the Entertech stuff was great too, I mean, who would've thought to make a spare magazine for a squirt gun? "Aaron YELLS furniture" LOL

@dokboy77 7 лет назад

That critters trailer totally sampled the score from Nightmare on Elm Street!

@80sCommercialVault 7 лет назад

Both movies were released by New Line Cinema

@dokboy77 7 лет назад

RIP New Line :(

@JosephASobora 7 лет назад

New Line Cinema is still around, just now as subsidiary of Warner Bros.

@dokboy77 7 лет назад

yes, but Bob Shaye isn't involved, so it is not the same. :(

@OzzieAstaroth 7 лет назад

I remember we had two of those Entertech Water Guns. They sound they made was neat, but the actual squirting power was questionable. Plus, needing batteries, they would often get water in the battery case and eventually stop working. I remember hearing about the kid who got shot while brandishing one, but I recall they said the kid had a "Lazer Tag" gun, not one of these.

@OptimusWrex 7 лет назад

Sectaurs was awesome, me and my brother had some of the toys. The big bugs they ride were hand puppets and you control the big hairy legs.

@mspixiedust100 7 лет назад

These commercials were no where NEAR as horrible and annoying as they are now

@jwgreek8606 7 лет назад

Amen for me I don't watch commercials past 1992 well some occasions call for it

@mspixiedust100 7 лет назад

+Xxxtentacion Summoned satan LOL

@mspixiedust100 7 лет назад

+Xxxtentacion Summoned satan I was laughing out loud a lot. Hence the caps lol

@ChapBloke 7 лет назад

I won't lie, the GoBots ad is my favourite, simply because of how insane it is.

@SIRENTAROT 3 года назад

Sleaze factor is high. 🤩

@SheraeRoberts 7 лет назад

Every once in awhile, there's always a weirdo on TV selling furniture like the guy at 13:08.

@yusakug 7 лет назад

These Transformers commercials must have been the last call for the original toy line, as just 3 months after these commercials aired, the animated Transformers movie would come out, and characters like Optimus and Megatron would be gone from the continuity.

@Clam73 7 лет назад

yusakug Yeah...if this is April '86, I would be finishing up 8th grade, but I was very into Transformers in 6th grade....and some are these are the later ones with the temperature changing sticker that would tell whether or not it's Autobot or Decepticon.

@yusakug 7 лет назад

I can attest to that Philip Gipson. I saw the animated movie with my best friend at the time on opening day in the summer of 86 when I was 9 years old. We certainly weren't expecting to see so many characters get killed off, and even a couple four letter words in the dialogue. We loved every minute of it, and I remember even buying the soundtrack on vinyl later that summer. That movie was just so not what we were expecting, and I remember going to see it a second time at the theater with my brothers, because they had to see it after I described the movie to them.

@yusakug 7 лет назад

Romans One16 - Yeah, the situation with Duke being changed always bothered me, even as a kid. He clearly was supposed to die, but they changed it, and wrote it off as "being in a coma". I guess that's what happens when you get stabbed in the heart. Now I know. And knowing is half the battle.

@miketroncin749 7 лет назад

Philip Gipson YO JOE !!!

@renevaldez808 7 лет назад

Man childhood memories cool.😢😢😢😢

@tomservo3401 7 лет назад

Sucks getting old huh? Just like the adults told us growing up that we will never see it coming. One day we will wake up and be like where did it all go..

@jwgreek8606 7 лет назад

MASH and WKRP two of the highest rated syndicated sitcoms in the 80s.

@YodaPagoda 7 лет назад

Which G.I. Joe special was this, the "Serpentor" series? I would've bet the Dinobots were released a year or so earlier. Ultra Magnus didn't make any sense until we saw the movie...it's like, who is this guy? This was also the age of the 'combiner' and I could never get close to owning any of them. The Entertech guns were awesome even when we didn't use water. Good thing we had a big yard to play 'guns' in! I'd heard of the Sectaurs toy line, but this is the first I've seen of the cartoon. Weird! I remember seeing a lot of "adult" products being advertised during cartoons, this confirms those memories. That 7up ad...I dance in the rain during the summer because of that ad.

@80sCommercialVault 7 лет назад

As I posted earlier, this is from an airing of the five-part series pilot

@YodaPagoda 7 лет назад

My bad, my eyes skipped over 'pilot' completely...after further research, the "Serpentor" series didn't air until fall of 1986 anyway.

@MrGingin82 7 лет назад

ah Sectaurs, another 30-minute toy commercial brand, I remember them vividly having a few of their toys, one of them being a sort of puppet/glove that served as the mount for action figures.

@quicksilverbalt 7 лет назад

Jeremy Thomas i remember that. i think my older brother had it and he passed down to me. it was a fly with battery operated wings.

@MrGingin82 7 лет назад

yeah, that's it exactly!

@mspixiedust100 7 лет назад

This is so cool, wow.

@andrejg4136 5 лет назад

Wow, rare footage of Wuzzles (TV) merchandise

@TTrigg 7 лет назад

Critters-between this and Ghoulies i'd say Critters was the better Gremlins knockoff.. GoBots-still curious as to what Uwe Boll's proposed live-action wouldve been like..maybe The Asylum can obtain the rights(Their Transmorphers films-yikes) Sectaurs-another 80s property that had potential :( Transformers-when sales began declining they decided to kill off the characters in the 86 film..(Optimus's death-there wasnt a dry eye in the theater)

@rsdaddy141 7 лет назад

Aerial BOTS! 😜😜😜😜