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I'm quite struck by young people who say they wished that they grew up back then - I'm really very impressed. They seem to understand the simpler times and how it made for nicer times! Very nice to see!!!
"Impressed", by their Suicidal Tende4ncies, what with all the Asbestos, Toxic everything and Choking Hazards, in the "Good Old Days." Edit: "Tende9cies"
Duck and cover! I've got the Hiroshima Nuke!
When we all played outside
I love how they always show the family...as the family of 4, 1 mother, 1 father, 1 daughter, 1 son. Yup! I like that!
Typical "Masonic/Satanic" Family.
You know whats funny? i was born in 1987...and I feel nostalgic just watching these commercials...i guess its probably because i was raised in a household with morals values and ethics and watching things from a simpler time where people had morals and values is just close to home
Happy 35th., Grandpa and/or Grandma. I know of a few Humans (i guess they are Human, anyway), who possess nothing, in the way of "Morals/Values/Ethics/Empathy." Sucks, to be them. Happy belated New Year, to you and yours.
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I would buy my 11 year old son a Trumpet Bubble Blower in a hot second just to see his reaction.
Man, does this bring back memories. I had a Varoom motor on my bike. Everybody loved it. We spent hours playing operation. That had to be a big money maker.
Even for Hospitals/Morgues, when neglected Children choked to Death on the small, Toxic Parts/Pieces.
I forgot about the Varoom, my brother had one on his bike, what a hoot, lol!
They would pump this stuff on saturday morning during the cartoon hours :). every kid back then got up on saturday to watch cartoons till they had to go thru the saturday chore scene :D
"Chore scene" = "Farting, in the Bathtub, with your Sibling, of the opposite Sex and Exploring each others Body, in as many ways as possible. Twice."
@@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113 haha
Being a kid back then was the best!
Jason Schultz, no gun violence in schools, no gangs, and a kid was safe to walk to school. And no drugs.
Except for a lot of toys back then were made with dangerous chemicals/painted with lead paint or were just plain deadly
that truck is supposed to make that sound? imagine a parent having to deal with that for a month after: "JIMMY! SHUT THAT THING UP BEFORE I DO IT FOR YOU!"
Hahaha!! That was a good one you made me laugh
We had a large backyard and a nice sandbox under a tree. Had a lot of fun.
Somehow the batteries would come up missing.
Even the commercial noise was irritating.
That's why we played outside🤣
Wish we could turn back time
To the good old days
When we buy Mattel,Ideal's toy and machine guns
OMG! I had the Operation game. I loved it. Thanks for posting these. It was a time travel back to the past. :)
Ahh, the good old days, when, as kids, we got toys by sending in box tops....what memories.
Thanks tvdays!
I had 2 or 3 from Cheerios cereal " proof of purchase" nothing like a 7 year old running to our rural mailbox every day to see if it came yet Bombardier pushed the original Sea Doo on cereal boxes in the late 60s. Mine was rubber band powered.
The last commercial was a December 1955 tie-in for Colgate-Palmolive's "Fab" detergent; at the time, Bess Myerson appeared on Colgate's daily game show "THE BIG PAYOFF" (with host Randy Merriman) as model and spokeswoman for the sponsor's products. This ad originally appeared during NBC's Sunday night "COLGATE VARIETY HOUR" {Wendell Niles, announcer}.
I don't know why but it hurts my heart when I realize almost 65% of people back then already...uh..pass away.
And I wish kids these day would play stuffs like this rather than phone and laptop.
Some of those toys such as dump trucks and toy cars would be seen as okay for kids today (just as long as girls are included), but playing as an indigenous culture or gunslingers would not fly.
@@skymaster1221 More like, when you insult an entire minoritized, racial and cultural group of people, that creates problems. To illustrate to portray Black men as rapists, murderers and thieves because they are naturally like that is a harmful stereotype because it dehumanizes them and makes them and otherizes them. This ignores the fact that due to a lack of jobs or proper housing given to African-Americans is why they would do this, and being brought up in a male dominated household.
Then you have the exoticizing of Chinese dragons which appear to be strange to white folk, while ignoring that dragons appear in European culture as well.
I just thought the same as mandr79. When Time Machines are invented, this is where I will go first. Such a great time in life. I can still remember seeing all these commercials on Saturday mornings with my bowl of Frosted Flakes in hand. Just seeing and hearing these bring a large smile to my face. Thanks for the post!
I remember the Operation commercial, with the woman singing "Awwp - err - ayy - SHUNN!" and the girl going "Ha... ha...ha!" at the end.
This brought back a lot of memories but was also a little disconcerting as I realized how much I’ve begun to resemble the patient in Operation.
my brother received several of these.... to this day we laugh about the crazy things we did with them..
pure fun and joy... plus WE USED our IMAGINATION!
We didn't have much toy wise due to finances as kids and had to use our imagination but I always loved to see the commercials. Some toys my Mom wouldn't approve of and they governed how much and what we watched so I didn't see all of these. Miss those days.
I remember when I was a kid and wanted a toy, my father would always say what a bunch of junk it was. Now looking back at these commercials of those toys, now that I'm old, I see how right my father was. They really were a bunch of junk.
These toys together with their original packaging would be worth big bucks today!
Im still in therapy after playing the Operation game.. Damned thing made me a nervous wreck !
The "Vrroom Construction Equipment" toys were probably as loud as the real equipment they were modeled after. Somehow I think the "not included" D batteries disappeared from all these about five minutes after the kids first switched them on.
isnt the 50s and 60,s commercials a real mash, wonderful and beautiful times, of the 20th centary.
I was partly because of these toy commercials that I became a high tech toy developer.
I was a Colorforms freak :)
Me too
I had a Vrooom motor on my bike when I was a kid.
I wonder how many parents were driven crazy by the noise the Varoom dumper uses.
"Fang Bang" (2:30) is a masterpiece! What a bizarre concept.
oh, operation game what a blast, we played that as a kid. i miss those times, growing up and i really never heard of the jolly lolly ice cream, bet it was good.
Fang Bang LOL This has made me laugh all day. So weird. Too bad my kids don't get to have such funny adverts, or interesting toys. All we have today is crap. Really love all these old TV adverts.
Christ, l can still remember some of these commercials almost word for word.
Santa at the end looks like the stuff that nightmares are made of....
If it is and its still in good shape it may be worth some money to a collector. I don't think there are many of those original Red Ryder's around. That was the BB gun Ralphie wanted for Xmas in the Movie "A Christmas Story" :)
Loved those Mattel hot wheels.
Thanks for 2 classic ones! Operation (I still remember it almost word for word btw...except I thought it was "great new" instead of "goofy") and Poppamatic. Also cool to hear the inimitable William Conrad doing VO.
Noticed the patient in OPERATION looks like Moe, of Three Stooges
I remember that commercial for OPERATION. ("The Goofy Game for Dopey Doctors.")
Looks more like Shemp to me.
I know that's William Conrad (TV's "Cannon" ) on the Hot Wheels Ad, but I can't decide if the "Varoom" ad at the beginning is him or Lorne Greene from "Bonanza". Great voices. Deep and convincing. How could a kid NOT bug his parents for these toys?!
If you had the bubbl matic now you would be expelled from school questioned for hours and then arrested.....what a world we live in... :(
Love it..thank you for all the work you are doing...I've been looking for that old pop a matic Trouble commercial for a very long time!
I am currently a prominent neurosurgeon in a major medical facility. When I am confronted with a really difficult case instead of conferring with my colleagues I bring out my Operation game from when I was 8 years old and it usually will give me the answer that I'm looking for.
I bet having that toy prevented the need for medical school. 😂
Evel Knievel! I had the stunt cycle in the mid to late 70s. Hot Wheels! I collected those from the mid 70s to early 80s (I still have them). Operation! I still play it!
Thanks for posting these old commercials.
I remember that commercial for that game Trouble pop a Matic use to be on TV many times in Toronto Ontario Canada
Remember Kaboom it was a sound wave generator turned into a hand held weapon, we had three of them one Christmas drove the folks absolutely nuts in about five minutes, they were loud and I'm sure lots of hearing loss was caused by them. 65-66 maybe? I had a dart gun that could chamber a sharpened pencil and could go through two dry wall, walls and into another room. I also had a thing called a burp gun, it was a fake machine gun, made a pretty loud chatter, scared the shit out of the Gangsters. I had two cap guns that I remember as being as big as a real pistol, and back then caps were loud too. They were getting us ready for war, 😂, they are still getting kids ready for war, just with playstation instead of plastic guns.
Lol true that..I remember
GREAT Post takes me back...THANX!!!!!!
When I was between age 4 and age 10, my family moved once a year 1960-1966. When I see these commercials I remember the house I lived in while pining for the advertised toy. Memory is...I forgot what I was going to write.
Re that Ideal Motorific commercial: That phrase "heavy duty dumper" has a completely different meaning today than it did back in the '60s...
Wow, toy ads were long back then
1:48 "Heavy duty dumper!" Sounds like me after eating at Wendys or Taco Bell ;p
Wow, the Operation box didn't change at all from when I was a kid (Child of the 80s)
5:25 BEST LAUGH EVER! XD
9:0-0 AHH! Scary Santa puppet is scary! O_O
That Gang Bang toy was way ahead of its time!
amazing how back then it was so easy to be entertained because they were truly the front line of the toys I know today some of those toys would be had today :p
My mom and Dad used to beat my ass with the hot wheels track lol
Poor kids today, playing smartphone all day long.
I was reminded just now of my niece...now in her early teens.
I loved my Motorific cars-a big upgrade from Hot Wheels-until I was old enough for slot cars-and Darci was hot-I miss the '70s!
Can I still get my Christmas doll free if I send in the Fab boxtop?? 😎🤗😂😂😂thanks for sharing I enjoyed these! I remember the headache game and the trouble game. I was born in the early 60's👩👸🦸♀️🧚♀️🚵♀️
$1.00!? Wow! My little brother collected Hot Wheels, still has them.
I wonder if anyone who was a kid in those days still have have any of these toys, with all the pieces and original box? I don't mean bought on Ebay but family kept the game and always kept it for the children to keep when they grew up.
the voice for the Varoom Dump Truck ad is William Conrad, Narrator for Rocky and Bullwinkle and TV's "Cannon"....a Quinn Martin production...
Great stuff. It's a wonder the voice-over guy on the Motorific ad.didn't have a heart attack!
Still have my Operations game! Got a new one last year too.
Lol, I had some of those toys. Back when they were American Made.
I DID grow up back then, and I am SO grateful!
Wow, those trucks are really nice.
I think those toys are what the government must be using for those shovel ready projects. It would explain all the hold up.
Some dynamite in that Top Flite Atlas tube and away we go. 😂
Thanks for the video. I had one of those VROOM dump trucks.
I miss those toys.
Geico got me here for the Operation commercial.
That was long ago nice to see ( any who ) anyhow😃🙂
i love how old cap guns are modeled after real guns with no orange tip. its just funny
When I was a little boy my older sister gave me her Darci.
OK...😕
I want all of these.
Popomatic Trouble was called Frustration in the UK in the sixties ,It used to drive you to frustration, Got one for my son in the eighties when he was about 6 used to always end in him taking a wobbler when he was losing, we bought him one for a laugh this christmas he,s 23 now still he does not like playing it.
Ill bet those are still working too!
The Hot Wheels Tune Up Tower, Evel Knievel and Cover Girl Darci ads are actually from the '70s.
Ooh. Bill Conrad (Matt Dillon on radio, Cannon on TV, and narrator for Rocky and Bullwinkle) for the Vrooom Dumpster.
William Conrad narrated both "The Fugitive" and "Rocky and Bullwinkle." Need I say more?
we used to have a central ac frome the 50s lol now i know what it whas like when my parents where a kid lol
all six trucks looked cool
3:31- Kaiser Aluminum was the primary sponsor of "MAVERICK" during its initial seasons on ABC. From time to time, they offered "Maverick" premiums to boys and girls watching, for a dollar and an end flap from a box of Kaiser "Quilted" Foil. This example is from 1958.
OMG, I've been searching for an upload that includes the '60s Operation game commercial, with the Grace Slick-sounding jingle singer, at about 6:00. Thanks for making this fellow Baby Boomer's day! ;)
italoman9 Operation Happy 53rd Anniversary
I want a bubble trumpet 😞
Just what were those "bubble tablets" made of? ⚗️
Send Holly wood 51 no zip code
@@luisreyes1963 soap.
All those toys & games from decades past.
The 1996 movie "Big Bully" also referenced the Evel Knievel action figure & motorbike.
I had one of those rockets you would fill with water, then pump it with a lever. When it took off it was actually dangerous since it went so far. It would land back with a parachute. Problem was finding and recovering it after.
OMG.. I LOVED Trouble...that was one of my favorite games. I still have it !! I have Operation too but not my original one :( Wondering when some of these ads were from. Surprised to see that they're integrated.
i wanted that Evil Kinevil bike so bad back then.
I like the Vrooom trucks and the Maverick kit.
I enjoyed this.
Well, during 10 mn, i have forgotten everything around me !!! I was in 1956, in my lovely house in Australia...Why did my parents returned to France ??? Thanks a lot for your videos.
The little girl on the Maverick commercial looks like Patty McCormick from the movie "The Bad Seed".
@ 3:48 Looks like her, but I don't think it is...one of my favorite movies, btw
Those kids are like 50 or something now
John Newman
no 60 +
John Newman try older
John Newman Don’t you mean old school
49 to 68 currently.
Yes we are 50 or 60 something but some of us still Listen to Iggy Pop haha
All toys still available on EBAY!
wow I cannot believe it lasted that long. I just used Colgate five minutes ago XD
I was on a commercial in I guess around 1969-71.. not sure.. and I could never find it... it did not make it onto TV... it was for a game that did not quite make it.. called Hop-it.. I think it was Hasbro... it had the same german shepard in it that was in the commercial "headache".. it was filmed in New York City...anyway... if anyone can find that.. that would be great! :)
Childhood Memories
@rangeclerk
I was totally thinking the same thing! I would have ripped those batteries out and told my kid to make the "Varoom" noise himself. LOL!
I love playing with dirt too
Wow very convincing Commercials I would buy that stuff damn i had shitty toys as a kid i was born in the wrong decade *tear*
Wonder how safe that rocket toy would be if you pointed it at someones face. lol
Up,up,up ,
And over into the neighbors yard
Yeah, the neighbor with a mean dog