NBC "The More You Know " PSA- I love how Robert Stack delivers the message about Drunk Driving in this PSA with lots of authority. He sure believes strongly in that message and it's very nice to see. Sunrinse Downy Dryer Sheets- 🎶 Turn On The Sunshine, Turn On The Freshness! 🎶 That's one jingle I remember fondly and still sing occasionally to this day.
Man this takes me waaaaayyyy back. Did these times really happen? They were the best of times!! I miss them and my parents very much! I try to describe the 80s and 90s to my kids but it’s something you just haves to experience.
My girlfriend, while now a US Citizen, was born and raised in the Philippines. She would have only been two years old in July 1990 when the Luzon Earthquake happened. I'll have to ask her family about that.
Whoa, the infamous "Magic in the Real Thing" promotion. I started buying Coca-Cola from the vending machine at school in hopes of winning. Amazingly, some people who lucked out and won complained about the mechanism not really working or the can not having Coke in it. I remember that American Express commercial with the song "Rescue Me." Those commercials were mini travelogues. That, along with the news break headlines, reminds me of how the only way to see more details was to see the newscast when it aired or read about it in a magazine.
I didn't realize the "Diarrhea is like a storm" ad was that recent -- I was watching a LOT of tv as a kid in 1990 but I don't think I'd ever seen it in the wild. I always assumed that it was, like, a 1970s commercial like a lot of stuff they quoted on MST3k.
It is a meal replacement plan, which is clearly explained in the commercial. Diet food doesn't necessarily have to be perfectly healthy, it just has to replace something that is *more* unhealthy and contains more calories.
Anacin-3-new dramedy," Type A3 Personality" coming this fall to NBC Special K-had Twitter existed back then she'd be throwing shade at her Night Court-R.I.P Harry,Markie and Charlie :( the reboot just wont be the same Quantum Leap-NBC also bringing this back..hopefully Scott will be on board NBC "The More You Know" PSA-Robert Stack shouldve done a"One To Grow On" PSA in the 80s Pepto Bismol-they couldnt be more right..taking Ex-Lax would make that"storm" even worse
First time to see an American news outlet covering a Philippine earthquake. I think this is the same 1991 earthquake that my mom felt while she was pregnant with me (?) Calling from the Philippines to the U.S was tedious because we needed to use 100 Philippine peso call cards which only lasted 1 hr then you have to run to a store to buy another card 😢😢 thank goodness for the evolving technology
This earthquake took place on 7/16/90. You might be thinking of the eruption of Pinatubo, which happened about a year later: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991_eruption_of_Mount_Pinatubo
2:21 - Okay, it's just weird seeing Robert Stack in Unsolved Mysteries Mode being this happy here. He's supposed to be creepy and ominous!
NBC "The More You Know " PSA- I love how Robert Stack delivers the message about Drunk Driving in this PSA with lots of authority. He sure believes strongly in that message and it's very nice to see.
Sunrinse Downy Dryer Sheets- 🎶 Turn On The Sunshine, Turn On The Freshness! 🎶 That's one jingle I remember fondly and still sing occasionally to this day.
Man this takes me waaaaayyyy back. Did these times really happen? They were the best of times!! I miss them and my parents very much! I try to describe the 80s and 90s to my kids but it’s something you just haves to experience.
These always make my day!😎👍
These commercials, especially from the early 90's, are a joy to see! 😊
1:46 - "I crash better than anyone I know!"...Mel Gibson IS Launchpad McQuack!!
Robert stack and that iconic voice lol. Couldn't help but hum the unsolved mysteries tune
I absolutely loved Robert Stack. He WAS the great Ultra Magnus ❤️❤️❤️
My girlfriend, while now a US Citizen, was born and raised in the Philippines. She would have only been two years old in July 1990 when the Luzon Earthquake happened. I'll have to ask her family about that.
nothing says athletics quite like a sports bottle filled with Coke
Whoa, the infamous "Magic in the Real Thing" promotion. I started buying Coca-Cola from the vending machine at school in hopes of winning. Amazingly, some people who lucked out and won complained about the mechanism not really working or the can not having Coke in it.
I remember that American Express commercial with the song "Rescue Me." Those commercials were mini travelogues. That, along with the news break headlines, reminds me of how the only way to see more details was to see the newscast when it aired or read about it in a magazine.
I didn't realize the "Diarrhea is like a storm" ad was that recent -- I was watching a LOT of tv as a kid in 1990 but I don't think I'd ever seen it in the wild. I always assumed that it was, like, a 1970s commercial like a lot of stuff they quoted on MST3k.
I believe they also used it in earlier ads in the 80's.
The girl in the Amex ad is Mark Kendall (Jim Carry)'s girlfriend in Once Bitten. @ 3:07
Karen Kopins is her name. Mark Kendall was in Great White
@@mycdoc Mark Kendall is Jim Carey's characters name in the movie Once Bitten
Dominic Keating from Star Trek Enterprise in the Vidal Sassoon ad
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Thanks man
Losing weight by drinking chocolate milk? I don't think we have the same definition of "health".
It is a meal replacement plan, which is clearly explained in the commercial.
Diet food doesn't necessarily have to be perfectly healthy, it just has to replace something that is *more* unhealthy and contains more calories.
Anacin-3-new dramedy," Type A3 Personality" coming this fall to NBC
Special K-had Twitter existed back then she'd be throwing shade at her
Night Court-R.I.P Harry,Markie and Charlie :( the reboot just wont be the same
Quantum Leap-NBC also bringing this back..hopefully Scott will be on board
NBC "The More You Know" PSA-Robert Stack shouldve done a"One To Grow On" PSA in the 80s
Pepto Bismol-they couldnt be more right..taking Ex-Lax would make that"storm" even worse
9:16 The early versions of Jackass left a lot to be desired...
First time to see an American news outlet covering a Philippine earthquake. I think this is the same 1991 earthquake that my mom felt while she was pregnant with me (?)
Calling from the Philippines to the U.S was tedious because we needed to use 100 Philippine peso call cards which only lasted 1 hr then you have to run to a store to buy another card 😢😢 thank goodness for the evolving technology
This earthquake took place on 7/16/90. You might be thinking of the eruption of Pinatubo, which happened about a year later: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991_eruption_of_Mount_Pinatubo
Sad the Philippines was hit very hard by earthquake that time