90's Commercials Vol. 205
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- These commercials aired on the Sci Fi Channel on August 5th, 1995
1. Sharp Zaurus
2. Arizona Jeans at JCPenney
3. Clorox Clean-Up Gel
4. Dr. Scholl's Work Insoles
5. Promo for "Cnet"
6. Promo for "Full Moon Rising"
7. Scifi.com
8. Bowflex
9. "The Hidden II" Commercial Bumper
10. JCPenney Top This Sweepstakes (From what I can tell, the correct answer is 24)
11. Pillsbury Toaster Strudel (Or you could just tell your mom to stop buying you pop tarts)
12. KC Masterpiece Barbecue Sauce
13. ITT Technical Institute
14. Soloflex Muscle Machine
15. Sprint (With Candace Bergen)
16. "The Hidden II" Commercial Bumper
17. Pro 409
18. Soloflex Muscle Machine (Obviously referencing "Forrest Gump")
19. Living In The 90's (This is a shorter version of the one I posted in Vol. 202)
20. "The Hidden II" Commercial Bumpers (Brought to you by Secret)
21. Secret
22. Raid Flea Killer Plus
23. Breyers Viennetta
24. Soloflex Rockit
25. Sci Fi Entertainment Magazine
26. Parental Discretion Bumper
27. Odor-Eaters Insoles
28. Pine Sol
29. ITT Technical Institute
30. Bowflex
31. "The Hidden II" Commercial Bumper
32. Fila
33. Crest
34. Liquid Plumr
35. Dianetics (OMG this ad is like a bad parody)
36. Levi's 501
37. Dr. Scholl's Cushlin
38. Pepsi
39. Pond's Age Defying Lotion
40. Soloflex Muscle Machine (I have no idea why they were advertising so much on the Sci Fi Channel. Was this the TV equivalent of those old Charles Atlas comic book ads? i.imgur.com/ScP...)
41. Kissimmee/St. Cloud Vacation Coupon Book
42. Sci Fi Channel Station ID (With Sally Kirkland)
43. Promo for "Akira"
44. Promo for "Silent Running"
45. "The Hidden II" Commercial Bumper/End Credits
When Sci-Fi had great shows and a better logo and name. The jump from the Parental Discretion bumper to the Odor Eaters was hilarious.
That's the Sci-Fi Channel as I remembered!
ThisGuyFrritz Right? What a great channel.
That pine-sol lady has been doing them commercials for 22 years... DAMN!
"....and FAX it". Man, those were the days! lol
RIP ITT Tech. Surprised that I didn't see any GoldFlex Commercials. The internet in it's early days.
the second the reactive mind ad played and the base of the volcanoe, i knew it was a dietetics ad.
my town cable never got sci Fi, but I always wanted to watch it. this was a little bit of that goal for me
I got intrigued by that JCPenney commercial that starts at 3:26 - the one where you were supposed to count the number of tops featured to win the Jeep - after seeing the very conspicuous number on the guy's jersey (41). Turns out that's the exact number of tops in the contest, too. I guess they threw that in as an easter egg to see who would figure it out.
That full moon rising promo, my first thought was "Hey, its Weyoun from DS9!!!" It is also cool seeing what looks like 1995's equivalent of a modern iPad. Also that personalized TV channel through the computer sounds a lot like CZcams, it makes for a nice situational irony.
I didn't get Sci-Fi till around the beginning of 1998, but it was as still as good as it was even in 1995.
Living In The First 5 Years Of The 90s!
Soloflex. Bowflex. WE GET IT
LOL Reactive Mind
AKIRA on cable TV was a big deal. Then Sci Fi did Saturday Anime, it was cut and hacked to all heck but I didn't miss it every week.
It was around this time that I discovered anime, and it was largely thanks to the Sci-Fi Channel. I remember every summer they would do a special anime week with a different movie each night, like Akira. I also remember their Saturday Anime program on Saturday mornings. This was also around the time that Sailor Moon premiered in syndication, which I also watched each morning. I was a budding otaku for sure.
Romans One16: It is the Goddess Belldandy from Ah My Goddess (sometimes called Oh My Goddess).
1:17 Rip them deadass timbs 🅱️.
When I was little I wanted that Vienetta ice cream cake thing so bad.. It was probably terrible but it looked amazing in the commercials. Also, good god the Soloflex commercials were obnoxious.
I actually liked the Soloflex commercials, if only the women's versions.
Yeah, the Dianetics commercial would fit right in with parody commercials from Grand Theft Auto. The opening line even reminds me of Ultimate Disc in the Dark commercial from GTA San Andreas.
"When life becomes a battleground your mind is your best weapon"
"In darkness you only have your nocturnal instincts to rely on"
There's also a whole series of missions mocking Scientology in GTA V
I always used to wonder wtf 'Dianetics" was..
Scientology nonsense
12:03 C'mon Dwayne,your the Smart Guy. WYou should know Pine-Sol works better than any other Pine cleaner any day.
I think that was Cordelia from Buffy in the Secret deodorant commercial.
Charisma Carpenter. Looks like her to me.
Yep, that's her. Same voice, just a lot softer due to her younger age.
Bowflex was trying hard to push their products, back in the day. Sheesh.
Bowflex AND Soloflex...two separate companies despite the similar names.
@@80sCommercialVault i didn't know that
00:01- though the tech is lagging, it's still about the size of an i6+...
love that the Soloflex commercial stole the riff from Pearl Jam's Glorified G
Hmmph, I always thought it was just an original tune.
Fila never been cooler.
CNet Central-miss that block of shows..(this was before TechTV/G4 came along. "The New Edge" was one of the first known on-camera appearances of Ryan Seacrest))
Full Moon Rising-Charles,i want a Trancers revival-Tim Thomerson not getting any younger
Akira-after how Ghost In The Shell bombed,Hollywood hopefully is having second thoughts about attempting a live-action version of this
Silent Running-I'd like to think that Dewey is still out there,watering those plants.. :(
I'll admit, its kinda weird to have an ad roll in these things solely to namedrop a website - let alone one that still works (even if its just a hub for...well, SyFy) but I guess by 1995 while its not as commonplace as it would be a few years later, some companies were already eager to go hot on the heels of this trend that absolutely never continued on after the 90's and went the way of so many other fads before and since. Yup. ;)
The Scientologists say that the whole dropping the souls into the volcano thing is not what they actually believe to outsiders. If that's true (and I know it isn't) why the hell is there a CGI volcano in a Dianetics commercial?
This commercial from 1986 also features a volcano on the cover: czcams.com/video/AqbOB5It16E/video.htmlm31s I made a similar observation in the description there.
It's possible that for the layperson, the volcano imagery is meant to represent an eruption of the mind, as Dianetics/Scientology sells itself as a self-help guide designed to untap the potential of the human brain by removing subconscious barriers through pseudoscience. But Hubbard and the people in the higher ranks of Scientology obviously knew what the volcano was all about. Also, keep in mind this was recorded a decade before South Park made all of the Lord Xenu/Thetan crap known to the general public.