Classic 1960's TV Commercial

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Uploaded by on Nov 1, 2008

Found this, thought it was amusing; decided to share.

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  • That is Lumpy Rusaford's mommie from "Leave it to Beaver" with Jerry Mathers as the Beaver.

  • I'm going to check on that.

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  • Seesh!...I'd hate to see her when she got the check.

  • Thats funny. The scene when she cuts the head of the sculpture with her hat is obviously a reminiscence to a famous scene from James Bond - Goldfinger (1964)

    watch?v=lWHsELrp7HY

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  • awesome!! Time for a proud pickle

  • maybe she was banned from that resteraunt after she ate that jar of pickles

  • Ruth McDevitt as the Kung Fu Dowager. She was in the mid-'60s Western sitcom "Pistols & Petticoats". That show went off the air after one season because the show's star (Ann Sheridan) died in a house fire while the show was on hiatus.

  • Now we know why the restaurant cannot afford crispy Heinz pickles, and keeps buying the cheap soggy ones. With customers like that, their repair costs must certainly be outpacing revenues ...

  • that's HOT

  • WTH?? Imagine what would happen if she got really really mad. This commercial is hilarious.

  • i love it

  • Good point with the hat cutting off the sculpture head. I would've pegged this commercial to be from 1965, so that makes sense with the nod to "Goldfinger."

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