Fox 25 commercials (February 1991) (Volume 3)

I've made commercial videos in the past, but this is the official installment of my commercial volumes. I'll take you through the journey of 90s commercial from 1991-1996. Here we go.

Here are a string of commercials that aired on Fox 25 in February 91:

1. Saga Genesis (GENESIS DOES!! CLASSIC)
2. Butterfinger (nobody better lay a finger on my Butterfinger)
3. Bic Metal shaver (with Norlon Ryan)
4. Twix
5. US Hot Rod
6. 3 Muskateers chocolate (pretty cool)
7. Rapid Refund H&R Block
8. McCain Boocoo fruit drink
9. Tax Man Income Tax
10. Toyota Value
11. Law Offices of James Sokolove
12. 3 Muskateers chocolate (Big on chocolate)
13. Law Offices of James Sokolove (damn, how much convincing did people need...all these legal commercials making it sound like a cult.)
14. Lacrosse promo (Feat. New England Blazers vs. Philadelphia Wings)
15. Extra Strength Rolaids
16. Mars Milky Way chocolate (cool)
17. Greyhound (less than 30 bucks?...in some places, to travel, you gotta pay way more than that)
18. Messenger of Death (Fox movie at 2)
19. Colortyme (wow..television has come a long way)
20. Paris, Pomeroy & Pomykato Attorneys (all these lawyers, who do I choose?)
21. Monroe
22. Promo for "Number One With A Bullet" (Fox movie at 2)
23. Mix 98.5 FM

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[DanZero77]

The equivalent of those lacrosse ads we had here in NY would be the NY Saints, done the same way as this one!

[jinggo78]

Wow I feel like I went back in time. Thanks for this.

[rebirthoftheflesh]

The classic 3 Muskateers chocolate bromance - a friendship ingrained in America since 1991.

[SoSoPrettyMS21]

Awesome vid!

[RetroForMe]

i had no idea the "nobody better lay a finger on my butterfinger" thing was an old slogan, it makes sense now why they are bringing that slogan back.