TV Commercials of the '60s: Pillsbury 

That’s because he is without flaw

@@CRFDMac11we don’t deserve him

I’m surprised he hasn’t changed over the years like many Americans have…you know, gotten fatter.

I agree

Me too 😀

that one meme that overexplains “I pooped the bed and I need milk”

Never once have I seen legitimate non-boomer memes about him

His name is poppin fresh

IKR!! And when he laughs, too. So cute!

And also the voice of Toucan Sam before Maurice Lemarshe took over.

Wasn't Paul Frees the same voice actor of the Fantastic Four's original Ben Grimm/a.k.a. The Thing in the famous children's marvel 1967 tv series????????? "It's Clobberin' Time!"

@@davidwolfe4240 Yes, he was.Paul Frees was also Fluid Man on Frankenstein Jr and The Impossibles. Frees was one of the busiest voice actors of that era.

Hey, how about that? I am surprised. Man, Frees could do anything (The Bullwinkle Show! Falcon commercials!), but a singing doughboy? Sweet! I confess, in a few lines I thought I was hearing character actor Jesse White.

Sure Jan....🙄

I recognized Marsha from Brady Bunch and in those shows she was about 14 or 15 and in this video she was about 8 or 9.

okay

I thought that looked like Marcia Brady

@@CJinsoo Marcia Marcia Marcia! Lol

Yes he is overloads of cuteness 😆😆😆❤❤❤

Serene To ... IKR!!??😂

I was gonna say a buttered roll but close enough

Excellent Paul Frees information!

Yes nice Michael (J ;)

Kenny McCormick

​@@liamrossenriquez3350no way, stupid.

Ha! As far as I know, the Doughboy has never terrorized Manhattan.

@@RobertCass ehhhh, somebody will have edited it

ooph that's almost as bad as mistaking him with the Mechelin man

@@schrodingerscat3912 yeah

Azumarill_TF2 agreed

brony simpson Evolved son

@reboot things WHYYYYYYYYYY

Doesnt that say something about society?

That's Maureen McCormick. Marcia Brady from The Brady Bunch.

Especially when she gave the Pillsbury Doughboy a kiss 💋 on his cheek and he’s blushing 😊.

same xD

He’s not real. This is all CGI.

@@karltheicelandicpenguinutt160 the same goes for Squirtles and passion fruit flavored Gatorade.

@The 99% No I'm not. I just told him the doughboy is not real.

The 99% Oh sorry

As far as portals to hell go, could be worse.

Where did you grow up, Gilly?

@@RobertCass hi babe, I grew up (happily) in Liverpool , England in the 1960's. But I was always in love with America after seeing great TV programmes etc. I had near misses of visiting the U.S all my life, but it was never to be. All too late now, but never mind xx

@@gillyjames9609 Never too late, because you never know! I recently worked with someone in Chicago who was born and raised in Liverpool, and now he's headed back to the UK. He said his family cheered for Everton in football when he was growing up, which meant no ketchup in the house because ketchup is red, not blue!

@@RobertCass tut! tut! you said the E word! Let's just say I'm glad my blood is red! Us reds supporters don't care for 'blue noses'. But if he is Liverpool born he can only be of good stock.... so he can come back if he likes!

Any and all Doughboy-related birth-certificate conspiracy theories are welcome here.

+Barry I. Grauman Thanks! I wasn't sure what year that was from!

You're welcome!

Uh, yeah, it wasn't that long ago. "I Dream Of Jeannie," "Gilligan's Island," "Batman," "Bewitched."

Duh

You sound like an airhead because of that statement

Well, color first appeared since late 1969 and early 1970 after all

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A lack of color correction from film to videotape to DVD to RU-vid may be to blame. I assure you the Doughboy is blushing, not burning, in this commercial, but because we're talking about him, his ears ARE burning.

I guess that is true

It changes throughout the decades

Ha! Thanks, I'd forgotten that moment: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4jXYP2-iKyk.html

Paul Frees provided the Doughboy's voice back then. He died in 1986. His Associated Press obituary says, "Frees, the voice of Kellogg's 'Toucan Sam' for the past 15 years, also was the voice for many Disneyland and Disney World attractions, including the Haunted House and Pirates of the Caribbean. "He was the main voice in the animation series 'The Beatles,' 'Jackson Five' and 'The Osmonds.' "In movies and television shows, Frees dubbed the voices of several acting stars, including Humphrey Bogart and Kirk Douglas. "He also was the major voice in television specials such as 'The Hobbit,' 'Frosty The Snowman,' 'Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer' and 'Santa Claus Is Coming To Town.'" apnews.com/article/66e94542d628f8daebf437b524c411cf

@@RobertCass So Sad