The Skol advert mainly featured Michael Melia (pub landlord in Eastenders for a short time ) and also, I think, one of the men drinking at the bar was Ken Hutchinson of ' Straw Dogs' and ' Murphy's Mob' fame.
At this period there was an agreement where films couldn't be shown on television until they had reach 5 years old. To watch a Bond film back in the day was a major event!
00:00 The Spy Who Loved Me (bumper) 00:05 Michelin - Drive the long runner. 00:37 Shell 01:38 Heineken 01:48 Renault 9 - Car of the Year 1982 - Eight models from £4,100 02:19 Heineken 02:30 Clarks 03:01 Fidgi 03:22 Heineken 03:48 The Spy Who Loved Me (bumper) 03:52 Olskar 04:33 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes 05:04 St Bruno - A real pipe-smoker’s dream. 05:35 Wrangler (What’s going on?) 06:26 Max Factor Colorfast (Fiona Fullerton) 06:57 Remington Air Purifier With Scrub-Aire Filter 07:34 The Spy Who Loved Me (bumper) 07:41 Kraft Cheese Singles - Start Getting Krafty In The Kitchen 08:13 Martini 08:54 American Express 09:25 Clarks Movers. 10:05 The 1982 Fiat Supermirafiori - £5,245 10:47 New Crisp Crunch Crumb 11:22 The Spy Who Loved Me (bumper) 11:31 ICFC (with Richard Griffiths) 12:32 Harveys Bristol Cream 13:02 Colman’s Mustard 13:44 Moulinex 14:14 McEwan's Lager 14:46 Cotton Wool
LOL I had to see if the Wrangler advert was "what's going on" ... and it was! Re the kids feet / Clarks advert: When I was a little kid I remember a machine probably in a clarks shop, that you put your foot in and as I recall stainless steel sides and front would measure your foot dimensions accurately. I hated it, I was scared it would hurt my foot. Did I imagine that?
Edward Judd voicing the Renault 9 advert. Peter Egan the voice of the Clarke's shoes - and an early appearance for Samantha Fox in the Cornflakes advert.
"The new Renault 9 car of the year 1982"? That must have been a lean year. Kenny Everett doing the voiceover for Kraft Cheese Slices? And how on earth did they get permission from Bernie Ecclestone to use the F1 theme music for the Fiat ad? (and did they go out and buy a nearly new Cortina 2.0 GL?) Actually a Cortina/Fiat twin cam hybrid might be quite interesting. Could've been the new Lotus Cortina.
Since the pandemic will end this year. We never have cable like on the UK back in the 80’s here in the Philippines. We have cable back in 1992 but we’re watching direct from the U.S. UK we’re discover it 🙁🙁🙁🙁
Going by that phone at 1m 40sec Scarborough, BUT I have a feeling this might be STV since theirs a McEwans Larger Adverts at 14mins, I dont believe it was popular doon south?
Kleenex Cotton Wool was just the same beauty coil used by hairdressers when giving perms, but in smaller, consumer-friendly packages. It wasn't a success.
Can’t beat a trip down memory lane...
The Skol advert mainly featured Michael Melia (pub landlord in Eastenders for a short time ) and also, I think, one of the men drinking at the bar was Ken Hutchinson of ' Straw Dogs' and ' Murphy's Mob' fame.
Wasn't he also in the sweeney episode "stay lucky eh" ?
@@mellymel245 Ken Hutchison ? Yes, I think he was. He died a year or two ago, God rest his soul.
This was the first time The Spy Who Loved Me had been shown on U.K television, almost five years after it came out!
I remember it, bizarrely
At this period there was an agreement where films couldn't be shown on television until they had reach 5 years old. To watch a Bond film back in the day was a major event!
It was always 5 years for a Bond. My first Bond was For Your Eyes Only in 1986 - 5 years after cinema.
00:00 The Spy Who Loved Me (bumper)
00:05 Michelin - Drive the long runner.
00:37 Shell
01:38 Heineken
01:48 Renault 9 - Car of the Year 1982 - Eight models from £4,100
02:19 Heineken
02:30 Clarks
03:01 Fidgi
03:22 Heineken
03:48 The Spy Who Loved Me (bumper)
03:52 Olskar
04:33 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
05:04 St Bruno - A real pipe-smoker’s dream.
05:35 Wrangler (What’s going on?)
06:26 Max Factor Colorfast (Fiona Fullerton)
06:57 Remington Air Purifier With Scrub-Aire Filter
07:34 The Spy Who Loved Me (bumper)
07:41 Kraft Cheese Singles - Start Getting Krafty In The Kitchen
08:13 Martini
08:54 American Express
09:25 Clarks Movers.
10:05 The 1982 Fiat Supermirafiori - £5,245
10:47 New Crisp Crunch Crumb
11:22 The Spy Who Loved Me (bumper)
11:31 ICFC (with Richard Griffiths)
12:32 Harveys Bristol Cream
13:02 Colman’s Mustard
13:44 Moulinex
14:14 McEwan's Lager
14:46 Cotton Wool
52mpg in 1982!!! Bloody hell, we've gone backwards
LOL I had to see if the Wrangler advert was "what's going on" ... and it was!
Re the kids feet / Clarks advert:
When I was a little kid I remember a machine probably in a clarks shop, that you put your foot in and as I recall stainless steel sides and front would measure your foot dimensions accurately. I hated it, I was scared it would hurt my foot. Did I imagine that?
My how things have changed in the last 40 years
Edward Judd voicing the Renault 9 advert. Peter Egan the voice of the Clarke's shoes - and an early appearance for Samantha Fox in the Cornflakes advert.
I've heard of going the extra mile at work, but she seems to be redefining that. 😂
I'm still not quite getting that Heineken advert even after seeing all parts.
"The new Renault 9 car of the year 1982"? That must have been a lean year.
Kenny Everett doing the voiceover for Kraft Cheese Slices?
And how on earth did they get permission from Bernie Ecclestone to use the F1 theme music for the Fiat ad? (and did they go out and buy a nearly new Cortina 2.0 GL?) Actually a Cortina/Fiat twin cam hybrid might be quite interesting. Could've been the new Lotus Cortina.
Could be wrong but I think this is Tyne Tees Television
Coleman'S Mustard was my favorite!
Since the pandemic will end this year. We never have cable like on the UK back in the 80’s here in the Philippines. We have cable back in 1992 but we’re watching direct from the U.S. UK we’re discover it 🙁🙁🙁🙁
I quite like those Clarker Mover shoes, I think they should be reissued.
2:36 Ah, a child's foot in a vice, something I hoped I'd never see.
I thought it was a blender at first.
The kids of gen.z need their heads put in a vice ..dumbest generation of idiots ever born...
I had a remington air purifier. It released quite a pleasant citrus smell.
Forgot to add the rust to the Fiat.......
London as the strange phone ads kinder gave it away
Whats the dialing phone all about ?
5:35
directet by Godley & Creme
nearly 17 grand for that fiat in today's money??
11:53 Uncle Monty!
Going by that phone at 1m 40sec Scarborough, BUT I have a feeling this might be STV since theirs a McEwans Larger Adverts at 14mins, I dont believe it was popular doon south?
No, 01 was the London code then. 723-0192 was the number.
No southern softies have cheap larger with their jellied eels and mash...eww..
*There's. 🙄
Could this be Granada? as Granada did not do Break bumpers at the time (1982)
You forgot the question mark at the end.
Wrangler advert by Kraftwerk -
Never could get the hang of those stupid rotary phones
"No moutarde?!"
Vernon Durdsley @11:41
His real name was Richard Griffiths (RIP).
Scotland?
Kleenex Cotton Wool was just the same beauty coil used by hairdressers when giving perms, but in smaller, consumer-friendly packages. It wasn't a success.
Wrangler. Thats whats going on.
McEwan's, or continental lager? 🤔
no break bumper rules out lwt
Martini 👅👅
I sure she'll had no permission to o do this it destroying the wildlife eve to y thing left before they dug there 😊