UK Television Adverts from April 1994
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- Maxwell House
KFC
Marmite
Janet Frazer
Pampers Baby Dry
Whiskas Select Cuts
BT - The New Daytime Rates
Peugeot 106 - Leave It All Behind
Nestle Clusters
Sainsbury's - Everyone's Favourite Ingredient
Post Office - Part Of Everyday Life
Plan International UK
Heineken Export - Stephen Fry
Coca Cola
Clorets - Hale and Pace
Hotpoint Washing Machine
Kleenex Huggies
Shell - You Can tell when it's Shell
Abbey National - Richard Wilson
Heineken
British Gas - Harry Enfield
Mastercard Access
Post Office - Part Of Everyday Life
Audi
Janet Frazer
Orignal Alpen
Sun Valley - Where only the best will doodle-do
Max Factor International
Nurofen
Tampax
Jif
Slim-Fast - Розваги
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I'm just a random American dude who decided to see what UK commercials (as we call them) were like in the 90s. It was a neat surprise to see Ann Jillian, who acted in the American sitcom It's a Living. :D
I think British and American culture is a lot more entwined than people think.
@@kellie5476 True, true. I don't know if I knew this when I posted that, but one of my favorite game shows was Greed. I found out there was a British version, and watched an episode of it on UA-cam. When Jerry Springer walked out, I was like, "What the heck? Do the contestants lunge at each other?" Haha. I didn't even know he was British born.
which ad is she featured in ?
I was 11...great days..summer holidays 1994.."THOSE WERE THE BEST DAYS OF MY LIFE!, THE SUMMER OF 94! YEAHHYYEAAH!" Summer off 99 rocked too.
USA94 Shame England wasn't there.
Same. 1994 and 99 were the best years of my young life too 😊
Same. Good time, I can hear The Sign by Ace of Base playing
Thankyou for the great memories, takes ma back to my nanas house. Both happy & sad memoried RIP
there is no point going back to your nannas house as she is not there anymore ?
Stephen Fry is a bar steward, a highly intelligent bar steward.
Precisely-Good man,BAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!
I just want to go back to the 90s 💖
Doesn’t *everyone*? (let alone back to the 80s and early 2000s)
Interesting to remember that there were only 2 commercial channels until 1997, so every one of these adverts would have been on either ITV or Channel 4.
@Kevin Aikman Hardly anyone had cable TV in the UK in 1994.
Lots had sky. They didn't even lay the cables for cable TV round our way until 1996.
The only thing missing for me is "Nothing works as hard as
..Right Guard" and "With Crisp n Dry the food stays chrisp and dry".
Brilliant nostalgia ❤
The month before I was born. Still very good to see, shame everything these days feels a bit more financially driven and soulless.
Life was best in the 80s and early 90s. Things started to go wrong in about 1995 (when I was 16 incidentally).
Me too m8, I would have been 4 months old :) and yes these days have changed soo much!
And woke
Good year 1994
Picked up my brand new VW Passat 2.0GL automatic
loaded with standard kit back then
Twin airbags
ABS
Powered steering
Electric windows x4
Electric tilt and slide sunroof
Electric heated mirrors
Remote Central Locking
Air conditioning
CD Auto changer
Luxury valour seats.
Front & Rear fog lights
Best car I ever had.
It was a good year for me too, as I was born in early May of that year.
were you selling vacuum cleaners?
It was a good year for me too. I had my first wank.
@@Spoonbill_88 congratulations🏆
@@Spoonbill_88 Pamela Anderson by any chance?
I'm still sponsoring one of those Chiddren he's 48.
How much better was this era? No stupid devisive identitarian agendas on social media, a landline phone was used with a purpose and why did people in their garish red lipstick and 90s bobs just seem happier? Probably didn't have an enormous mortgage to live in a tiny house like me either
God I remember most of these. I was 17-18 in 94. Mad.
Agents of Rush i was 7 or 8 in 94 lol you must be 40 lol
Same age as me lol..1993-1997 were my golden years 🤣
@@Jimbo-gi7xn Good times :D
I was 9-10 in Year 5
Same 17/18 leaving school, so much energy, most powerful year of my life.
Adverts were more entertaining than the programmes themselves back then.
80s/90s - the days when KFC tasted good
100%. I remember our dad used to bring it home now and again after being out and the taste was tremendous. Like so many other foods, the taste has gone massively downhill since then.
People used to queue two blocks away for it then. Opened 'til midnight at least.
Good times 🤤
Teenage years 😐 went in a flash I wasn't 17 for long 😄🥸🎤👍🤨
£2.99!!! WTF!?
5:59 "Drink it. Don't spit it out!" 😂
amazing selection of adverts., thank you
I can't believe it's been thirty years already. Where has the time gone?
17:00 I saw 'Tampax United' Play once. They were bleeding awful.....
I’ll have it 😂😂😂
Lots of memories unlocked here. I was 12 in April 1994
If Stephen fry isnt in the ad he's doing voice-over lol
Aw I was born in 1994 😍😍😍 can't believe I'm 28 ... Time flies x
So many points I would like to make but having Belinda Carlisle as the theme tune for Peugeot was genius. And like so many foods, KFC recipe tasted so much better back then vs now. Our dad used to bring KFC home after being out and we were super excited.. If he did that now, I wouldn't eat it lol
Julie Graham in the Peugeot ad
Lots of memories
That Heineken advert was so funny 😂
9:29 I have that very Chuck Berry 7" disc in my record collection!
The year I left school, the month I started learning drums and bought first kit and the month I got with my first girlfriend. We were together for two beautiful weeks! I partly blame the demise of our relationship on her Rock idol shooting himself. 🤦♂️
26 years later and kids in the 3rd world are still starving
Kids in the 3rd world will always be starving it is made to be that way otherwise it would be resolved by now. Plus, not much better here when working adults working 12 jobs still have to visit a food banks.
I'm still sponsoring one of those Chiddren he's 48!
Because many of the governments over there are corrupt and the charity's get the lion share of the profits.The money gets water down so much. That the people who need the help, only get a little to help them. If that at all.
Doesn't help that many of the poorer countries are in debt to wealthy foreign countries also. Due aid to help with infrastructure or war. I don't bother anymore. It's a scam.
I remember most of these, but I have no recollection of them using Dr Alban for the Tampax advert. 😑
dr alban got the women needing tampons
They Krays one was great.
Stephen Fry was very handsome back then! Michael Aspel advertising for neglected children! Hmm...
Wonder if the mizbitz commercial will ever appear on youtube? the one with the kid who bit into a biscuit/cookie and made things disappear when advertising the actual product!
wow, when white people were still in adverts
KFC music 0:30 by Herbie Hancock I believe... anyone know the name of the piece?
James Burke Yep. Cantaloupe Island.
psifla you’re right but it was a remix by Us3 called Cantaloop.
I was 15
Wow what memories!
Looks and sounds like David Walliams in that Post Office advert! Can anyone confirm? (Didn't know who he was then, but seems defo seems like it is him!)
11:41 Harry Enfield!
ONLYYYY MEEEE
I know who that actor is at 10:55. Michael Lerner known for roles in Godzilla, Escape form Absolom and X-Men: Days of Future Past.
11:29 LOL You shouldn't drink and play a tune on a harmonica.
11:41 - ONLYYYY MEEEEE
Wonder how access and money are doing now
The bank cards?
I always thought harry was delboy 😂
KFC is horrible and the chickens lived their entire life cooped up in battery cages. I would take fish and
chips over KFC any day, I like fish and chips it's one of my favorite takeaway meals you can't beat it. I also
don't like marmite it's honestly vile. I had marmite on toast once and I puked. But the marmite advert introduced
me to Low rider by war.
Whos the woman in the BG ad ?