Nice to see Rodney Bewes (fish), David Lodge (Bovril), and Harry Towb (D Tea) again. Plus the mellifluous tones of Richard Briars extolling the virtues of Batchelor’s pie fillings.
...and Janet Davies, (Mrs. Pike), as Towb's wife. But, for this ! romantic sentamentalist, there's the dog, ' Rebel '; (with those two, perfectly-matched urchins in the beefburger advert; no doubt, she pursued him into manhood, and convinced him not only to marry him, but to believe it was his own idea, and inevitable; (forever either doing-away with his '' Ooh 'eck ! "; or married life training him to replace it with something more truly expressive of his matured feelings). No one could suggest more to a denier of free food to a dog, by lowering his head, the need to have a guilty conscience more than Rebel.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?” ― Tennessee Williams.
Hang on, according to Rodney Bewes, they knocked down the fish and chip shop and built a multi storey car park. Must have been one heck of a big chippy.
The car insurance commercials are out of control! Progressive, State Farm, liberty mutual, the general, geico, aflak, and 80 other ones always spamming on tv.
Other favourites: 1. Marmite: the growing up spread you never grew out of 2. R White's lemonade drink - sneaking down to the fridge at midnight 3. Cadbury's flake - through hazy filter a girl drifting through a meadow of flowers 4. Oxo stock cubes 5. The milky bar kid is back in town..... 6. Rowntrees fruit gums and pastels 7. Blue band margarine 8. Chum dog food 9. Whiskas cat food 10. Black Magic chocolates There are so many memories.
Half a century later, I still eat everything in this video. Except the Dividend tea, which is no longer available, and the rusks, which are. For most of my youth we drank Tetley, then later Scottish Blend. I've since moved on to Yorkshire Tea. But other than that, I'm still pretty much on the same diet I was in the 70s.
Bachelors voice-over sounds like Richard Briers, possibly Brooke Bond too. Rodney 'Likely Lad' Bewes in the Birds Eye ads - the first here appears in here is called 'Proper Lunch' from 1973.
These single uploads are much, much better as they are quick to play (as well as to upload) - so one is not put off watching because there are items of no interest - as maybe the case in the longer clips.
@@garethbramley1 I agree but thought I would experiment with some batches. I think I'll keep to singles and do some top ten compilations once I've been posting for a year.
Sounds a good idea. I prefer those from 60s / 70s. I watched so many September 18 to say June this year. I picked some of your out and have watched most of them. I'll look again later to see if there are others.
@@garethbramley1 I still have loads of 70s 80s 90s and 00's commercials to process but alas nothing earlier. The uploading of commercials on this channel was meant to be a secondary objective so eventually I hope to upload something different... But the commercials will still continue 😉
A lot of famous thespians/actors started their career either acting in the ad or doing the voice overs I remember all these foods especially Birds Angel Delight I never liked Angel Delight Rodney Bewes 👍 👍 ❤️❤️🏴🏴
I didn’t know Edwina Currie started her career in TV Ads! (Drinking Chocolate) The second one for the Meat Pie looks disgusting... Looks like someone’s dishing up Diarrhea! YUK!
It's no surprise that Brits eat so much takeaway now. Look at the flavourless shite the nation had been eating!!! Plain battered fish, mushy peas, angel delight. The most flavoursome thing was Bovril. And that's still rank. Brits need some spice and seasonings in their life's.
Your comment is rubbish .These are all processed foods . But there is nothing wrong with good home cooked British food cooked fresh, like roast dinners, stews and meat and vegetable meals, good savoury food. I wouldn't want to eat spicy food all the time. Spices are not native to Britain and many of us still prefer our savoury native food.
@@k.avilla8061 yes, there is nothing wrong with hearty food like you mentioned. but try and "spice" things up. Not by adding spice but by learning new dishes. Not all flavourful food is spicy lol, u never had Chinese, Italian, Turkish food? It's called, there's more to life than a roast, stew, spag bowl (very English), lasagna (same thing), turkey dinasours and chips, jacket potato and beans etc... This is what English people eat. It's very BLAND. The whole world knows this. I'm English and eat all the food I've mentioned but recent years I've branched out, I eat Korean, Italian, I tried jellof, carribean and I started to cook a lot of middle Eastern recipes. It's not spicy. It's called flavour. Try it. Or carry on eating beige food. Your life
@@kahyui2486 These adverts are selling convenience foods that were sold in the 1970's .But they were not necessarily the staple diet of all Britains until we reached the point where we started being sold rubbish like ' turkey twizzlers'. In 21st century 'multi-cultural ' Britain, all of the ' spicy' foods you mention ( Chinese, Indian, Italian etc..) are familiar to everybody in our country and now almost everybody, of all backgrounds, has cooked a stir-fry or made a curry, spaghetti bolognese or lasagne at home (including myself ). If people don't like cooking, they have them as a takeaways. So don't patronise me with comments about eating only ' beige food'. You're not breaking any new ground here. Historically, people were restricted to what you call ' bland' food, because there were no alternatives, or they didn't know any better. In the past, the ingredients to make the ; 'more interesting' foreign recipes were not available in the UK, but they could still cook native food that was nutricious and healthy. Before the 1970's era of the kind of convenience foods seen here, in these ads, people were less wealthy and less exposure to more exotic food, but the simple 'bland' British food was healthy and people were healthier and fitter on their meat and two veg diet and simple salads than they are today. There wasn't the obesity and diabetes epidemic that we have in the population now. Pizzas, curries, Jellabies and Chinese takeaways are not healthy. I have also noticed that there are as many people of ethnic minority backgrounds ( Indian sub-continent, black etc,,) queuing up in McDonalds, Papa John's and KFC as there are native white people. The Asian population has, proportionately, the highest level of diabetes in the UK. All people of all ethnicities are eating too much junk food in the UK, today.
The omnipresent voice of Richard Briars
A pie made from tinned meat, with tinned potatoes and tinned peas. Yum! 😋😋
Bloody hell, this was a stroll down memory lane!
Remember when TV families had both a mum and a dad?
More variety nowadays 👍
Yes...and it was the gender they were born with as well.
Best of times
@@deanoh6414 ... my mother once said, my father was a brass doorknob ...
These commercials are older than I am and they are still so much fun to watch😊!
@@irene-jb7jc
"Money" is what adverts are all about; can't you see that?
kkm35 kkm35.
One day you will be older compared to many things!
Nice to see Rodney Bewes (fish), David Lodge (Bovril), and Harry Towb (D Tea) again. Plus the mellifluous tones of Richard Briars extolling the virtues of Batchelor’s pie fillings.
Plus Michael Keating, Villa from Blake's 7, on pie eating duty.
...and Janet Davies, (Mrs. Pike), as Towb's wife.
But, for this ! romantic sentamentalist, there's the dog, ' Rebel '; (with those two, perfectly-matched urchins in the beefburger advert; no doubt, she pursued him into manhood, and convinced him not only to marry him, but to believe it was his own idea, and inevitable; (forever either doing-away with his '' Ooh 'eck ! "; or married life training him to replace it with something more truly expressive of his matured feelings).
No one could suggest more to a denier of free food to a dog, by lowering his head, the need to have a guilty conscience more than Rebel.
Not a single box ticker in sight . Such happy times !!
I still love Angel Delight as a sugary treat now and again.
Butterscotch 👍⭐️
I might try mixing together Angel Delight and mushy peas to see what it tastes like.
@@ianclarke1852 mix banana and butterscotch 😋😋
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?” ― Tennessee Williams.
Tennessee Williams said that? What a numpty!
I remember the burger advert with the dog as though it were quite recent 😫
I always preferred Instant Whip to Angel Delight. Their Butterscotch flavour was amazing.
When I visited Slovenia I discovered they had Angel delight too. Except their name for it was less... pure...
They call it 'Slag Kreme!🤣🤣🤣
The last time I saw instant whip to buy was 1994 miss it
Wow yes Instant Whip butterscotch 👍🏻
@@patmustardlivehad to go to A&E when I overdosed on it 😂
@@susandoig4192That's very specific!
Oh my !.. a Farley's rusk !... I still remember the flavour 😮
The highlight of my life as a ten year old was when me dear old mum heated up a "TV Dinner" in the oven - so space age!
Me too
Hang on, according to Rodney Bewes, they knocked down the fish and chip shop and built a multi storey car park. Must have been one heck of a big chippy.
Great times. Pile of poo now, mainly adverts about life insurance, funerals, gambling and charity. Where have all the good times gone!
LOL, so true. and don't forget all these new drugs / medicine ones too with our 70's tunes redone, smh.
@@kingemerald1 Yes like Cockney Rebel, 'come up and see me' ...... for Viagra !!!! Reeeeaaaallly. There should be a law against destroying nostalgia.
The car insurance commercials are out of control! Progressive, State Farm, liberty mutual, the general, geico, aflak, and 80 other ones always spamming on tv.
That's called nostalgia. This is all a pile of poo too. You're just old and stuck in the past.
@@kahyui2486 So why are YOU watching!🤨🤪🤡
Omg remember all if these, ate n drank them too. Happy days
Other favourites:
1. Marmite: the growing up spread you never grew out of
2. R White's lemonade drink - sneaking down to the fridge at midnight
3. Cadbury's flake - through hazy filter a girl drifting through a meadow of flowers
4. Oxo stock cubes
5. The milky bar kid is back in town.....
6. Rowntrees fruit gums and pastels
7. Blue band margarine
8. Chum dog food
9. Whiskas cat food
10. Black Magic chocolates
There are so many memories.
A finger of fudge is just enough to give your kids a treat.
One reason they don’t put Revels in a box…
0:32 Vila and Jenna having dinner!
LOL!
Half a century later, I still eat everything in this video. Except the Dividend tea, which is no longer available, and the rusks, which are. For most of my youth we drank Tetley, then later Scottish Blend. I've since moved on to Yorkshire Tea. But other than that, I'm still pretty much on the same diet I was in the 70s.
Your be welcoming that stroke or massive heart attack soon grandad 😂😂😂
The Angel Delight one is one of Tony Scott's pre Top Gun creations.
Weird seeing Villa from Blakes 7 eating a pie
At least kids knew how to use a knife and fork in the 70’s
Pity they didn't know this shit is poison though 😂
All these great 70s commercials need to be uploaded separately for further research and comment.
David Lodge in the Bovril ad.
Old adverts are so different to modern ones .I just can’t put my finger on what it is though .
The new adverts drive me mad. Absolutely horrible. E.g. that “we buy any car” thing.
I can!!! But we're not allowed to say!!
Bachelors voice-over sounds like Richard Briers, possibly Brooke Bond too.
Rodney 'Likely Lad' Bewes in the Birds Eye ads - the first here appears in here is called 'Proper Lunch' from 1973.
Yes definitely Briers there.
I didn't realize the proper lunch was so early, I think I'll upload it as a single.
These single uploads are much, much better as they are quick to play (as well as to upload) - so one is not put off watching because there are items of no interest - as maybe the case in the longer clips.
@@garethbramley1 I agree but thought I would experiment with some batches.
I think I'll keep to singles and do some top ten compilations once I've been posting for a year.
Sounds a good idea. I prefer those from 60s / 70s. I watched so many September 18 to say June this year.
I picked some of your out and have watched most of them. I'll look again later to see if there are others.
@@garethbramley1 I still have loads of 70s 80s 90s and 00's commercials to process but alas nothing earlier. The uploading of commercials on this channel was meant to be a secondary objective so eventually I hope to upload something different... But the commercials will still continue 😉
The Mushy peas ad, they took the clip at the start from the film Spring and Port wine
We still have a mug of hot Bovril in winter after a walk❤
Thanks.
The prison guard when he leaves prison is that the same guy who saw fletch out in going straight
Avon from Blake's Seven.
Hmm 80 percent beef burger yum
Wasn't that David Lodge in the Bovril ad?
The singer on this commercial is Clare Torry...the Pink Floyd person !
Which one?
THE BROOKE BOND D AD THAT WAS OUTSIDE SLADE PRISON IN PORRIDGE NOW ST ALBANS REGISTRY OFFICE
Cans an packets as if a luxury. I am glad baked beans had the legs to make it 2023 though.
D Teabags … the brand that attract criminals. As preferred by Peter Tobin.
That dog Rebel is adorable 🥰
I still like Angel Delight 🍧
Didn't know Richard Brier's did voice overs
A lot of famous thespians/actors started their career either acting in the ad or doing the voice overs
I remember all these foods especially Birds Angel Delight
I never liked Angel Delight
Rodney Bewes
👍 👍 ❤️❤️🏴🏴
And kids loved Batchelors Mushy Peas...... REALLY??? It looks absolutely vile and disgusting 😫!!!
Harry Towb in Dividend T bag ad.
No Mrs Pike from Dad's Army.
Makes me think of "women know your place"
Different times my friend 😂
Hunk of cod. A proper lunch.
0:22 That's not a pie. 🤨 That's stew with a lid!
I didn’t know Edwina Currie started her career in TV Ads! (Drinking Chocolate) The second one for the Meat Pie looks disgusting... Looks like someone’s dishing up Diarrhea! YUK!
Those peas look delish
Is there even one ad today with a northern voice?
When processing food started becoming more popular
The beginning of UPF and the end of the world...
No fish & Chip chop in our village 😢
Bet there are plenty kebab shops though 😝
Birds Eye cod fries...yummy! What ever happened to them?
Can we give all the men in this commercial a Farley rusk....big babies!!
Be a good girl have lunch tomorrow 😡
Villa from Blakes 7 peddling steak pie filling. 😂
I kind of seriously doubt kids “love” mushy peas. Lol
As a 70s child, I do concur.😂
Stop it🤣
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Angel Delight? Disgusting stuff. What happened to Instant Whip? Bill
It's all disgusting sugar 🤮
Omg Bovril 🤢
Never really liked Angel Delight.....tasted similar to soap.
1970s, the decade that forgot personal hygiene.
2010s, the decade that forgot mental hygiene.
@@rachel.mcgowan 2010s when Black Cube went global and gaslighting became a thing.
Well the generation before that only bathed a few times a year tbf.
Farleys rusks were disgusting!
Leonora P
Farleys Rusks had a wonderful flavour in warm milk and sugar for kids.
@@redblade8160 For kids!
@@leonorap8553
My point is that they were not "disgusting" as you put it.
@redblade8160 I loved them as a snack when I was about 5 or 6 as I had a baby brother
@@sarahwestwood6665
I preferred "Nestle's Sweetheart" that I made at that time.
Be a good girl… To talk to a grown woman! Unbelievable that it was acceptable.
Different times, At the time of recording these ads were fine, Now not acceptable.
Should be acceptable now. Shut up and get my slippers!
It's no surprise that Brits eat so much takeaway now. Look at the flavourless shite the nation had been eating!!!
Plain battered fish, mushy peas, angel delight.
The most flavoursome thing was Bovril. And that's still rank. Brits need some spice and seasonings in their life's.
Nothing wrong with fish and chips with mushy peas and curry sauce, Far better than McDonalds by far 😂
Your comment is rubbish .These are all processed foods . But there is nothing wrong with good home cooked British food cooked fresh, like roast dinners, stews and meat and vegetable meals, good savoury food. I wouldn't want to eat spicy food all the time. Spices are not native to Britain and many of us still prefer our savoury native food.
@@k.avilla8061 yes, there is nothing wrong with hearty food like you mentioned.
but try and "spice" things up. Not by adding spice but by learning new dishes. Not all flavourful food is spicy lol, u never had Chinese, Italian, Turkish food?
It's called, there's more to life than a roast, stew, spag bowl (very English), lasagna (same thing), turkey dinasours and chips, jacket potato and beans etc...
This is what English people eat. It's very BLAND. The whole world knows this. I'm English and eat all the food I've mentioned but recent years I've branched out, I eat Korean, Italian, I tried jellof, carribean and I started to cook a lot of middle Eastern recipes. It's not spicy. It's called flavour. Try it. Or carry on eating beige food. Your life
@@kahyui2486 These adverts are selling convenience foods that were sold in the 1970's .But they were not necessarily the staple diet of all Britains until we reached the point where we started being sold rubbish like ' turkey twizzlers'. In 21st century 'multi-cultural ' Britain, all of the ' spicy' foods you mention ( Chinese, Indian, Italian etc..) are familiar to everybody in our country and now almost everybody, of all backgrounds, has cooked a stir-fry or made a curry, spaghetti bolognese or lasagne at home (including myself ). If people don't like cooking, they have them as a takeaways. So don't patronise me with comments about eating only ' beige food'.
You're not breaking any new ground here. Historically, people were restricted to what you call ' bland' food, because there were no alternatives, or they didn't know any better. In the past, the ingredients to make the ; 'more interesting' foreign recipes were not available in the UK, but they could still cook native food that was nutricious and healthy.
Before the 1970's era of the kind of convenience foods seen here, in these ads, people were less wealthy and less exposure to more exotic food, but the simple 'bland' British food was healthy and people were healthier and fitter on their meat and two veg diet and simple salads than they are today. There wasn't the obesity and diabetes epidemic that we have in the population now. Pizzas, curries, Jellabies and Chinese takeaways are not healthy. I have also noticed that there are as many people of ethnic minority backgrounds ( Indian sub-continent, black etc,,) queuing up in McDonalds, Papa John's and KFC as there are native white people. The Asian population has, proportionately, the highest level of diabetes in the UK. All people of all ethnicities are eating too much junk food in the UK, today.
@@k.avilla8061 bro whats with the essay
They are awful! cod in sauce!
I want to vomit
Batchelors... Tinned shit.
So white
I hate Bernard Cribbens.
A pie made from tinned meat, with tinned potatoes and tinned peas. Yum! 😋😋