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70's Commercials Vol. 90
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2023
- These commercials aired on ABC on April 1st, 1979
1. KABC Eyewitness News Bumper
2. The ABC Sunday Night Movie Intro: "From Russia With Love"
3. Bufferin
4. Windex
5. Goodyear Tiempo Tires (With TV weathercaster Gail Janus)
6. McDonald's
7. The ABC Sunday Night Movie Commercial Bumper
8. Colony Chilled Light Burgundy
9. Campbell's Soup For One
10. International Harvester Scout (A 4WD off road vehicle produced by International Harvester from 1961-1980)
11. Polaroid (With James Garner and Mariette Hartley)
12. Pabst Beer
13. Singer Sewing Machine
14. Promo for "Salvage 1" and "How The West Was Won"
15. The ABC Sunday Night Movie Commercial Bumper
16. Honda Prelude
17. Cover Girl Clean Makeup by Noxzema (With Cheryl Tiegs)
18. Kentucky Fried Chicken
19. The ABC Sunday Night Movie Commercial Bumper
20. Promo for "Laverne & Shirley"
21. Pepsi (First utilized by Pepsi in 1975, this marketing campaign eventually caused Coca Cola to formulate New Coke)
22. Security Pacific Bank (It's almost as if these random people on the street that he's talking to are professional actors...)
23. KABC Eyewitness News Bumper (The "nuclear accident" referenced was the one at Three Mile Island, which started only four days prior en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_M...)
24. The ABC Sunday Night Movie Commercial Bumper
25. Stayfree Super Maxi Pads
26. Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme
27. Anacin
28. Woolite
29. Promo for "Three's Company", "Taxi", "The Ropers" and "13 Queens Boulevard" (The last show was a mid-season replacement that only lasted for 9 episodes)
30. BF Goodrich (Looks like the tire wars are heating up)
31. Promo for "The Champ" (Started out with modest box office returns but went on to become MGM's biggest hit in 14 years)
32. Miller High Life
33. 1979 Volkswagen Rabbit
34. The ABC Sunday Night Movie Commercial Bumper
35. Promo for "Laverne & Shirley"
36. Knudsen Yogurt
37. TWA
38. KABC Eyewitness News Bumper
39. The ABC Sunday Night Movie Commercial Bumpers
40. Fiat Strada
41. Swanson Take-Out Chicken
42. Promo for "The Mackenzies Of Paradise Cove", "Charlie's Angels" and "Vegas"
43. Promo for "World News Tonight" (The public freakout over Three Mile Island caused the U.S. to move away from nuclear power plants, delaying the inevitable move away from fossil fuels for decades. The first nuclear power plant authorized to be built in the U.S. following the TMI incident was in 2012)
44. The ABC Sunday Night Movie Commercial Bumper
45. "From Russia With Love" End Credits
Swanson Take Out Chicken…Shots fired at the Colonel!!
My grandparents were about my age that I am now when these aired…😳
2:43 - Has anyone who ever worked at McDonald’s ever taken as much pride in their work as this guy seems to?
Yes
Who would have though that the Cutlass Supreme and Calais would live on with the lowrider community.
1:11 and 11:15--Ah, the aspirin/pain reliever wars of the 70's!
2:42--McDonald's had some great commercials even before their classic jingles "You deserve a break today" and "It's a good time for the great taste of McDonald's."
4:20--Wow; I don't remember International Harvester producing an SUV-type vehicle (though I do remember riding an IH school bus).
6:20--My father really liked that "How the West Was Won" series.
8:21--A great, largely forgotten KFC jingle.
9:01 and 14:57--Laverne and Shirley is a true classic. It sometimes resurfaces on the retro network MeTV.
9:06--They had cola wars back then too! I can see how this would have led to the New Coke fiasco a few years later.
11:46--This may be one of the catchiest jingles ever for a laundry product.
12:16--I always thought The Ropers wasn't half bad, despite making many of the "worst shows of all time" lists. It has resurfaced on the retro network Antenna TV from time to time, usually paired with its parent series.
13:17--A very young Ricky Schroder, who would go on to star in the show "Silver Spoons" a few years later.
13:48--The Miller beer jingle is a classic.
16:31--The music in the Fiat Strada commercial is Giuseppe Verdi's "Triumphal March" from the opera "Aida."
17:01--Swanson pretty much invented frozen meals, but with the exception of pot pies, that brand has pretty much disappeared.
International had pickups too until some weird government shit In 1979 or something afaik
@4:22 commercial #10 stars Rick Hurst aka Deputy Cletus Hogg from The Dukes of Hazzard.
0:01 - Only in the 70s could that guy on the right wear a polka dot bow tie, and not lose his dignity.
Loved these videos
Colony Chilled Light Burgundy- The glasses that the man in the white apron is wearing in this commercial looks just like Harry Potter's.
Campbell's Soup For One- Considering nowadays that soup cans are so small, that, they could feed just one person, the cans of soup in this commercial look so small, that, the serving size would be more like a snack than a meal.
From Russia With Love-IMO one of the best Connery Bond era films
International Harvester Scout-the couple later challenged them to a off-road race
Salvage 1-ABC should make a gritty reboot of this,along the lines of"For All Mankind"
How The West Was Won-barging through the door of someone wielding a shotgun was a bad idea
The Ropers-still think they shouldve went back to Three's Company after their spinoff was cancelled
BF Goodrich-ill advised way to avoid a speeding ticket-just point up and say "look..the Goodrich blimp!!"
The Champ-ending gets me every time..
Miller High Life-the start of this ad looked like a prequel to Backdraft
The Mackenzies Of Paradise Cove-"..and the way how you can prove it? Don't invite any undesirables to the luau!"
Vegas-any trap involving the Landers sisters might not be deadly 😆
Kentucky Fried Chicken THEN NOW KFC...
KFC has gotten better in taste.
22 - I think that dude with the mic reminds me of Bob Hilton; remembered more as announcer than host, though he did emcee early episodes of the Dick Clark produced 1990 version of Monty Hall's Let's Make a Deal.
It is Bob Hilton, who did have on camera experience nationally in 1977-78 as the host of the revival of Truth or Consequences. Barker could not return because he was called to replace Dennis James on the weekly syndicated Price is Right.
@@zachhoran That went past the Pilot stage?
YT was lucky Wink Martindale posted said Pilot on his channel not too long ago!
@@JFD62780 Bob Hilton hosted a weekly syndicated version of Truth or Consequences in 1977-78.
Bob Hilton also did announcing work on The Price Is Right after the passing of Johnny Olson!
Honda Prelude...why make the commercial so dark that you almost can't see the car?
They were trying to appeal to night driving. Honda had a reputation as a popular choice even then iir.
@@HawtMessMama That makes sense.
Not only were the tire wars heating up but later on so were the European hatchback imports!
But what in the heck is LEMON yogurt?!
Yogurt that tastes like lemon. Just like strawberry yogurt is yogurt that tastes like strawberries.
@@feverspell Yeah I just never heard of such a thing, not even today! I can't imagine how good it would be.
@@DanZero77 It's pretty good! I eat the brand by oikos and it's very tart and delicious!