90's Commercials Vol. 241
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- These commercials aired on Nick on August 4th, 1991
1. Coming Up Next...
2. Promo for "Doug" ("Rugrats" and "Ren & Stimpy" also premiered the same night, heralding the age of the Nicktoon)
3. Dino Pebbles Cereal (Post's version of Lucky Charms? Or maybe just Marshmallow Alpha Bits with new shapes?)
4. Bubble Tape (Such a classic)
5. Mitre Street Hot Court Shoes
6. String Racer (Wow, I totally remembered this airing all the time back then and really wanting this thing...for some reason. The shot of them using it with the G.I. JOE action figures in particular really triggered a lot of memories of watching Nickelodeon around this time)
7. Station ID
8. Nick News (I still find it sad that the exterior of Nickelodeon Studios was repainted to look like some sad generic office building: i.imgur.com/3n2vZN1.jpg)
9. Nickelodeon Studios Auditions Tour
10. "Wild & Crazy Kids" Commercial Bumper (So many memories of watching this show as well, I particularly remember the episode where they built sand castles and exploded them)
11. Cocoa Pebbles (With free Bedrock Bendables)
12. AT&T
13. "Wild & Crazy Kids" Commercial Bumper
14. Coming Up Next...
15. Zap! (You can buy Oculus Rift VR headsets for pretty cheap today but back then VR tech was so over hyped. Everyone talked about it as though it would be commonplace tech in only a few years)
16. Sports Illustrated Super Shape-Up Program
17. Fruity Pebbles (8:28 The Flintstones had handheld video games?)
18. TV Spot for "Mystery Date" (I bet Ethan Hawke is glad nobody remembers this one)
19. Station ID (With Doug)
20. Promo for "Mork & Mindy"
21. G.I. JOE Trading Cards (Wow, this is awesome)
22. TV Spot for "Bingo" (A few years ago I found a novelization of this in a box of old books from when I was a kid. I probably bought from the Scholastic catalog they handed out in school. I don't think I ever even saw the movie)
23. Push Up (There's so much Flintstones stuff in this volume! The grape flavor was my favorite)
24. Coming Up Next...
25. Golden Grahams (With free calendar)
26. Levi's Big Jean (Wow! All of this was filmed at The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk in my hometown. As for the product, it seems like these were Levi's first baggy fit jeans)
27. Cheetos (I miss the simplicity of the red bag at 12:45)
28. Station ID
29. "Inspector Gadget" Commercial Bumper
30. Honey Comb
31. Video Treasures: The Jungle Book (14:02 let's fool around in the living room while the kids watch some dumb cartoon and read from a book that is 10 pages long)
32. "Inspector Gadget" Commercial Bumper - Zábava
1991 was a great year for Nickelodeon content. Thank you for this!
The Bubble Tape commercial always reminded me of “You Can’t Do That On Television”.
I got a chance to tour nick studios in Orlando back when it first opened! I saw the set of ‘Clarissa Explains it all’.
Sad that all that is gone now!
I loved early 90s Nickelodeon, especially Doug and the rest of the Nicktoons that came along. Doug was a pretty deep cartoon, looking back at it with the eyes of an adult. Makes me want to go back and watch it again.
Just 7 Days Before The Nicktoons Premieres.
That Bubbletape commercial reminded me why I loved the 90s.
I was born in the wrong time
Wow, Virtual Reality has come a LOOOONG way, huh!?!! ^-^
I agree, the crazy Bubble Tape is a classic "NO WAY JOSE!" XD Such style back then. Those Honey Comb ads are awesome too.
Doug!! It's a great show. Yeah, I think it was technically the very first Nicktoon to air, followed by Rugrats and Ren & Stimpy, in that order. Truly the start of an era!!
I was ten days away from turning ten years old and I vividly remember like 90% of these. I don't think I've thought of that movie "Bingo" in 25 years, but when the trailer starts, I know it beat for beat. The court stenographer barking made me laugh out loud.
Awesome collection here. This is a real treasure. Thank you for preserving!
♡ this group of commercials!
A very Flinstones volume indeed! Yabba Dabba Doo?
That very first promo for Wild & Crazy Kids - we didn't even see those scenes in the original show!
I watched the Nicktoons premiere on August 11! I remember an almost 2 minute long version of the Levis Big Jean ad on in between two of the shows.
The good days of Nickelodeon.
That String Racer toy looks like the kind of toy that you would only play with for a few minutes until you get bored with it and leave it in a random place in your house.
The marshmallows in the Dino Pebbles cereal were always hard as rocks. Plus the music in the commercial always reminds me of Dr. Mario for some reason!
God, I loved the early 90s. It was a new decade off on it's own way, but with some of them 80s feels bleedin' over (they'd be gone by 93).
Inspector Gadget and Looney Tunes was a great way to finish watching Nickelodeon before it switched over to nick at nite.
I remember every single one of these. Fabulous memories!!
1:24 - My school bus driver at this time was none of those things. She was, however, deaf I believe. Kids would pull a cord that would ring a bell, signaling they wanted to be let off, and she would just keep on driving. Kids on the bus would be screaming for her to stop. She would sometimes drive for a good 2 or 3 minutes, missing one stop after another, and a growing chorus of kids screaming at her to let them off, and she would not acknowledge them.
I eventually realized it was better just to ride a bike or walk home in all weather, even though it was a good 45 minutes to get home by these ways. As for my Principal...I don't know, I was never sent to his office. I like to believe he could rap, though.
I loved the Doug show.
indeed I remember VR's humble beginnings... I got to try a couple of the 'Virtuality' games that were out back in the mid 90s.... 'Dactyl nightmare' was my first and it blew my mind at the time, primitive graphics and all! I believe 'zone hunter' was the second and what stood out to me on that one, was I remember the headsets were also equipped with microphones so you and the other players acted as a team running and shooting!
Heartbreaking
Seriously though. Every year the 90's become more and more alien looking. Placing myself back in this space is so strange...im getting old.
Distorto Manipulo just imagine 20 years down the road watching it. Gonna be a real trip
@@dreydenransom2313 While we're kids certain areas of the brain work differently than when we're adults. The default mode network among children is less active over all. but in adults it's much more active. Stress and all makes the default mode network much more activated than it should be and thus, re-stimulating the areas of the brain and reducing activity in the areas of the default mode network feels quite strange due to habit.
That Flintstones commercial TOTALLY called mobile games like Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja! That's crazy!
??? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy
Oh yeah I know it looks like a Gameboy. The fruit game on it is eerily like current phone games people get obsessed with haha :)
I wonder why Barney couldn't just buy his own cereal?
yesssss more nick commercials
2:28 String racers were amazing... but half of playing with them was spent untangling the strings.
I miss Bubble Tape....and when I visited the U.S I was watching the Disney version of Doug (year 2000)
Bubble tape is still a thing though...
Back when Nick was awesome
I miss those days
6:16 What in the time traveling is going on?
and now we can do it better with our phones.
Those Dino pebbles were the bomb! I loved that cereal I wish they still made it like that.
am I the only one thinking they spoiled the movie to Bingo (1991) in this tv spot?!
Friggin AT&T! Come back for free now! As if folks didnt just finally get the chance to use another company bc they were forced to stop monopolizing the market!
ever stop to think that all the kids in these commercials are all now in their 30s with kids and hate life and all wish they could go back when shit wasnt so crazy and like was just about getting home from school and watching some nick.
Malinko WGE more then you know 😥 I'm 35
@Bren Williams where the hell did our life go
36 😭😭😭
It's actually because we're living in a way we did not evolve for-that goes against our biology. Work, high stress, competition, consumerism, being forced to go to bed when we're not tired and get up when we haven't had enough rest, being made to act a certain way, negative reinforcement, too much negativity on the news, and all of the other bad habits society teaches us to just accept as "normal human nature." All of this arose after the advent of agriculture and is in no way a part of our true nature as a species. Thus the default mode network becomes too active and results in depression and other mental disorders-not due to the nature of humans-but because of the environment. So we want to get back to a time where the default mode network wasn't so active-our childhoods. If we were not raised in such an environment of today we'd be much happier-as if we never got older.
5:28 The kid yawned in an AT&T commercial! XD
I like Disney's Jungle Book better, and the Honeycomb commercial is a huge ear-worm!
I wish I was born in the 90s
It’s not easy... bein’ cheesy
Nick Studios auditions-was this for the channel's planned answer to the Mickey Mouse Club?
Zap-this failed just like Nintendo's Virtual Boy would later on..
Mystery Date-thankfully this movie didnt pre-date The Crying Game by three years lol
VR looked better back then lol
Wait a minute, there was VR back then?!?!
It was in a very early prototype/conceptual stage, and this is well before video games with full 3D/polygonal graphics even existed on the market
Yeah, I used it at the mall, just remember shooting aliens, i was blown away.
Push-up pops!!
Barney was never a true friend.
I generally avoid 90s commercials. BUT... this is early 90s.