Right Guard Hi Guy! Bathroom Mirror Commercial 

Even the Commercials were better back then.

I believe that is right, I remember this commercial when I was in the 5th grade and I used to entertain my friends imitating the one we called the ''Hi Guy!''. my 5th grade year was 1969-1970.

Is that Mike Lindell ?

Share the same medicine cabinet?Do you relize how insane that is?funny as shit watch this haha

Just saw Bill Fiore on a episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

This has to be some kind of building code violation.

Yes. He had a children's show in NYC for 15 years, well into the time period when this series of commercials was on.

Very memorable and clever commercial. And the “Mona!” ending was brilliant.

MAD or one of those satire mags had a satire on commercials and after the neighbor says one shots gets me through the day, the dark haired guy is leaning over with a smoking gun, something like here's a shot for peeking on my wife Mona in the shower!

Seeing these ads as a child really disturbed me. I didn't understand it was a fictional situation. That's probably why I barely use that cabinet in my place.

“Mona!”

I remember this commercial when I was a teen. My sister and I used to go around all the time saying HI GUY and MONA!!!!

Notice the front of the cans show no matter which direction the camera is. And also, he looks and sounds like Rick Hurst.

Always remember the Bob Newhart parody episode. With the "hello mudda, hello fadda" guy.

haha funny as hell i remember these commercials i remember 1 where this guy was talking to a woman in the mirror cabinet like this then the next episode she introduced her husband and the other guy closed the mirror quick haha.

Oh, hi, guy! Chuck McCann was a funny man.

from the absolutely useless trivia department: The "Mona..." ending was ad-libbed. The producers liked it, so they kept it.

The actor opposite Chuck McCann was the late Bill Fiore (1940-2014) he also did voice work for the video game "Grand Theft Auto" Here's his IMDB link: www.imdb.com/name/nm0278446/

My actual name is Guy and I owe it to this commercial. Born 1970 and I suspect my parents were fond of this add.

Stolen idea from the old Right Guard deodorant commercials with a guy in the medicine cabinet. These guys have zero creativity.

Chuck McCann was really great. He was so terrific doing the comics on Sunday mornings back in the 60s. He read the comics and dressed up like the characters. So much fun for the kids of that time, myself being one of them.

Well, he IS 78 years old. He's bound to get his dates and times mixed up. But it DOES come from the horse's mouth, so to speak, and not some random "fact" on Twitter.

i can shoot the back wall...one shot and im good for the whole day

Mona...

Correct. Sorry I didn't give him credit before. I have always thought I remembered seeing him play a lawyer on Return To Peyton Place back in 1972 which would have been at the heigth of his fame due to this commercial series.

There was one of these "medicine cabinet" commercials with Muhammad Ali.

My friend Dan says 1970.

I quote Mr. McCann himself, "The Chuck McCann Show ran from 1960 - 1975 in various forms, on New York's WPIX then WNEW."

On a Spanish dub of this commercial, someone posted that they recalled seeing this (in English) on TV in 1970. Seems about right based on the look of it. Very cool!

Mike Lindell's ad company stole this idea

What year was this?

@Cromag99 Doesn't that describe just about everything in the Bronx? ;)

There was a second companion commercial with a teenage kid. He opens the medicine cabinet and the other side opens. Chuck McCann says, “Hi guy! You must be mona’s kid.” For some reason, that has been funny to me since I was a teenager. I still say it, but nobody but me seems to remember it.

mike lindell's dad

this is just a comercial tv ad why do u take it so serious bluecaty?

IS! He's still working to this day. Practically been around since TV began.

Huh! Didn't know that. That's one heckuva long career he has had.

Uncanny, isn't it?

MONA!!!🙂

And yet no "Grain Belt Guys" commercials?

What year did this air?

hee hee (lol)