Відео

Deja Vu.

Its such a shame that you don't see these kinds of ads anymore

Dear lord.

Warning: This Campbell's Soup commercial has been deemed by UA-cam as too extreme for minors and has been age restricted. Viewer discretion is advised.

I hope this commercial airs during Oprah’s upcoming TV special where she explains AI.

I have never intentionally used Viagra. Period.

I didn't know Philip Daniel Bolden was in this commercial. I saw him in "Are We There Yet?"

1999 was 25 years ago

President Reagan was the best. RIP, sir.

0:05 Part 1 Introduction 01:06 Bridge to the Future: The building of the Hannibal Bridge changed Kansas City from “little more than a crossroads town” to what it is today. 04:21 Rescue of the Golden State: A Rock Bridge Railroad passenger agent rescues passengers from a snowbound train that was on its way to Union Station during a 1957 blizzard. 07:37 Goin’ on a Bird Count: Crossroads journeys to Squaw Creek Wildlife Refuge for the annual Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count. 10:53 Harvey Girls: Two Harvey Girls share their memories of the legendary Fred Harvey Restaurant at Union Station. 14:09 Jesse James: Crossroads re-enacts one of the many legends surrounding the infamous bank robber. 17:24 Cream of the Crop: Country Club Dairy milkmen take us back in time, when milk was delivered to our door. 20:40 The Tin Man from Nevada: Tin ceilings are made s they were 100 years ago in a Nevada, Missouri factory. 23:56 Liquid Bread: Early immigrants, the Muehleback family and the Heim family, established breweries and left a legacy of civic improvements. 27:11 Love Letters: Harry Truman courted Bess with a shower of letters. 33:43 Joyful Noise: A Lawrence, Kansas factory makes pipe organs by handcrafting thousands of individual pieces as it has for generations. 36:58 If the Hat Fits: The St. Joseph, Missouri factory still makes the original hat designed by John B Stetson. 40:14 Buried Treasure: An adventure with modern-day treasure hunters uncovers pre-Civil War goods in the Steamboat Arabia buried near Parkville, Missouri. 46:45 Kansas City’s Streetcars: Careening through generations of Kansas Citians, streetcars connected the city. 50:00 Her Name is Connie: A group of aviation enthusiasts affectionately restores a TWA Constellation, the first plane to take passengers across the Atlantic. 53:17 City of Fountains: Anita Gorman recounts the history of the City of Fountains. 56:32 Cattle Call: Prosperity beat a path to Kansas City on the backs of cattle. Crossroads interviews Stockyards President Jay Dillingham. 59:48 The Harvest: During an October harvest, Crossroads visits a family from near Mayview, Missouri. 01:03:03 Seed of Prosperity: The price of wheat across the globe is determined on the floor of Kansas City’s Board of Trade. 01:06:19 First Lady of the Air: Amelia Earhart grew up in Atchison, Kansas, taking many imaginary journeys. 01:12:51 Shoebox Dreams: Hallmark’s Joyce Hall founded the largest greeting card company in the world from a shoebox full fo postcards tucked under his bed at a downtown YMCA. 01:16:07 Diamond in the Rough: Municipal Stadium was home to many teams before the Royals came to Kansas City. 01:19:22 Hale to the Chief: Fire Chief Hale put Kansas City firefighters in the international record books, inventing the swinging harness and other time-saving tools. 01:22:38 Colonel Swope and Dr. Hyde: Mysteries surround the life and death of one of Kansas City’s legendary philanthropists. 01:25:54 It’s the Sauce: Legends in Kansas City barbecue recount the history of this culinary wonder. 01:29:09 Electric Park: Trudy Oliver takes viewers on a ride through Kansas City’s first amusement park. 01:32:25 Sharing the Bounty: Dory DeAngelo shares stories about her family’s roots in the City Market. 01:35:41 Coach Nolan: Pat Nolan has been coaching aspiring athletes and nurturing their dreams for most of his 93 years. 01:38:56 Theater under the Stars: Beginning in 1950 with the Centennial Pageant, Starlight Theatre gave audiences something to smile about. 01:42:12 Links to the Past: Kansas City is home to two golf courses that are more than 100 years old. 01:45:28 The Gift of Mercy: Two sisters opened their hearts and healing hands to the city’s children, founding Children’s Mercy Hospital. 01:48:42 First Day of School: St. Teresa’s Academy is the oldest school west of the Mississippi still operating as an academy for young women. 01:51:59 Good Things to Eat: Fred Wolferman’s bread and butter offered home delivery of good things to eat. 01:55:15 The Gem: One of the gems of the 18th and Vine district still sparkles. 01:59:11 Part 2 Introduction 02:00:05 Liberty for All: Kansas City’s patriotism built a national monument. 02:03:20 A Wing and a Prayer: The story of World War II gliders, built here in Kansas City, told by the men who risked everything to fly them. 02:06:36 Stitched in Time: There was a time shortly after World War II, when every seventh woman in the United States wore a dress made in Kansas City. 02:09:52 The Little Railroad that Could: Kansas City’s homegrown railroad and the nostalgic days of family travel along the ribbon of steel. 02:13:07 Scout’s Honor: Young men still journey each summer to the scout camp H. Roe Bartle founded in Osceola, Missouri. 02:16:23 Powell Gardens: Kansas City’s botanical gardens are a gift from the Powell family. 02:19:40 Hall of Waters: People came from all over the world to savor the healing waters of Excelsior Springs. 02:22:56 The Good Earth: The first wheat seeds of Kansas traveled all the way from Russia in burlap sacks carried by Mennonite farmers. 02:26:12 Wings of Change: Charle’s Lindbergh’s visit to Kansas City’s Municipal Airport attracted thousands of people who wanted a glimpse of this dashing hero and his flying machine. 02:29:27 One Room School: Operating as a one-room schoolhouse for 93 years, Lansfield School taught many youngsters the joys of reading, writing, and arithmetic. 02:32:43 Dance the Night Away: When it opened in 1927, the Pla-Mor was the largest indoor recreation center in the country. 02:35:59 A Bass Horse: Though born into slavery, Tom Bass had a way with horses, and those talents paved the way for the American Royal. 02:39:14 Far from Home: Back when Kansas was part of a a vast Indian territory, the Rev. Thoams Johnson made such an impact that Johnson County bears his name. 02:42:29 The Katz Meow: In 1904, Isaac Katz stepped off a train at Kansas City’s Union Depot with dreams of opening his own business. 02:45:45 No Place to Call Home: They were called Orphan Train Riders, homeless children from the East coast who journeyed to the Midwest in search of a home and parents who would love them. 02:49:00 Women and Children First: In the late 1800s, Kansas City women created a club known as the Kansas City Athenaeum. 02:52:16 I’ve Seen the Light: According to local legend, the appearance of a mysterious bright star in the nigh sky changed one family forever. 02:55:32 We Want Harry: On election night Nov. 2, 1948, the pollsters seriously underestimated the man from Independence. 02:58:48 A Rough Ride Ahead: Alexander Majors was the architect of one of the most daring business ventures in American history, the Pony Express. 03:02:03 A Single Switch: One of Kansas City’s favorite holiday traditions began as a single strand of colored bulbs. 03:05:19 Just Milling Around: As hundreds of pioneers in covered wagons passed into the Kansas territory on their way to California, Oregon or Santa Fe, one of their last stops was Watts Mill. 03:08:35 Playing with the Past: Mahy of the treasure’s Santa’s elves have made through the years have found their way to Kansas City’s Toy and Miniature Museum. 03:11:50 The Fairy Princess: Holiday traditions usually include a visit with Santa, but Kansas City youngsters enjoyed a tradition no other city had - a visit with the Fairy Princess. 03:15:06 Kansas City’s Ice Age: During the age of the ice box in Kansas City, cold as brought to your door not by the weather man, but by the ice man. 03:18:22 Make Yourself at Home: Frank James of the notorious James Gange spent the holiday season of 1882 in the Independence jail. 03:21:37 The Humble Fir Tree: Back in 1908, Mayor Tom Crittendon initiated the tradition of the Mayor’s Christmas tree, asking citizens to place gifts under the tree for those neighbors less fortunate. 03:24:53 Kansas City’s Carnegie Hall: Since 1900, the Folly stage has hosted such legendary performers as the Marx Brothers and Gypsy Rose Lee. 03:28:09 City with a Basement: The world’s largest underground office complex has a Kansas City address. 03:31:25 Queen of the Stained Glass: JoAnn Meierhoff has taken her passion for rescuing stained glass to what is perhaps the largest collection in the country. 03:34:40 Honest Brushes: Thomas Hart Benton painted a view of reality not everyone agreed with. 03:37:56 This Old House: Mrs. Olive Hoggins used little more than a flashlight and a large dose of persistence to save the old house that is home to the Kansas City Museum. 03:41:12 Power of the Pen: There was a time if you wanted something done in Kansas City, you’d have to see Boss Tom. 03:44:27 Pulling Strings: Hazelle Hedges Rollins took a flair for pulling strings and developed the largest production facility dedicated to making puppets and marionettes. 03:47:43 The Ninety Day Miracle: The term “Kansas City Spirit” arose from efforts to rebuild the city’s convention center after a devastating fire in 1900. 03:50:59 Ragged Time: The name E. Harry Kelly was inked into the nation’s musical notation as one of the fathers of ragtime. 03:54:15 Crime and Punishment: Kansas City Pioneered the concept that people in trouble could be rehabilitated through hard work and learning a trade.

0:22 Carlson may be crowned Miss Minnesota, but she's gonna visit the most magical and unbelievable vacation complex of resorts and parks!

Is that Ron White narrating?

Like the early 2000’s Madden, if it wasn’t for these commercials I wouldn’t know shit about these classics

Side effect of drowsiness? Thats the intended effect no?

One of my first memories of going to Branson as a child was going to see the Plummer Family. Good times!

Kate Sullivan started as a substitute teacher 0:01

Rebecca Jarvis and Kate Sullivan lip synching the commercial 0:01

Reagan was sounding like a cranky, worn-out old man, and his railing against liberalism is equally stale. His “trickle-down” economics did lasting damage to this country. And his divisive posturing gave rise to the ugliness and sewer-level politics of Bob Dole, Newt Gingrich, Dick Armey, and Tom DeLay. For Reagan to imply that Bill Clinton would “imitate” him is the highest form of self-flattery. President Biden has made great strides forward in cleaning up Reagan’s mess!

I have no idea why this calms me so much. Just makes me at peace

One of my favorites

On WAGA TV 5 (NOW FOX O&O)

Man this commercial brings tears to my eyes this was the first memory of me and my mom. We even got a astro van just like in the commercial cause i loved this commercial so much. Rip mom

Past movies were sensational and impressive to do. Movies today suck so bad.

Video recording was like a smartphone in the 80s. We had those video cameras to record these scenes.

My ass those ingredients i dont think so its just poisonous chemical dissolved in a aluminum csn😂

Stop poking his belly button

Drew Vaupen

I remember seeing this reissue when I was nine exactly a day before me alongside my own sister (who was almost eight then) saw Don Bluth's Anastasia, which this particular reissue coincidentally ended up competing against, because it turned out to be the end result of settling that particular instance of sibling rivalry both of us ended up going through then by bickering over what movie to see first in the theaters over the weekend, which had to be settled by selecting the desired title from a Tupperware container. I ended up getting the last laugh, meaning my own sister had to wait a full day to get her own Anastasia fix that she supposedly wasn't too thrilled over. Man, it's no wonder I laugh hysterically when I look back at that particular memory...albeit sorely simultaneously. I say that now that's been just about a year since she moved all the way on the other side of the state with her own boyfriend near Buffalo, leaving just me and my own biological mother that happens to be the sole survivor of both my respective parents as of now. My biological father passed away on October 27, 2019 just months before COVID came. He might've been the biological parent in question that I inherited my own Asperger Syndrome diagnosis from thanks to a memory of him pulling me aside for a parental lecture regarding that particular issue when I was eleven right around the same time the current millennium dawned upon alongside time's overall fickle nature as of that particular point.

Rodney Allan Ripley Nedra volz

Is that Will Ferrell?

My dad worked at Antin's back then, right up until they closed down. I still have a few old VHS rentals he kept from there. Somewhere, I also have some fake commercials he and a few other employees filmed for fun.

Fun Fact: In 1984 the budget was $8 mill and made $130 mill. In 2024 that equals a budget of $24 mill and made $400 mill.

She started up beating the song into the late 80’s & 90’s. Just what I remember

I wouldn't wish Alzheimer's on my worst enemy. It's a terrible and frightening experience for both you, your friends, and family. That said, Reagan was one of the worst Presidents in history and his administration is responsible for many if not all of the problems America is currently experiencing. Saying I'm thankful he is deceased is an understatement, but it's the kindest way I can express my feelings of the man.

This is an essential video.

0:06 "Should everyone skate?" *he skates* "Excuse me." "Bike?" *accidentally knocks over several bikes* "Bus?" *Inside a bus with 2 other guys* "Or thanks to Dell, you can drive this."

Can You Upload Some Station Id's For KSNK And KSNG From Western Kansas Please if you can find it please

I didn’t agree with him a lot but I voted for him. I had the feeling that should anything extreme happen the country was in good hands. I had the same feeling with Clinton and Obama. I don’t have the same feeling with either of the current candidates.

I Wish You Can Put Some KSNG Commericals from CRT Afterglow

Reminds me of the Joker

We are the best

feel good

Aaaaaaaaah reddddddd

Muito bom!! Hahaah

The little mermaid was released the same year

3 More please from The Clifford The Big Red Dog Classic! please.

Tee, & Clee Get Married!

Oh. This was an actual commercial. lol

I had the flu four years ago. And that’s true if a medicine makes a child sleep in the daytime there’s a good chance that they won’t sleep much at night. Nondrowsy medicine keeps you awake in the day so you don’t fall asleep.