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is this the most definitive commercial of our childhoods
- Thread starter Uncle at Nintendo
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man i loved that cd so much. can't believe there's not a digital version (though yeah i know it's a comp and you can simply playlist it all)
OP's video won't play but I already hear "IS THIS LOVE? THAT I'M FEELIN'" and the announcer going "WHITESNAKE!!!"
Edit: Damn. Wrong ad. But that was the ad I remember seeing super late on Cartoon Network in the 90s.
And yeah that Sears AC ad lol.
"I'll call now!"
Also I don't know how old the Tootsie Pop ad actually is but boy was this almost into the 2000s that I kept seeing it:
Edit: Damn. Wrong ad. But that was the ad I remember seeing super late on Cartoon Network in the 90s.
And yeah that Sears AC ad lol.
"I'll call now!"
Also I don't know how old the Tootsie Pop ad actually is but boy was this almost into the 2000s that I kept seeing it:
I honest to god thought it was gonna be this when I opened up the topic.
EDIT:
Honestly, you'd see this during the day too. There was also this ad that I constantly remember seeing:
Another variation, though this one for DVD:
The more insane thing is the DVD one was being advertised during Adult Swim, particularly during Toonami, even over a decade later. But yeah, seeing these, I have the animal crackers song stuck in my head, now, because of that, specifically that one section.
This commercial kept Nickelodeon afloat during the entire 90s.
I almost didn't recognize this, then I subconsciously recited the "You'll call now; I'll call now." part.
Human memory is a wondrous conundrum.
I'd probably have to go with the Muzzy commercial.
"Je suis la jeune fille!"
"Yes, that's French they're speaking, and no, these children aren't french!"
Oh god, I just remembered another one. Slightly NSFW (it's censored, but still), but I remember when I was watching TNT and some other networks as a kid, Sci-fi being among one of them, you'd see this or another variation of the "Jerry Springer Too Hot for TV" VHS during the day.
This used to play quite a fair bit and yes, wasn't restricted to late night or anything. Used to say it all the time during the day on those networks.
Definitely a weird moment to see as a kid, given despite the Adult focus on some of the networks, most of the content on their was tame, so seeing this ad play occasionally, was.. something.
This used to play quite a fair bit and yes, wasn't restricted to late night or anything. Used to say it all the time during the day on those networks.
Definitely a weird moment to see as a kid, given despite the Adult focus on some of the networks, most of the content on their was tame, so seeing this ad play occasionally, was.. something.
There was a series of these damn things with Ed O'Neill. I probably saw this particular ad hundreds of times. Bitterman was always their punching bag. STAND UP FOR YOURSELF MAN!
This commercial and sequence of songs is laser etched into my brain. Nostalgia for an era I was barely coherent for:
Nah, you was up too late on Cartoon Network when you saw the British 80s hit commercial.
This one hits all the notes:
Catchy as hell
Advertising a product that has to be super-niche (I don't know anyone who has a structured settlement or an annuity! How many people in the US seriously have this?)
Incredibly long-lived, it just came back in rotation, I noticed.
Catchy as hell
Advertising a product that has to be super-niche (I don't know anyone who has a structured settlement or an annuity! How many people in the US seriously have this?)
Incredibly long-lived, it just came back in rotation, I noticed.
You think that's an iconic chicagoland commercial? Well...I've....got..something....for you
