90's Commercials Vol. 464
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- These commercials aired on FOX in the fall of 1992
1. "Woops!" Commercial Bumper (Brought to you by Geo Prizm. Commercials starting here aired on 11/8/92)
2. Geo Prizm
3. Degree Antiperspirant
4. McDonald's Big Mac Extra Value Meal
5. Promo for "Beverly Hills, 90210"
6. Red Lobster
7. Pepsi (With the Alien. Most likely made to promote Alien 3, which was released earlier that year)
8. Ultra Tide with Bleach
9. Little Caesars
10. Promo for "The Simpsons"
11. L'Oréal Permavive Technicare
12. McDonald's Big Mac Extra Value Meal
13. Pull-Ups
14. AIDS PSA
15. "Woops!" Commercial Bumper (Brought to you by Red Lobster. Commercials starting here aired on 11/15/92)
16. Red Lobster
17. Geo Prizm
18. Promo for "Die Hard"
19. Suave Foaming Face Wash
20. Pontiac Grand Am
21. Pert Plus Extra Conditioning
22. Promo for "The Simpsons" (Promoting the now classic episode "Mr. Plow")
23. Cover Girl Clean Make-up (With Niki Taylor)
24. Saturn
25. L'eggs Classics
26. Hershey's Cocoa
27. Points Of Light Foundation PSA
28. "Woops!" End Credits
29. McDonald's (Commercials starting here aired on 11/22/92)
30. Robitussin Cough Drops
31. Creast Neat Squeeze Toothpaste
32. Promo for "Beverly Hills, 90210"
33. TV Spot for "The Distinguished Gentleman"
34. Instant Cream Of Wheat
35. Lubriderm Lotion
36. Promo for "The Simpsons"
37. Anacin Maximum Strength Gel Caplets
38. Geo Prizm
39. L'eggs Everyday
40. Tostitos
41. AIDS PSA
42. "Woops!" End Credits
43. "Woops!" Commercial Bumper (Brought to you by McDonald's. Commercials starting here aired on 12/6/92)
44. McDonald's Holiday Film Festival (Featuring "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels", "Babes In Toyland" and "Dances With Wolves")
45. Pontiac Grand Am
46. Alka-Seltzer
47. Degree Antiperspirant
48. Sony
49. First Response Pregnancy Test
50. Promo for "Billboard 1992 Music Awards"
51. Fox Station ID
52. VCR Plus (This was a feature on many VCR's that allowed specific shows to be recorded when they aired by entering a code found in TV Guide or newspaper listings. I honestly wish I had known about this feature back then, as I'm fairly certain that my Panasonic VCR in the late 90's supported it. Oh well, I actually knew how to set the timer)
53. Old Spice
54. McDonald's Holiday Film Festival (I remember seeing that exact VHS copy of "Babes In Toyland" secondhand at many places, it makes sense now that it was a cheap McDonald's tape that many people owned)
55. "Woops!" End Credits
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For some reason commercials and films around 1988-1992 had this distinct feel to them that makes me comfortable. I love that short era for films. The cinematography has that warm feel to it.
My grandma had a Geo Metro in the 90s. The AC broke fairly early and she didn’t do anything to get it fixed. I also remember it having poor acceleration.
Looking back, I can totally relate to that episode of the Simpsons when Homer was chasing Ned Flanders a la Terminator 2 and Ned explained, “I can’t go any faster. It’s a Geo!”
Love that episode. And yes because of it that’s how I remember those cars.
6:05 - "Are you drinking 10 glasses of water a day?" Lady, if she was, you'd know, because she'd be running to pee every five minutes...
16:12 - Babes in Toyland, with a pre-fame Keanu Reeves, Drew Barrymore at the height of her preteen addiction years, and Pat Morita, probably wishing he spent his Karate Kid money better.
All these ads from the end of 1992 are hitting me right in the feels. Between the $2.99 Big Mac deal, the promos for classic season 4 Simpsons episodes and the fact that I'd be getting a lot of SNES games for my birthday in December and for Christmas!
1:53 - If Ripley knew about this, countless lives could have been saved...
I didn't know xenomorphs drink Pepsi.
11:20 - Wait, you're telling me that the Crest Neat Squeeze toothpaste is filled with Crest? You're blowing my mind, man.
I'm surprised that at the height of Nintendo's popularity in the 80s that McDonald's didn't have a "Little Mac" deal, with Mike Tyson as the spokesperson.
Also, I don't recall ever seeing this "Pepsi / Alien" commercial before now?!? If I did, it's not hitting my memory. I'm just....shocked they would use one of the most iconic Hollywood monsters to sell soda.
Wow! $2.99 for a Big Mac meal will never be seen again 😢
I love the thumbnail image for this video
Wow... I forgot about VCR Plus
I swear I can hear Captain Falcon in that leggs commercial lol.
I watched Fox during this period. I remember seeing promos for "Woops" and I believe I watched the first episode. Didn't watch the rest (also, that Fall I was more into Fox Kids - especially "Batman the Animated Series"). I think "Woops" got rejected so hard because there wasn't a market for "post-apocalypse" satire, because in 1992 we had just won the Cold War. The Soviet Union had collapsed a year prior, and that brought on this feeeling of "we achieved world peace!" that was prevalent in the 90's. So a TV show set after a nuclear holocaust wasn't going to cut it. Maybe such a concept for a show would've worked around 1975....
Never knew about that VCR Plus thing...
Beverly Hills 90210-thankfully Brenda and Kelly didn't start throwing hands in that restaurant
Pepsi-Weyland Yutani would like a word with those two
Die Hard-Just in time for the holidays
The Simpsons-Homer should bring back his Mr Plow persona
Points Of Life Foundation-guy was wondering"Where did i go wrong..?"
The Distinguished Gentleman-"READ. MY. LIPS!!!"
The thumbnail makes me hungry!
Saturn was marketed well. The big deal about it was that it was an American plant outside of Michigan, in Tennessee. Now there are auto plants all over the southeast and the rest of the country. I remember how that Saturn commercial (and probably some others) had a corresponding print ad. There is an article in Tampa Bay Times about that Robin Millage in the commercial and how she received a lot of letters from fans.
Is that Laura Linney in the Suave commercial?
Nope
I can remember seeing a few episodes of Whoops! back in the day. Yeah, it definitely didn't look like the kind of show that would last long, people seem to prefer their post-apocalyptic shows to be dramas a la Walking Dead, and the comedy wasn't that great. I can remember VCR Plus too, the TV Guide even had codes next to shows for people to type in to record the programs. If you knew how to use it, it was just as effective for programming recording as using the menu.