These figures were released in 1992, though the copyright stamp at the beginning dates this ad from 1991, while the ad itself utilizes the marketing style of the 1991 G.I. Joe toy ads.
I had "stalker" pictured with the white camo pants there. He had a button you would push that when he spoke I thought he said "who farted?!" Didn't have google back then to look it up. Upon further research he was supposedly saying "let's party!" after all these years.
Damn you Pete Holmes. Got this stuck in my head now.
EAT LEAD, COBRA!!! (X 3)
how did pete holmes send you here?
"Eat lead Cobra!"
I wish I had friends to play GI Joes with when I was a kid.
General hawk toy on here based g.i.joe Atlantis factor
Pete holmes sent me here. I was not disappointed
I had General Hawk.
I had Cobra Commander.
EAT LEAD COBRA
when I was a kid I loved how they talked but the damn backpack wouldn't come off I hated that
Kevin Capps I successfully tore the backpack off mine. Can't remember how I think I just broke it off with a flathead screwdriver
@@dean4125 There's a way to unscrew it with a Philips head screwdriver.
I'm surprised there aren't more Pete Holmes-related comments here
These figures were released in 1992, though the copyright stamp at the beginning dates this ad from 1991, while the ad itself utilizes the marketing style of the 1991 G.I. Joe toy ads.
EAT LEAD COBRAAAAA
I had "stalker" pictured with the white camo pants there. He had a button you would push that when he spoke I thought he said "who farted?!" Didn't have google back then to look it up. Upon further research he was supposedly saying "let's party!" after all these years.
“Let’s party!” was his trademark phrase in the comic but it seriously did sound like he said “Who farted?”😂
Yo Joe! Yo Joe!
Dammit Petey Pants
I still have mine. Wonder if it still works.
Nobody says "Cobra lalalalalala"
Show the duck
I'm here prom pete :)
EAT LED COBRA
I had all of the talking commanders.
That was cool! Too bad I missed those talking action figures (actually their bags) at their time. I remember L T Falcon was among them.
Destroy! Destroy!
Watch, 'The Toys That Made Us' on Netflix. Great history of Hasbro / G.I. Joe.
that's from 1992 not 1991