@@howiedewin3688 we need the classic commercials of yesterday. Maybe a commercial tv land with the classic commercials at least they can be enjoyed leave the garbage behind.
That's when the commercials were just as entertaining as the show you were watching on TV. Who here can remember the Commercial that said: I CAN'T BELIEVE I ATE THE WHOLE THING?
You got that right Even my parents would say be quiet when the commercials came on and the spicy meatball commewrical was spot on That guy could have been my Grandpop and we would all LOL. One time Grandpop was with us and the commercial came on, we held out breath. Grandpop said that guys not Sicilian, we all LOL so much Mom had to run to the Loo!
Thanks for sharing these oldies. How can anyone alive and over age 6 in 1970 forget that classic Ann Miller spot for now long-gone Great American Soups. That one is a true classic.
That was such fun to watch. It brought back really good memories. Loved Vic Taylack in the Winkels commercial. I so remember Bing Cosby in the Minute Maid one. That was when commercials didn't go all loud when they came on, not like today when the minute they come on the volume raises way up to capture our attention.
Does anybody remember those TV Guide commercials with the futuristic background music? They ran from about 1972 to 1980. Back in the days when 4 out of 5 houses had a TV Guide on their coffee table. They were 15 cents in those days.
I remember that as soon as my mom would come home from food shopping, the first thing that I took was the TV Guide and read it from cover to cover. Checked out the sports and movies and they usually had some good celebrity stories. Really miss those days....
I really don't know. Now with the internet and tv having a large majority of show information readily available would make me think not bein printed these days.
I remember that they had to discontinue that ad because it offended some Italian/American group. I'm only half Italian but I it was my favorite ad too.
Ernest Sire. Ciao da Bagheria Sicilia. Well I am all Siciliani and never gave it much thought. And you are only half Italian. Now would you have been offended?
I LOVE ALL OF THEM! They brought back such sweet memories growing up in the 60s and 70s. The commercials back then were more of substance and creativity than they are today!
Oh please take me back the 1970's years when I was a kid. I surely and tremendously miss my era. When I was a kid back then, I wanted to be an adult and now as an adult, I wished that I was a little kid in the 1970's? Those were the days and times, groovy far-out time? As a 51 yearsold, I would like to cry but as a man, I don't like to cry at all?
Maria Ford I know what you mean about that, I was born in December 1966 and I miss out on a great era? As a baby boy what did I know what as going on in 1966 nothing? At least I know what was the 70's was like anyhow?
I was born in the 50's, and it wasn't until the 70's that they actually tried to entertain you with funny, ironic and strange even racy commercials. These are good examples of that. They kept trying to outdo themselves thankfully. Most TV's didn't have remotes, so you were forced to watch/listen to these over and over again.
Marilyn Willett... I know, I was a little hippie in the early 70's (actually still am at heart), but nobody ever said "groovy" beyond kidding around using the word ironically.
I remember by best friends father just laughing to the point of tears watching the spicy meat-a-ball commercial. He made all of us laugh even more. Didn’t realize how I would treasure that memory especially now that they’re gone. Thanks for helping to bring back a wonderful memory.
The Camay commercial at 7:00 features Avery Schreiber and Reva Rose. I remember him fondly from those hilarious "yeah-huh-yeah-huh" skits he did with Jack Burns. I remember her fondly from the sitcom "Temperatures Rising".
You're right. But, I still laugh sometimes at the Farmers Insurance ads starring Oscar-winning actor J.K.Simmons. I love the insurance ads that show stuff like cars dropping on people.... it reminds me of the Three Stooges' humor.
Mamma mia that's a spicy meat ball ! You can wash it down with coffee made from Folgers crystals. If you mess the sik, you can clean up with Scrubbing bubbles. I remember these commercials quite well from when i was a kid.
I grew up in the 1970s. I can't remember to many of those commercials. Great seeing Riy Schieder from the Jaws movies in the coffee commercial. Vic Taback that Mel in the show Alice, in that pantyhose commercial. Thanks for posting this 👍. Great memories.
"Heeeyyyy, what is that?" (looking at sparkling coffee grounds) "It's new instant Folger's coffee crystals with real broken glass!" "See, it sparkles!"
Is it just me I wonder? I'm 73 years-old, and seeing these old t.v. ads give me a warm and fuzzy feeling inside. I was 21 in 1970 and these commercials bring back such warm and happy memories of a bygone era, although the television broadcasts were not that blurred. It has to do with the equipment we had at the time and running it now with modern equipment.
The great Reva Rose in the Camay commercial!!! She originated the role of "Lucy" in "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown," when it first ran off-Broadway. A real talent. Shame we didn't get to see more of her.
The great Ann Miller dancing for a soup commercial? She deserved way better. She was a Hollywood Star starting in her teens. Total class, amazing dancing talent. Kids need to see this instead of the garbage they are presented to as talent on music videos. This IS great because she must have been in her late 40's if this is indeed from 1970 on, don't know. But in one minute she knocks it out of the park at that age with energy like she's in her 20's. Amazing.
That Alka Selzter commercial is so funny! The woman in the Camay commercial is very attractive. Imagine how nice she looks in real life. The Tchaikovsky Romeo and Juliet is such a beautiful composition!
The spicy meatball for Alka-Seltzer is the funniest commercial I have ever seen. And, as to Ann Miller what can one say? Positively wonderful! One expensive commercial..... also, Bing Crosby did another minute maid commercial where he ended it by saying, ‘When it’s Minutemaid, there’s no doubt about it’, in his special low voice. And, is there a better ad to define the 70’s than The Teaberry Shuffle? SHADES OF Burt Bacharach and Herb Alpert?
The Camay spot: my gosh, that was the first place I had ever heard the famous love theme adapted from Tchaikovsky's "Romeo and Juliet" ballet score. Imagine, commercials teaching kids about music. Almost choked when I saw this -- first time since it was a current ad.
These were all great. Being a kid in the 1970's, I remember most of these. I enjoyed the Alka Seltzer ad, Great American Soup Company and the Clark's Gum commercial.
Dig how the Hai Karate ad "clearly demonstrates how the product is used". Bottle over palm, shake out, rub together, rub on face. Love it. Nice and clear. ....and FUN!
I remember seeing Ann Miller around 1975 in the Ann Miller review. My mother took me to the whiting auditorium in Flint Michigan for girls day out. She was quite elegant. I'm thankful for memories
I remember my grandma gave this to my older brother as a stocking stuffer and it actually came with illustrated, step by step karate instructions. lol too effing funny
I have the 45 rpm record that they offered free for sending in a few wrappers. It has instructions on the back of the record sleeve on how to do the Teaberry Shuffle!
These are about a thousand times better than most commercials these days!
They were entertaining.
Nowdays, when I see a woman dancing around in a commercial, its because she took a crap and celebrating.
How about all those pill commercials?they want you to take them and than they tell you about the side effects,how boring.
@@suzannewillis817 "May cause headache, nausea, seizures, cardiac arrest, & sudden death... similar to a sugar pill"
@@howiedewin3688 we need the classic commercials of yesterday. Maybe a commercial tv land with the classic commercials at least they can be enjoyed leave the garbage behind.
To this day I still say "Moma Mia, thats a spicya meat-ta-ball".
I do too!,even when I'm enjoying me Spaghetti & Meatballs which is my favorite Dinner in years.
LOL... that, and "I can't believe I ate the Whoooooooole thing!"
Charles Rhine you were born in the 70s?
Charles Rhine
*meatahballa
Charles Rhine interestingly enough, due to the confusion of that commercial, people thought that they were selling spaghetti sauce, not Alka Seltzer
That's when the commercials were just as entertaining as the show you were watching on TV.
Who here can remember the Commercial that said:
I CAN'T BELIEVE I ATE THE WHOLE THING?
You ate it Ralph! That was a good one!
Present. 😊
You got that right
Even my parents would say be quiet when the commercials came on and the spicy meatball commewrical was spot on That guy could have been my Grandpop and we would all LOL.
One time Grandpop was with us and the commercial came on, we held out breath.
Grandpop said that guys not Sicilian, we all LOL so much Mom had to run to the Loo!
Classic commercials brought back a flood of great memories and forgotten actors. Thanks... I was young again.
Loved growing up watching those 70's commercials, just seeing Roy Scheider doing Folger's Coffee promo was worth the whole video.
Commercial were actually a lot better back then.
"Actually"? Did someone say they weren't?
And not half as annoying.
@@davidperez5089 well said.
I'm still looking for the crying clothes iron.
Everything was!
Thanks for sharing these oldies. How can anyone alive and over age 6 in 1970 forget that classic Ann Miller spot for now long-gone Great American Soups. That one is a true classic.
Ok makes sense now... it's Annie Miller. I was confused wondering when Annette Funicello became a triple threat.
We kids used to giggle that Great American Soups really gave one G.A.S. lol
I was about to ask if that was Ann Miller. I thought I recognized the dancing, but the resolution is so low her face was blurry.
Dave Willock is the husband.
@@fromthesidelines the other one in wanted to see was the "I can't believe I ate the whole thing. - You are it Ralph!"
Alka Seltzer had the best ads. Anyone remember "No matter what shape your stomach's in" and "I can't believe I ate the whole thing"?
I remember "I can't believe I ate the whole thing" LOL 😂🤣
Great memories.
@@TH-sn7mw Do you remember "Try it, you'll like it"?
Marian Moser-Otto I can’t believe I ate the WHOLE thing....Plop plop, fizz fizz, oh what a relief it is!
Marian Moser-Otto Hey Mikie! He won’t eat it, he hates everything. Hey Mikie, he LIKES it! Lol
That was such fun to watch. It brought back really good memories. Loved Vic Taylack in the Winkels commercial. I so remember Bing Cosby in the Minute Maid one. That was when commercials didn't go all loud when they came on, not like today when the minute they come on the volume raises way up to capture our attention.
Does anybody remember those TV Guide commercials with the futuristic background music? They ran from about 1972 to 1980. Back in the days when 4 out of 5 houses had a TV Guide on their coffee table. They were 15 cents in those days.
I remember that as soon as my mom would come home from food shopping, the first thing that I took was the TV Guide and read it from cover to cover. Checked out the sports and movies and they usually had some good celebrity stories. Really miss those days....
fscap811
And Cleveland Armory reviews..
The guy HATED Everthing!
Yeah I remember them. My mom always had a subscription for TV Guide on the coffee table.
@@daniellaubsch1605 Is TV Guide still in business? I stopped getting them in the early 90s and I don't think I've seen one in about 15 years.
I really don't know. Now with the internet and tv having a large majority of show information readily available would make me think not bein printed these days.
Ann Miller ... The Great American Soup ... wow, what memories and what a classy lady
Our society was classy back then
IIRC, humorist Stan Freberg produced that spot.
That alka seltzer commercial with the spicey meat a balls was one of the best! Used to laugh like hell when we watched it on t.v.
Oscar Robinson That and the newlywed wife who cooked poached oysters and other god awful dishes
I remember that they had to discontinue that ad because it offended some Italian/American group. I'm only half Italian but I it was my favorite ad too.
It was discontinued because people thought it was advertising a real spaghetti sauce, not Alka-Seltzer.
Oscar Robinson ----- A classic commercial!!!!
Ernest Sire. Ciao da Bagheria Sicilia. Well I am all Siciliani and never gave it much thought. And you are only half Italian. Now would you have been offended?
The Camay commercial was HILARIOUS !!!!
Avery Schreiber w/o a mostache?
I LOVE ALL OF THEM! They brought back such sweet memories growing up in the 60s and 70s. The commercials back then were more of substance and creativity than they are today!
I remember all of these commercials, and loved growing up in the 70s. Best decade ever!
Oh please take me back the 1970's years when I was a kid. I surely and tremendously miss my era. When I was a kid back then, I wanted to be an adult and now as an adult, I wished that I was a little kid in the 1970's? Those were the days and times, groovy far-out time? As a 51 yearsold, I would like to cry but as a man, I don't like to cry at all?
Maria Ford I know what you mean about that, I was born in December 1966 and I miss out on a great era? As a baby boy what did I know what as going on in 1966 nothing? At least I know what was the 70's was like anyhow?
I'm 46 and agree with your sentiments Steve Baer. But we must be 70's type men and NOT cry! : )
Just turned 59. I miss the 70's an my childhood as well.
I was born in the 50's, and it wasn't until the 70's that they actually tried to entertain you with funny, ironic and strange even racy commercials. These are good examples of that. They kept trying to outdo themselves thankfully. Most TV's didn't have remotes, so you were forced to watch/listen to these over and over again.
Marilyn Willett... I know, I was a little hippie in the early 70's (actually still am at heart), but nobody ever said "groovy" beyond kidding around using the word ironically.
Back when ads were watchable.
Yeah, the Teaberry Shuffle never gets old.
TV in general
Absolutely! Beats all the insurance.drug and lawyer ads today And if I hear Plexiderm or Senior Life one more time I'll lose my mind
Some of these were actually enjoyable to watch.. I think some of these Ads had to be from late 60's as well
@TROLLIOSIS #1
When TV arrived free to everyone through the air.
I need a cig after that Camay soap foreplay.......My mom used that soap, I can still smell it in her bathroom from 45 years ago......lol
BlindMellowJelly need a cig Lol
BUY HIM SOME CIGS!
Smoking a joint right now of some good loud kush
BlindMellowJelly The best smelling soap. My favourite. Many terrific products have been discontinued. 👎👎
I think Rosie is played by Rosalind Harris, the actress who played oldest daughter Tzeitel in _Fiddler_ _On_ _The_ _Roof._
The alka seltzer commercial cracks me up everytime..
Same here!!
Anybody else felt sorry for those poor hard working bubbles when they had to go down the drain?
does anybody know who's voice was used for the main scrubbing bubble? It is on the tip of my tounge. I just can't remember it.
I beleive it was also used as a cartoon voice
tigger from winnie the pooh. it finally slid off my tounge
@@mikemarr5609 Paul Winchell aka "Tigger" in Winnie The Pooh...
😂🤣😅We work hard so you don't have tooooooo!
Ann Miller sang and danced for decades, and maintained a great pair of gams. Don't remember the Great American Soup Company, but I do remember her.
MrChrispy777. Great American Soups went out of business.
"Discountinued" is more accurate. It was Heinz.
I thought it was Mary Tyler Moore
Gams.
That spot was written by Stan Freberg. He was a genius.
The late, great Ann Miller in the last ad for soup.
She was soooo marvelous...
With Dave Willock. Directed by the late great Stan Freberg.
She was ultra talented and smoking hot. Sexiest legs in history. RIP Ann.
I’m sorry but I’m that ad she had so much cameltoe it’s hard to be sure that’s not a man-package in her little panties, there.
Vic Tayback: Hey we need some more of those heaters!
can you imagine how much theyd spaz out about those guns now
great memories seeing these commercials
Hear Hear!!
OMG! I love the Teaberry shuffle. I remember those commercials from my childhood. Great memories!
Chief Brody: "You're gonna need a bigger coffee pot!"
Brought back memories of happier days. Thank you!
The first cologne I got was in the 8th grade. It was Hai Karate, which sold for 50 cents at the corner drugstore.
Roy Scheider? Gonna need a bigger cup Rroy...
AND JUST HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT???!
Actually Roy...it doesn't just taste great...but its less filling...!!!
RetroGuy76
Ha Ha Ha Ha, Same Here!
LOL !
Doug Montgomery
He's parodying a line from 'JAWS'
I remember by best friends father just laughing to the point of tears watching the spicy meat-a-ball commercial. He made all of us laugh even more. Didn’t realize how I would treasure that memory especially now that they’re gone. Thanks for helping to bring back a wonderful memory.
"Most days in the north of Boston, Anthony takes his time going home, but Wednesday is Prince spaghetti day."
The Camay commercial at 7:00 features Avery Schreiber and Reva Rose. I remember him fondly from those hilarious "yeah-huh-yeah-huh" skits he did with Jack Burns. I remember her fondly from the sitcom "Temperatures Rising".
Yeah, I saw her play Lucy in 'You're A Good Man Charlie Brown' when I was a kid .
Listen to 'A Man Who Plays A Piano'.
70s commercials were song and dance productions, nothing is the same anymore, you used to laugh, now u wanna vomit,
You're right. But, I still laugh sometimes at the Farmers Insurance ads starring Oscar-winning actor J.K.Simmons. I love the insurance ads that show stuff like cars dropping on people.... it reminds me of the Three Stooges' humor.
W00dy J0hns0n ☝🏻troll.
Don’t want to vomit...just fast forward!
@W00dy J0hns0n Go outside and take a walk ...a very long walk and try to find yourself
@@rafaelramirez3180 well then you should of just let him look in the mirror to find im'self
Mamma mia that's a spicy meat ball ! You can wash it down with coffee made from Folgers crystals. If you mess the sik, you can clean up with Scrubbing bubbles. I remember these commercials quite well from when i was a kid.
This brings back so many great memories for me! I loved the 70's. Thank you for this video.
Now I want spaghetti and meatballs
Me too, damn!
I want oldschool 70-80’s spaghetti and meatballs with the old meat. Not this tasteless generic “meat” we get now
That's what im talkin' about, wink!
justin richard That means it’s working
Oh hell yeah !!
I remember watching these 70's commercials as a little kid.
That Camay commercial is just as silly as it was when I was a little boy! 😂
The Alka Seltzer ad is still funny and so well done.
That Great American Soup commercial was mentioned in TV Guide; at the time of its release, it was the highest-budget commercial ever made.
What a fun selection of commercials! :) Some I remember, some I don't.
Times haven't changed too much!!!
I think Apple should sell iPhones in the style of an old commercial.
Oh my gosh these are great ! I find that a lot of the 70's music, television shows, fashion, commercials, and so on..., are great. I am lovin' it.
"What's new at the Soap Factory?" Oh, my God...lol!!!
😂😁 Right!
I grew up in the 1970s. I can't remember to many of those commercials. Great seeing Riy Schieder from the Jaws movies in the coffee commercial. Vic Taback that Mel in the show Alice, in that pantyhose commercial. Thanks for posting this 👍. Great memories.
Gosh I miss teaberry gum.
I remember the football player doing the Teaberry shuffle in front of the opponent...that was funny. :D
Caprizchka C, gee, I don't. That stuff tasted awful!
I find it from time to time. Walking in the woods my father pointed out a teaberry tree
Sure sounded like Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass...
Newbury comics has it...and blackjack
The good olde days. Today, that Camay (3:48) commercial would've had the, nude all up in the camera. And I'm no way near being a prude. LOL!
"Heeeyyyy, what is that?"
(looking at sparkling coffee grounds)
"It's new instant Folger's coffee crystals with real broken glass!"
"See, it sparkles!"
+Clark W I was thinking it was cocain
I saw actual cocaine (when I was on a jury; in fact we rendered a Guilty verdict). How about you?
I've never seen cocaine in person. Though I did grow up in a wealthy town where it was supposedly used by many.
Clark W my nostrils have seen alot of it.... it makes me fart
Waaaaay too much information!
Is it just me I wonder? I'm 73 years-old, and seeing these old t.v. ads give me a warm and fuzzy feeling inside. I was 21 in 1970 and these commercials bring back such warm and happy memories of a bygone era, although the television broadcasts were not that blurred. It has to do with the equipment we had at the time and running it now with modern equipment.
The great Reva Rose in the Camay commercial!!! She originated the role of "Lucy" in "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown," when it first ran off-Broadway. A real talent. Shame we didn't get to see more of her.
She Was In An Episode Of The Ghost Mrs Muir "Ladies Man"I Still Think She's A Hottie
And Avery Schreiber (without his mustache!) as "Eddie".
Good dignified commercials, 👍
Loved these commercials
That Alka Seltzer commercial is my all time favorite & still makes me laugh. Thank you for the smiles!
Ah, classic commercials- something positive in this crazy world we're living in 👍❤👍!!!
The great Ann Miller dancing for a soup commercial? She deserved way better. She was a Hollywood Star starting in her teens. Total class, amazing dancing talent. Kids need to see this instead of the garbage they are presented to as talent on music videos. This IS great because she must have been in her late 40's if this is indeed from 1970 on, don't know. But in one minute she knocks it out of the park at that age with energy like she's in her 20's. Amazing.
Hai Karate--holy poop, its been yrs.. great stuff..
That Alka Selzter commercial is so funny!
The woman in the Camay commercial is very attractive. Imagine how nice she looks in real life.
The Tchaikovsky Romeo and Juliet is such a beautiful composition!
The spicy meatball for Alka-Seltzer is the funniest commercial I have ever seen. And, as to Ann Miller what can one say? Positively wonderful! One expensive commercial..... also, Bing Crosby did another minute maid commercial where he ended it by saying, ‘When it’s Minutemaid, there’s no doubt about it’, in his special low voice. And, is there a better ad to define the 70’s than The Teaberry Shuffle? SHADES OF Burt Bacharach and Herb Alpert?
My parents loved the Alka-Seltzer "spicy meatball" commercial!
Wow! I didn't know Roy Scheider filmed a commercial ✊ love him good actor he was in the 70s
Scheider
Yeah, that's who I thought he meant.
Joe L still a good actor that he was before he passed.
Agreed. He did a lotta great work.
He was also in a movie named the 7 ups early 70's.
Why can't commercials look like this now
The Camay spot: my gosh, that was the first place I had ever heard the famous love theme adapted from Tchaikovsky's "Romeo and Juliet" ballet score. Imagine, commercials teaching kids about music. Almost choked when I saw this -- first time since it was a current ad.
I think I will put some of these adds in with my bottle digging adventure videos most definitely there great I remember most of them.. well done
I love those commercials from my teen years and the prices were unbelievable
wow, Roy Scheider in a Folger's coffee ad....
Hai Karate!! My Dad still has some of that around. It smells to high heaven
Be careful you you use it. Just sayin'.
These were all great. Being a kid in the 1970's, I remember most of these. I enjoyed the Alka Seltzer ad, Great American Soup Company and the Clark's Gum commercial.
Great 70's commercials!
These were great! I remember these commercials like it was yesterday. These were much better days in this country.
This is an example of what is missing in today's commercials. Wit, cuteness and damn good jingles.
I love these old commercials it brings back memories of when i was a kid ! 1962 baby ....
1:10 lol I wonder how many of those he had to eat until he got it right.
You can tell the instant coffee's good by the way it sparkles like maybe some metal shavings from the factory got into the jar.
Ha ha. It was an industrial process - freeze-drying (lyophilization).
😂😂😂😂😂
Adds some seasoning
Spicey meatball. One of my favorites!
Some of these old commercials are funny...
Growing up I watched Bewitched tv show. I always imagined Darrin Stevens coming up with commercials like these
Dig how the Hai Karate ad "clearly demonstrates how the product is used". Bottle over palm, shake out, rub together, rub on face. Love it. Nice and clear. ....and FUN!
Tea Berry shuffle rules!
I remember seeing Ann Miller around 1975 in the Ann Miller review. My mother took me to the whiting auditorium in Flint Michigan for girls day out. She was quite elegant. I'm thankful for memories
Teaberry gum was so good..very unique flavor 💜
The Camay commercial was great! I miss the good old days!😆
"New" Folgers coffee crystals..ugh,I've been drinking that for over 40 years!
I loved going to my grandparents farm in the summer because they would let me have this coffee! Great memories!
Thats the late roy schieder ....from jaws...
WHY ???
Back when commercials were NOT for drug/meds, insurance, and lawyers 😖😖😖
1:25 - 'Micey misey ballsy...'
In the Folger's commercial, guy is a very, very young Roy Scheider BEFORE Jaws. I also remember all these commercials. I guess I'm old......
That Great American Soup ad was really cool and well made.
Love these commercials, teaberry gum was my mom's favorite gum. Lol memories.
HAhahaha the Ann Miller one is fantastic! I was like, "Holy mackerel, that's Ann Miller! and then she ripped off her apron..."
Lellobeetle Whatever became of Great American Soups?
Boy watching these brings back a lot of good memories when times were a lot simpler
"Best I've ever had!"
"That pantyhose just lays there!"
"Why does the coffee sparkle?" "Just taste it." "WHY does the coffee sparkle?"
"JUST FRICKIN' TASTE IT!!" "Blghghhghghhh. . . can't. . . breathe. . ."
Lol!! 😂😂🤣
I have no memory at all of posting this.
I remember my grandma gave this to my older brother as a stocking stuffer and it actually came with illustrated, step by step karate instructions. lol too effing funny
My to-do list: 1. Learn to do the Teaberry Shuffle
I have the 45 rpm record that they offered free for sending in a few wrappers. It has instructions on the back of the record sleeve on how to do the Teaberry Shuffle!
...I can remember most of these..! Wow...great video
Teaberry shuffle ad was really big too!
Oscar Robinson Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. The song is 'Mexican Shuffle'
Yeah very funny.
It's been so long since I've seen that brand.
Oscar Robinson How I miss that brand of gum.
Give me these commercials and the old days any day.
I'm surprised that they didn't include the Dunkin donuts commercial
"Time to make the doughnuts"
The Alka Seltzer commercial was the BEST!!! TOO funny!
THE SOAP ONE THO
waterboy I feel too doooow.
That one actually made me laugh
It was almost like watching a porn commercial.
Lol heffoandjuff.
Was just going to say the same.
I love 😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂 all these 🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😭😭😭 comments🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂😭😭😭😭😭😭👍👍👍👍👍👍🥰
They don't make commercials like they used to, these bring back so many memories.
Mel Sharples is that you?! Naw, that's Vic Tayback telling you which brand of pantyhose to wear if you want a successful robbery. Niiice!
KISS MAH GRITS!!
I THOUGHT that was Vic!!!
I was about to ask this! XD
Totally agree, Steve. I was born in 1961 and I miss every one of those days.