OLD COMMERCIALS #2 (the 70's)
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- @0:00 Charmin Bathroom Tissue @1:00 Creepy Crawlers @1:29 Bounty Paper Towels (with Nancy Walker) @1:58 Right Guard @2:28 American Tourister Luggage @2:57 Jordache Jeans @3:27 Frisbee @3:57 Plymouth Duster @4:56 BIC Banana Ink Crayons (with Charles Nelson Reilly) @5:25 9-Lives Cat Food (with Morris the Cat) @5:55 Dippity-Do @6:24 Chrysler Cordoba (with Ricardo Montalban) @7:23 Chiffon Margarine @7:53 Comet Cleanser (with Louise Lasser) @8:21 Bounce Fabric Softener (with Robert Guillaume) @8:50 Star-Kist Tuna @9:20 Life Cereal ("Hey Mikey!")
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45 yrs later & I still think of that slogan every time I see Charmin..
Charmin today's commercials suck. Can't stand those bears.
The voices of Charles Nelson Riley and Paul Lind are unforgettable.
I don’t know why I’m here if I was born in 86. I simply like how cute these commercial are. It tells a story and their funny.
I was born in 2002 and I love them.
Good for y'all ❤
Back in the day when every commercial wasn't about car insurance and pills.
And lawyers.
Such a treat to watch classic commercials that have nothing to do with prescription drugs, their cures and deadly side effects!
Those commercials USED to be limited to long "infomercials" on weird channels that nobody usually watched. Now the pharmaceutical industry is trying to shove a lot of that junk into "regular" ads, on frequently watched shows/channels...like weight-loss ads that explicitly show the excessive body fat on certain test subjects (as a "before" pic). We usually have the TV on at dinner time (and eat in the living room watching it), and I'm like, I'm trying to EAT here, and you're showing me THIS?!?
I actually think those are commercials for lawyers! Life was nice before attorney ads. And why? Because Howard Metzenbaum had an attorney for a son in law! Does anyone else here remember back when it was illegals for attorneys to advertise?
In 2022, its My Pillow and fake fruit and veggie pills that cost a fortune. The review comments for all of these say they're complete garbage but the ads run every two minutes. Suckers must be born every minute.
Couldn't agree more. I'm getting so tired of those ads, too.
These commercials are funnier than today's sitcoms!
@Steve Silvas Charles Nelson Riley was great! Back then there were lots of commercials about mundane items like pens and frisbees.
All retro commercials are more entertaining.
I love all these classic commercials thank you so much for posting.
Creepy Crawlers brought back a lot of memories. Does anyone remember Incredible Edibles that came out shortly after? Pretty much like Creepy Crawlers, but you could eat them. Oh the tummy aches!! LOL
Yes...I also had creepy crawlers.That was my favorite gift for Christmas.
Can't forget about Shrinky Dinks either ❤.
Plymouth Dusters were great cars. You could easily get 200 k miles on the slant six. AND you could fix it yourself.
Those of us named Mike still hear "Mikey will eat anything" at mealtime.
Actually Mikey hated everything that's why the boys were surprised he liked the cereal a lot of people have been getting that wrong for years
Wow. I remember just about all these commercials. Don't really remember the Plymouth Duster and Chrysler Cordoba car commercials. Been a long time. I'm a 70's, 80's child. 💖💖💖
Eckingtonwashdc ditto 👍🏾
Robert Guillaume in a Bounce commercial! Talk about paying the rent. Ooh, and “It’s not nice to fool Mother Nature!” What a classic tag line.
Yup. ☺ Seems a lot of actors/actresses got their start in tv commercials.
The idea to put something additional into the wash machine...
I got creepy crawlers for Christmas the year those were introduced. I miss the 70s, such a much better time.
Who remembers Incredible Edibles? 😀
@@lindaseel8633 name sounds familiar-
@John Erwin. They were these nasty gummy candies you could make yourself. But honestly, they tasted and felt like rubber.
They look fun
@@melissaann1401 They were fun to scare your family and friends with.😅😅
I loved my creepy crawler set back in the late 60s. I left spiders and lizards all over the house for mom to find while she was vacuuming. lol
"If you think it's butter... but it's NOT! It's Chiffon..." Man, I remember those 'It's not nice to fool mother nature!' commercials
She use to scare the shit out of me when she brought her wrath down,lol.
Is Chiffon margarine still around?
They needed par-kay the talking butter in it,alongside chiffon,both butters could be having a very interesting conversation.
I still think of this when ever there is a thunder storm.
@Terry Thomas
You didn't have to refrigerate Margarine back then.
“Reserve the dungeon for yourself”
At once, your majesty 😻
My day has been made, listening to Ricardo Montlebahn talk about Corinthian leather. :-D
Morris, the original Grumpy cat.
That probably explains why orange tabbies are my favourite cats.
Now it's Larry the cat at no 10 Downing Street. Lol 😂
Like Garfield later
Mikey was the commercial that everyone imitated for years & years.
and it happens to be the most boring.
Still do
I remember adoring the Right Guard commercial with the trick medicine cabinet. I thought the Duster was a cool-looking car (but too young to get one!). My mom loved Morris. My next-door neighbor used Dippity-Do. Josephine's sink looks just like mine growing up! (And in addition to Creepy Crawlers and Incredible Edibles, does anyone else remember Fright Factory?)
Who else burned the crap out of you fingers over and over again with the Thing-Maker?! Loved it!!!
OMG thanks for your comment that really brought me back!
Good to see these old commercials again
These commercials really take me back ! Love them.
I could ask for nothing beyond the quality of Cordoba's workmanship. The luxury of soft, Corinthian leather.
One of my favorite things about the car commercials back then versus now, no disclaimers at the bottom of the screen proclaiming "professional driver", "closed course" and "do not attempt".
Rafael Siegel From before lawsuits got to be all the rage.
Because people grew stupider
Does anyone remember "You got your chocolate on my peanut butter" No you got your peanut butter on my chocolate" it was a Reasys peanut butter cup commercial, I think with Donny Most from Happy Day's.
I remember! 😁😂
@@Lisa-jg6gt Me too! 😀
Reese's*
@@davidrichter9164 I'm southern that's how we all spell it
That Plymouth Duster was my first car! Put 145,000 miles on it! One of the most dependable cars I ever owned!
RIP, Dick Wilson,Nancy Walker,Mason Adams,Ricardo Montalban,Charles Nelson Reilly, and Robert Guillaume.
Ah, those old commercials when i was growing up. Mr. Whipple, Josephine the plumber, Morris and 9 lives. And " he likes it! Hey, Mikey !" The good old days ! LOL
Haha, we had a Plymouth Duster when I was a kid. I don't think it ever occurred to mom to drive it through the neighbors' corn fields, for which they are undoubtedly grateful.
Ah, The PlymouthDuster, The perfect streetrod, imo.
OBannions car in the movie Dazed and Confused.
Wow! Brings back good memories
Calgon.. take me away and back to the 70’s!!
those "Corinthian leather" seats are still being talked about today!
Wow! Lol!! I used dippidi doo! Gosh, that stuff used to shine it up then dry it out!😂. I love my childhood ❤️🕺🏻#1970's
Then you probably remember the game, "Mystery Date". Open the door for your, Mystery Date!
@@Thelby1 I remember that!
I remember some of those commercials. The one about the cereal and the kids is so cute.
I wish I could get that jacked up about a roll of toilet paper. I remember most of these commercials very well--thanks for posting these!
"Don't squeeze the Charmin" seems like yesterday.
jgstargazer That ad and Mr. Whipple got real old real fast.
@@samiam619 His 'I love to sneak a squeeze on the sly' would definitely shock Mrs. Logan.
The 9 Lives commercials with Morris have aged surprisingly well.
Great block of commercials!! Pure cheese, but sure brings a smile to my face!!
These commercials are hilarious! 😂
I remember my mother using Dippity Doo back in the 70s when she curled her hair. These ads bring back a lot of good memories, no terrorist, no real technology, everything was basic and simple.
I wonder who the actress in the Dippity Doo commercial was? She looked a little familiar.
Judy Carne?
My mom used that stuff also,I was just a kid,thought it was pudding first time I seen the jar! 😀😀
No terrorists?
What 70s were you living in?
PLO, Red Brigade, Munich, Entebbe airport, etc, etc.
@@davidrichter9164 FYI, I was a youngster in elementary school. Didn't know about all that.
Rhoda's momma!!!! Gotta luv those 70's!!
Wow so many memories!!!!
"I like to sneak a squeeze on the SLY"
Oh, Mr. Whipple!
Lol Benson on the bounce commercial!
This commercial was so big at the time... Had all of us kids saying, "Please don't squeeze the Charmin".
I remember saying it if Grandma hugged one of us too hard.
Gregory May m
Poor Charles Nelson Reilly....from the original Cornelius Hackl in the original 1964 Broadway production of "Hello, Dolly!" to pitching kids' crayons/markers dressed as a banana----and then, as a "regular" on daytime TV's "Match Game"---ah, the MAGIC of Hollywood!!!!!
I'm sure he didn't mind all the residuals from those commercials. That's a lot of money.
will we, 40 years from now, look fondly at the commercials of today? Somehow I doubt it.
Tv was quieter back then. It was nice.
With rich, Corinthian leather.
Yes, quieter is a very good way to put it ...
It's just your old, sensitive ears, grandpa. Us millenials dont even register a sound unless its decibels are louder than your average dubstep song.
Shayne Berg
he wasn’t a granddad then, maybe not even now!
@@robertvillarreal4525 it is a joke. I am saying he is old now and the TV is too loud due to that reason. Also grandpa is being used to describe his age, not the fact that he may be an actual grandpa. :)
back when Charmin had classy ads -- now they have a bunch of bears talking about their skidmarks - no, thanks!
Agreed. It’s a sorry state of affairs when you have to take personal hygiene instructions from cartoon bears.
Who is the baby on the charmin package?
It went from innocence to bears trying to scratch that itch with their anuses.
@@jacquelinemcgrathcurtis2787 Lol! They should just follow the lead of their wild counterparts and scratch that itch on a tree.
I don’t remember Morris’ eyes being that squinty.....and I agree with a lot of you,,,,life was better back then. I remember meeting my friends at the park in the morning, played until lunchtime, and after lunch going back to the park, or to a friend’s house 3-4 blocks away. We didn’t have to worry about being attacked, etc.....we left the front door unlocked until after dinner and we lived in the city, not out in the suburbs. I feel bad for the kids these days. They can’t just go out and play, it isn’t safe.
I think That was The First of the
"Morris Cats" there have been a few over the years as I've understood
Oh Charlie Tuna!!! 😆
That Jordache commercial with the kids really got me nostalgic. I haven't seen that commercial since it last was on air lmao
that commercial would never be acceptable by today's standards. They had the camera right on little girls butts. people would be making complaints about sexualizing children.
Absolutely right!
I fancy a nibble on that teacher's butt in that Jordache Jeans ad...Giggity!! 😎
Man that's nasty!
Trashy ad for Jordache Jeans.
I still remember the smell. Those Creepy Crawler (or Vac-U-Form) griddles got blazing hot, and sometimes you'd grab the metal mold after you took it out, forgetting that was also still hot. First time I got burned, my parents just hollered at me to be more careful. LOL Back then sh*t happened and it was ok - people weren't expecting everything to be super-safe, not like today.
And they didn't rush you to emergency room and sue the company. Parental supervision was not required, I take it?
This was NOT Vac-U-Form!
American Tourister luggage commercial at 2:28 is awesome!!!!
and its true the luggage that they made could take a beating we flew tons of times when i was a kid in the 60's and 70's with those bags
I dare that American Tourister suitcase to stand up to today's airlines
Memories, oh man
I didnt know that had Creepy Crawlers in the 70s. I had those as a kid in the 90s i remember it being one of my favorite craft making type toys next to the fruit snack maker.:)
yes lol. that weird plastic smell
saintquinn007
My brother had a set of those too...as a kid, they seemed soooo amazingly cool! Do they even make them anymore? If not, they should!
"Creepy Crawlers" goes back to the mid-60s.
My Brother got that for Christmas and the first time he used wow the smell
Dippity Do and Spoolies, for a sensational hairstyle, the ultimate home spa treatment, ca. the '70's.☺
Oh, I loved the sarcastic Morris the Cat! I miss these old commercials. The crap ads on TV nowadays aren't so great.
Morris the cat was great!
"reserve the dungeon for yourself".....classic line!!!........:D
Terry Knepper this is her second childhood today!
I miss that cat!
lol
The original meaning of gay is happy.
However, even in the 70s the common meaning of the word "gay" was changing to describe a homosexual (usually male).
That must've been after the Flintstones TV show started (end of theme song, "have a yabba-dabba doo time, ...we'll have a gay old time"). I'm guessing it started in the late 60s.
@B Brunson " and before a guy wearing a dress was normal." well back in the 1800's boys did wear dresses,
Not if Charles Nelson Reilly sang it. 😅
I remember my mother saying that she would buy a Cordoba if Ricardo Montlalban was included.
"if Ricardo Montelban were included"
Wouldn't we all. Or at least his voice.
Well come to fantasy island.
+Suzanne Willis "Welcome" (or as Montelban said it, "Velcome")
And did you know he was married to Loretta Young's sister for 54 years? True love.💖😍
Ah..the good ol' days..! Thank You!
That looks & sounds like Louise Lasser (Mary Hartman) in the Comet commercial with Jane Withers.
"Morris The Cat" was a rescue cat from the Hinsdale Humane Society in Hinsdale, Illinois.
Charles Nelson Reilly coloring a hat on a banana and singing about how gay he is. Classic!
Hahahahahahahahahaaah! so funny!
Lisa Westmoreland yes indeed!!😆😆
Lisa Westmoreland:
Charles Nelson Reilly did that Fig Newton commercial?!?!
Allen Booth No, it was someone else.
Wow! I remember most of these ads. Some of my favorites were Creepy Crawlers and Click Clacks! We always had bruised up forearms. Owie! But we loved them anyway. Jordache jeans, and so many more. Fun little trip down memory lane. Thank you!
We called them Clackers. I moved to Mexico a couple years ago and they still sell them here. At 50 y/o, I bought 2 sets!
miss those good old days :)
Comet commercial with Louise Lasser from 'Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman!'
One of Woody Allen's ex-wives
I remember burning the shit out of my fingers with that creepy crawler thing.lol
I remember the frisbee disc was marketed as being an all new high tech marvel but you could easily trace the inner ring of your regular frisbee with an exacto knife and make your own frisbee disc that worked exactly as well as the store bought one if your parents were as broke as mine.
creepy crawlers looks so much hazardous !!
best time the 70,s
Mr. Whipple, Rosie, Clara Peller, etc..... I remember these commercials and the people that made them happen... They used to advertise so many toys and games back in those days.... Sure do miss it!
Now we have nothing.
Oh !! Man !! Big Banana Ink Crayons sung by Charles Nelson Reilly !? How could I forget . The Cordoba I owned ? Forgetting is best .
Dippity-doo? More like Dippity-Don't! ... Whatever happened to Morris the Cat? But what a treasure trove of memories of a simpler time. Good times! Thanks for this!
Dippity Don't...HAHAHAHA! So true! :D
Dippity Doo was a mess!!!
If you used it for6a long period of time you ended up with split ends!!!
The original died from old age in the 80's. They got a lookalike to make new 9-Lives cat food ads.
And I was sooo confused when the dude opened his bathroom mirror and someone was there. Kids are so literal ...
Lord have mercy! I remember all of these commercials - and not from CZcams either! sheesh
OMG I remember all of those!!!
Jordache jeans. Dippity doo. Charmin. So 70's!
Please send me back for just one week, i promise i will be good!!!
Me too I want to go back miss those days 😭💔
I STILL squeeze the Charmin!😀
I enjoy squeezing the melons every once in awhile! 😝
Oh my god these old commercials brings back memories of my childhood
I remember half of these commercials from my childhood God's I'm old.
I almost wonder if Morris the Cat wasn't at least partially the inspiration for Garfield. (Also, he's voiced by He-Man)
Oh. My. God!! It totally is!! That is totally He-Man!! I can't believe I never knew that!! Thank you, Zazelby!!
I guess you might say he-Man had a side project.being a hero sometimes can get pretty lame.
John Erwin was the voice of Morris the Cat. He also voiced He-Man.
I don't get the connection to Garfield. All I ever thought of Garfield was that he was the ugliest cat I ever saw (never liked the comic strip, you might say).
My sister got bent out of shape once because I used half a jar of her Dippity-Do to set my Chrissy doll's hair. Geez!
I remember doing the same thing to my doll's hair...hahahahaha
throughthefire 😂😂😂
throughthefire I would do the same 🙌
I hated dippity doo.
The only thing that Bounty absorbs is your INCOME! ;-)
What brand of paper towels do YOU use?
Sparkle is good.
Never use cheap paper towels,have to stick to the best,buy in bulk.
The Plymouth Duster! laugh out loud! that was amazing!
I would love to know why they called their car a duster?it would it been eating dust if it was in a race with a muscle car!mr.rorke should switch cars,he needs full power!
It's Mr Roarke and Kahn in the Cordoba.
Holy shit...I never realized how tongue in cheek dad's generation was haha
What were the little plastic things you bake in the oven called?
Oh yeah Shrinky Dinks. I loved to make those.
sspiderweb I got kicked out of health class in junior high for making a Shrinky Dink joke. I stand by my decision.
Clark W
Ha Ha. Yeah the teachers in my school had no sense of humor either, to the point of being sadistic, IE smacking me with a ruler and the back of my head with an open palm, all because I was bored of sitting in class and couldn't sit still.
Ah the good old days when teachers could beat their students! Luckily, I entered elementary school when that was just out of fashion...
You can still get shrink dink packs at the craft store!
@@RepentfollowJesus 😮😀Thanks!👍
I would take Ricardo Montelban with or without his Córdoba.......mmmmmm
0:57 Take it home and squeeze it. Giggity.
JesseRoxII LOL!!
I've heard them a lot of things but not CHARMINS
"love to sneak a squeeze on the sly" Ha Ha Ha !!!
Lance Rattie You're STUPID!! Stay where ever you're from.
Lance Rattie
For fuck’s sake will you Euro-pee-ons make up your damn minds?!? For decades you called us puritanical because we don’t have titties on page 6 of the New York Times and now we’re hypersexual because we make a few blue jokes? I’m starting to think your typical rape fantasies culminate in being raped by a big strapping American John Wayne type.
Fucking freaks
remember when charmin had a scent and came in different colors?
Yes! Wonder why they stopped?
The dye pollutes water.
yakk13 I do. Lol. I never understood the reason for scented terlit paper. Who needs a lemony fresh a hole?
Yes I remember those fresh scents and colors
Yep. And I remember it was taken off production because of health problems.
A can of Right Guard and a zippo lighter= Flame Thrower when I was a kid. We never had an insect problem in my house growing up.
Amanda Collier. Soon after left the industry to marry Bryan Collier (her maiden name was Sexton), an architect. They settled in Santa Barbara, CA, and raised 4 children; David, Autumn, Lois and Gordon. She remained a stay-at-home mom until their children were grown, and then she moved into the real estate business, eventually working with her husband handling promotion and sales as he designed new suburban housing plans. They retired a number of years ago, and now travel frequently.
Who?
I'm old now!
The Jordache commercial worked in the late 70s because it was a more innocent time. Child molesters were not talked about back then, so the topic was not on most people's minds. Meanwhile, tight-fitting designer jeans were very much in vogue: Jordache, Sasson, & Gloria Vanderbilt, the label for each worn on the back pocket. Like adult clothing today, whatever was in style was also marketed to children. Hence the kids dressing like their teacher. Guess you had to be there to get it.
Remember 15 y/o Brooke Shields sprawling on the floor in a partially unbuttoned shirt and skin tight (Calvin Klein) jeans? Her line: "Nothing gets between me & my Calvins..." That would not make it onto tv today!
thank you for keeping these!
It used to come in different colors and was scented. Every roll was big. It was really soft.