Central Adverts & Continuity | Boxing Day 1992

Adverts broadcast during Robin Hood:
Do It All
Midland Bank
Naked Gun 2 1/2 (on video)
News of the World
Nescafé Gold Blend
Uniroyal
Cooke & Son
B&Q
House of Fraser
Magnet
Lemsip Night Time
The Mail on Sunday
McVitie's Jaffa Cakes
Pampers
Woolworths
B&Q
Endcap: A Central Presentation
Trail: Warlords of Atlantis
Next: The Sword in the Stone
Adverts:
MFI
Halls Mentholyptus
Daily / Sunday Express
Kodak Photo CD
Do It All
Swithland Motors
WM Holidays
Rennie
Paul Eyre Carpets
Trail: Christmas Sunday
Trail: Arthur 2 On The Rocks
Central ident into The Sword in the Stone
Adverts:
MFI
Tesco
The Mail on Sunday
Texas Homecare
Burger King
Allied
Lunn Poly
Cole's
B&Q
Burger King
Central England Ford Dealers
Enterprise
DFS
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (at cinemas)
The People
Debenhams
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B&Q

[@FranzSanchez-ky9up]

Anyone remember what that "iris" commercial was all about? Ambiguous teasers for future ad campaigns seemed to be all the rage at the time.

[@Blissful690UK]

It's a teaser for Mitsubishi TV & Video.

[@FranzSanchez-ky9up]

Thanks.

[@twoheadedthingies5000]

I remember another one of those that kept flashing up "Wild heart" or something, don't think I ever found out what it was.

[@ifaiful]

Huh? I thought bupa. Was on bfg 91 too.

[@w00df0rd]

15:12 - Ben Chaplin is a great actor

[@ifaiful]

Ads were similar to lwt on same day.

[@clarec4299]

The Pampers ad...all shades of wrong 😱

[@madmurdock100]

Why is it wrong?

[@marnanel]

Here's the thing. Everyone is worried these days about protecting kids, and rightly so. But one side-effect is that people who aren't going to hurt kids, like you, see a video which includes some babies' bottoms and think of it in terms of sex-- it's not arousing, but it's sexual, and you're concerned that sexual stuff involving kids went out on TV. But in the 1980s, most people didn't see babies and think about sex: it's an advert for nappies, so of course it has babies' bottoms in it.