The reason why Snorks NBC bumpers are so rare is pretty simple: In 1985-86, they were on at 7:30 AM in the morning. I know this, because in my phone I actually have a DC comics ad of NBC's 1985 Saturday Morning Lineup uploaded which list the Snorks as on first thing in the morning. BTW, is it okay to fav this?
That excitement to wake up early saturday mornings to catch a new episode of your favorite cartoon is now gone thanks to the internet and cartoon network
Among the list of names who voiced The Snorks: Nancy Cartwright (who later voiced Bart Simpson) and Jean Vander Pyl, who voiced Wilma Flintstone in the 1960s. Wow. Just wow.
PB&J Pop Tarts sounds like it might actually be good. I wonder if they still make those. I haven't bought Pop Tarts in years because they taste like sugary sugar with sugar on top now that I'm an adult...
@jmkenned He was on the NBC series "Riptide" when this aired. The "One To Grow On" spots featured NBC personalities, not necessarily well-known or bankable celebrities.
I remember Slush Puppies, I wish they still had those in the stores. Plus, that's Casey Kasem v/o the bumpers for "The Snorks" and "The Adventures of Gummi Bears"
Michigan couldn't come up with a better one than " U R IT "? I like those 1-620,000 odds too
Seeing evil girls on Saturday morning ads? Preposterous? Almost as far out as PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY POP TARTS
DanZero77 3 months ago
The Snorks and Smurfs airs Saturday & Sunday mornings on the Boomerang network.
gothamknight100 4 months ago
Every time I see the Happy Pals, I keep thinking of Aqua Teen Hunger force :P
SuperIllogical 4 months ago
The reason why Snorks NBC bumpers are so rare is pretty simple: In 1985-86, they were on at 7:30 AM in the morning. I know this, because in my phone I actually have a DC comics ad of NBC's 1985 Saturday Morning Lineup uploaded which list the Snorks as on first thing in the morning. BTW, is it okay to fav this?
Tornado1994 5 months ago
That excitement to wake up early saturday mornings to catch a new episode of your favorite cartoon is now gone thanks to the internet and cartoon network
junkyturd 7 months ago 2
Among the list of names who voiced The Snorks: Nancy Cartwright (who later voiced Bart Simpson) and Jean Vander Pyl, who voiced Wilma Flintstone in the 1960s. Wow. Just wow.
Jeff98177 7 months ago
WOAH, Gospel Girl in that "One To Grow On" is kind of a anti-Semite!
holbrooke7 7 months ago
PB&J Pop Tarts sounds like it might actually be good. I wonder if they still make those. I haven't bought Pop Tarts in years because they taste like sugary sugar with sugar on top now that I'm an adult...
skystarless 7 months ago
I completely forgot about slush puppy, we had one in our middle school
it was always more water than ice with a squirt of juice but it was awesome
it might have been the way the old guy made them.
orion5175 7 months ago
My fave Slush Puppy flavor was "Bahama Mama." Mmm, sugar rush...
blugreen123 7 months ago
I remember those McDonald's pails well. They were good toys for the sandbox & the beach
that Pop Tarts ad was amazing
I want a Princess Of Power! They looked pretty cool.
blugreen123 7 months ago
The kid in the cereal commcercial at 2:15 was in an episode of The Golden Girls.
Koide9 7 months ago
90210 David Silver sighting at 6:34
scalabrine24 7 months ago
I remember the summer of 1986 (actually it's the very first one I can remember clearly). Great time to be a kid.
WebsterJake 7 months ago 2
Who the hell is Thom Bray?
jmkenned 7 months ago
@jmkenned He was on the NBC series "Riptide" when this aired. The "One To Grow On" spots featured NBC personalities, not necessarily well-known or bankable celebrities.
80sCommercialVault 7 months ago
4:30 - the Hanna-Barbera bump is symbolic of my childhood during Saturday Mornings!
m3trooper 7 months ago
Those mini license plates were the shit.
zappandroger 7 months ago
I remember Slush Puppies, I wish they still had those in the stores. Plus, that's Casey Kasem v/o the bumpers for "The Snorks" and "The Adventures of Gummi Bears"
usa02 7 months ago 2
@usa02 I thought they still had them. I'm pretty sure they still have them in some Wisconsin Gas Stations.
BrettFavre107 7 months ago
Aww Brian Austin Green how cute!
y0itzASH 7 months ago
I was born 4 days prior to when this aired!
kc86er 7 months ago
Whoa wait, I can't ride Texas Tornado for 9.50, but then they tell me how cool it is. Damn them!
BanzaiM50 7 months ago
I like to google addresses in these old commercials to see if the stores still exist. The boots and jeans stores seems to be gone :(
Chad9976 7 months ago 7
@Chad9976 Google 2225 S. Georgia in Amarillo. Looks like they are still in business selling boots n' jeans after all.
violetzebras 7 months ago
I had that Crystal Swift Wing. Oh, the hours of fun I had on my front porch, playing with my She-Ra dolls.
Jukesette 7 months ago
Brian Green I LOVE him! I also love it when you post mid-80's Saturday morning cartoons...Thanks :-)
MsFarzee 7 months ago
I will confirm the awesomeness of the villainess girl in the Princess of Power commercial.
troodon311 7 months ago 7
put a smile on....cuz i'm not loving it, mcdonalds
GRaffPictures 7 months ago 2
The girl in the 1st McD's Happy Pails commercial looks like Elisabeth Harnois.
Honeycomb sure did those license plates for a long time - I got one in '91.
darksilverdreams 7 months ago
June 7, 1986 was my 4th birthday. So thanks for uploading these!
feverspell 7 months ago 3