90's Commercials Vol. 230

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These commercials aired on Fox and ABC on July 15th, 1993
1. Treasure Troll Teenies (Partial)
2. Stone Protectors (It's like someone threw a bunch of different 80's action figures in a blender, threw in a troll doll and this is what came out)
3. KPDX Simulcast Bumper
4. Fox Kids Bumpers
5. Amazin' Fruit
6. Troll Barbie (I guess this was the height of the troll doll craze?)
7. Frosted Flakes
8. Promo for "Super Sleuth Saturday"
9. Fox Kids Bumpers
10. Promo for "Saved By The Bell"
11. Chuck E. Cheese's
12. Smith's Home Furnishing
13. Trix ("Silly Rabbit!...we're going to have to turn you in to the authorities for impersonating a police officer!")
14. Fox Kids Bumpers
15. McDonald's (With Snow White Happy Meal toys. I had a few of them)
16. Marshmallow Alpha Bits (With Super Swirls!)
17. Promo for "Batman: The Animated Series" (I can't wait for the blu ray remaster of this)
18. "Tiny Toon Adventures" End Credits
19. Promo for "Dog City" and "Bobby's World"
20. Cheerios (7:46 looks a lot like the old TV that that I had in my room about this time)
21. Nascar Winston Racing Series at Portland Speedway
22. TV Spot for "Hocus Pocus" (What idiot at Disney decided that a movie about witches that takes place on Halloween should open in the middle of the summer? Because of that it was a dud at the box office. Needless to say it's a cult favorite now)
23. Great Expectations Fox 49 Pop Quiz (Partial. The channel changes over to ABC here)
24. Skipper's
25. Promo for "AM Northwest" (I'm guessing this is referring to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McMarti... and other similar cases)
26. "World News Tonight" Commercial Bumper (Brought to you by Total Raisin Bran)
27. Total Raisin Bran (Most cereals have those vitamins in them)
28. Buick Park Avenue Ultra
29. Ziploc
30. Baskin Robbins Frozen Yogurt
31. Aflac (Before the annoying duck)
32. Centrum Silver
33. Wheat Thins (With Sandy Duncan. ZAAPPP)
34. Sprint (With Candace Bergen)
35. Total
36. Motrin IB (Wow, I vividly remembered this one)
37. Fat Free Promise Ultra Margarine
38. Glaxo Institute Heartburn PSA
39. Ford F Series
40. Mylanta (With Alyson Hannigan!)
41. Just For Men
42. Promo for "Primetime Live"
43. Promo for "Matlock" (The opening theme is one of my all time favorites: • Matlock theme )
44. 1994 Acura Integra (Hot Wheels: The Motion Picture)
45. Brawny (Partial. Channel changes briefly to NBC)
46. AT&T
47. KGW Station ID (Partial)

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@Silvergun_Raven 6 лет назад

FOX always did an amazing job with commercials in the early-mid 90's; these bring back wonderful memories!

@chilaquil8388 6 лет назад

Omg I wanna go back to the 90s !!! ;-;

@jabar4860 6 лет назад

life was just better back then!..things have sure changed

@DanZero77 6 лет назад

The troll craze of the 90s was beautifully presented in the first two minutes of this video! **SHEESH!!**

@acewillingham 6 лет назад

My childhood thank you for uploading this can't believe it's been 25 years this is from the year I was born thank you again!!!!

@chilburn8807 2 года назад

Back in the Trolls phase!

@finnishnin 6 лет назад

Stone Protectors appears to be an attempt to market Troll Dolls to boys using similar action figure designs with that of the Ninja Turtles

@80sCommercialVault 6 лет назад

The bodies and proportions of the action figures are more reminiscent of He-Man/MOTU. The heads and overall aesthetic of the figures are definitely inspired by TMNT though.

@diezel308 5 лет назад

They actually made TMNT Trolls (Still have them), but yes Trolls were everywhere around this period and they wanted to get boys into them too.

@tynao2029 4 года назад

loved those Stone Protectors had the whole line they were very sturdy and ruggedly made

@madamastersgaming 6 лет назад

I needed this fix. Thanks for this upload

@mich_mash 6 лет назад

hey quick question - what do you mean by fix? does this scratch some sort of nostalgia itch? That's what it does for me - just curious....

@tymime 6 лет назад

I wonder if the Stone Protectors and those stop-motion gummi bears influenced a nightmare I had as a kid...

@TTrigg 6 лет назад

Stone Protectors-anyone remember the animated show? Troll Barbie-wtf Frosted Flakes-Tony the Tiger taking part in eXXTREEEME Frisbee Saved By The Bell-wonder who dumped who(re:Slater and Jessie) before The College Years Chuck E.Cheese-she seems like a fun babysitter Trix-Rabbit Lives Matter lol Batman TAS-loved those episodes w/ the one-off villains(that never appeared in the comics) Buick-looks like they were sad to see that car get"taken away".. Sprint-Candace will be returning as Murphy Brown soon Mylanta-guess Willow's magic couldnt cure her dad's stomachache

@yusakug 6 лет назад

6:35 - "These End Credits Are Endless, Aren't They?" I remember I used to love how the end credits of Tiny Toons would slip in a joke. The one I always remember was an episode that said "The Morale of the Story? Plucky is a jerk".

@oromethehuntsman 5 лет назад

Maybe I am wrong here, but this seems to be a day before Hocus Pocus was released yet it seems that the TV spot is using Dave Grusin's Fratelli Chase as the music for the spot. Unless it just shares a similar classic motif that I have just always associated with The Goonies. I don't remember this music in the movie.

@80sCommercialVault 5 лет назад

Movie trailers often use music from other movies instead of the actual score of the film (which is often not completed/ edited until shortly before the final edit of the movie is assembled and distributed to theaters). The music used here was indeed from Dave Grusin's score for "The Goonies".

@silentopinion 6 лет назад

The old phone commercials. As a kid, I found them to be boring. Nowadays I can see what got people excited about 25% off of something. I miss those days.

@housechillin8386 5 лет назад

Now its called buy one get one half off, still 25%off total bill

@guatesalva 6 лет назад

Love being a 90s kid

@SnarkyRC 5 лет назад

Damn trolls were everywhere

@Darkhall23 6 лет назад

The Ziploc finger's voice is very reminiscent of Baby Bear from Sesame Street...same voices or a really big coincidence?

@80sCommercialVault 6 лет назад

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@fearthebeardmomma2102 4 года назад

Let's not gloss over the fact that the Hocus Pocus trailer used The Goonies theme music, and Binx's voice was not the actual actor who ended up playing and voicing the cat. You can't beat those first trailers!

@80sCommercialVault 4 года назад

Movie trailers often use temp tracks and unfinished audio mixes...mainly due to scoring and audio mixing being one of the last things completed before a movie is released.

@MLaker221 6 лет назад

This volume specifically has been memorable, I feel I connect to each commercial

@bull_honk 6 лет назад

🎼”Zach Morris is trashhhhh!”

@silentopinion 2 года назад

"Cause like, this one time, my dad had indigestion but we thought it was an ulcer."

@ScratStitch 6 лет назад

Wow. I never the Rabbit actually got to EAT the Trix on one occasion Also, fun fact about that gummy bear ad: Pixar did the animation on it..

@VASHtheCritic 5 лет назад

I wasn’t expecting to see Kathleen Kennedy’s name in the Tiny Toons’ credits.

@80sCommercialVault 5 лет назад

Kennedy was a co-founder of Amblin Entertainment along with Steven Spielberg and her husband, Frank Marshall. Amblin co-produced "Tiny Toon Adventures".

@yusakug 6 лет назад

The McDonald's Snow White Happy Meal was tied into the film being re-released in theaters that summer. I could be wrong, but I think this may be one of the last "classic" Disney films to get a theatrical re-release. I know they did a re-release of Oliver & Company a year or two later, but I don't really consider that a "classic". (Not a bad movie, just not a classic.)

@80sCommercialVault 6 лет назад

Sleeping Beauty appears to have been re-released in 1995 (here's a trailer for it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pT-wJ-czWEA.html) though there's not much evidence that it actually happened or made it to many theaters. I saw the re-issue of Snow White that summer with my Mom and Great Grandma. It was the first time I had seen the whole movie apart from seeing clips on TV.