80's Commercials Vol. 16
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Its funny to think that an 18 year old who joined the army after watching this commercial would have been eligible for retirement last year.
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That anti cocaine commercial was awesome!
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Ewww grape nuts lol
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I love Kelly LaBrock. Weird Science ruled, baby!
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"If she can't have him, no one else will"? No man is worth it! Cheesy
Karate Kid II-The best KK movie :)
Grape Nuts...hot? I've never tried it...better for the teeth that way I'm sure
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That Volkswagen Scirocco looks pretty cool.
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We got to hear like 5 seconds of it, but MAN to I miss that old Unsolved Mysteries theme!
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I dunno if you remember, but in the 90s there were a LOT of pretty racy anti drug PSAs. The one I remember best (and I only saw it once, it was probably pulled) was a girl giving herself an injection and then falling through the floor. She kept crashing through the floors of the building until she was IMPALED on a giant syringe. It actually made my little sister cry.
Then there was the one with the kid huffing aerosol cans. His room fills up with water and the kid DROWNS.
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I can't stop watching these! Oh the nostalgia!
Does anyone know why Grape nuts was called Grape nuts? I remember reading he label when I was a kid and found absolutely no trace of grapes
1975Zantar 7 months ago
@1975Zantar From Wikipedia:
Grape-Nuts is a breakfast cereal developed by C. W. Post in 1897. Despite its name, the cereal contains neither grapes nor nuts. Mr. Post believed that sucrose (which he called "grape sugar") formed during the baking process. This, combined with the nutty flavor of the cereal, is said to have inspired its name. Another explanation originates from employees at Post, who claim that the cereal got its name due to its resemblance to grape seeds, or grape "nuts."
80sCommercialVault 7 months ago
WTF @ the cocaine commercial? These days if they showed a person sniffing up coke in a commercial, FCC would be all over that!
liteskinnededgal 2 years ago 2
They probably would've back then too, but remember it was just a local ad. And the commercial being for drug rehab probably helped too.
80sCommercialVault 2 years ago
how could Patrick Duffy play on Too Good to be True when he was working for CBS at the time?
jwgreek8606 2 years ago
??? Unless he signed some sort of ultra-exclusive contract, I'm not sure why it would be impossible for him to appear on other networks. According to his IMDB, he also made a TV movie for ABC that same year, and also did a ton of hosting gigs for a variety of specials throughout the 80's...all on different networks.
80sCommercialVault 2 years ago