October 11, 1975 commercials
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- Taken from the premiere of Saturday Night (before "Live" was added starting with its second season).
1. Saturday Night bumper #1
2. Kentucky Fried Chicken
3. Green Giant
4. La Choy
5. NBC Super Season Sunday promos: Walt Disney/The Family Holvak/NBC Sunday Mystery Movie/McCoy
6. (same as #1)
7. Kaopectate Concentrate
8. Timex
9. Log Cabin Syrup
10. UJA Federation
11. Saturday Night bumper #2
12. Delta Airlines
13. Saturday Night bumper #3
14. L'eggs
15. Certs
16. Rival dog food
17. Robert Young, Family Doctor promo
18. (same as #13)
19. Charo promo
20. Roto-Rooter
21. Veteran Outreach Program by the National Puerto Rican Forum
22. The National Alliance of Businessmen/Ad Council
23. Burt Bacharach in the Park promo bumper
24. Future acrylic floor finish
25. Glade Solid air freshener
26. Janis Ian "Between The Lines" album at Korvettes
27. M.E.N.D. (Massive Economic Neighborhood Development)
28. Coca-Cola
29. Sarah Coventry jewelry
30. Chase bank
31. Patricia Neal for Maxim coffee
32. Saturday Night bumpers #4-#5
33. Anita Bryant for Florida Orange Juice Growers
34. Golden Griddle maple syrup
35. New York Lottery
36. Ship 'n Shore by Qiana at Macy's and Bamberger's
37. (same as #18-#19)
38. Seaman's Furniture
39. Colgate
40. Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service
41. Robert Young, Family Doctor promo bumper
42. Skippy dog food
43. Dentyne
44. Gimbels
45. Philadelphia Cream Cheese from Kraft
46. Saturday Night bumpers #6-#7
47. Bic Butane
48. Tone soap
49. Palmolive
50. The Marketplace shopping center
51. (same as #46)
52. Thomas English Muffins
53. Enderin
54. Sanka
55. Burt Bacharach In The Park promo
I was a 14 year old freshman in high school. This was the coolest show in the world for people my age.
theoldar - What show?
@@peachesandcream.2612 Saturday Night Live more than likely.
Totally agree! When "Saturday Night" made its debut in '75 we had never seen any other show with a vibe like this. Chevy, Gilda, Belushi, Aykroyd, hosts such as Richard Pryor and musical guests like Leon Redbone. It was so cool and inventive.
I was same age in NY area. Remember alot of these commercials....
I was 12 and in bed at this time. But in a few years I’d have to agree. SNL was great! Then of course Don Kirshners rock show!
I miss the '70's.
The Family Holvak - The Greatest Gift (1974) czcams.com/video/PAi-_QPb1Yw/video.html
The Family Holvak - Long Way Home (1975) czcams.com/video/zTYdcFKNKs4/video.html
Born August 1971. So I must have been 4? My childhood. I miss so much
I miss when violent newcomers didn't lurk and attack people on the Toronto transit system. Canada has deteriorated and will never be the same again.
Thank you for posting this great collection.
I wish Kentucky Fried Chicken was like that still.. Now it is so greasy.. Love the commercials , I was just 5 at the time, but it is still nice to see them.. Brings back lot's back great memories.. Thanks very much.. I wish I could go back then, I could still have my Mom for awhile longer..
Back when Saturday Night Live was known as "NBC's Saturday Night" because ABC took the name of its show "Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell".
Oct 11 is my Birthday, i turned 18 in 75, sure wish i could go back in time, it was fantastic.
I remember the ads of the 1970's and I miss them.
Love these old commercials. They bring back so many memories
I used to love how low and raspy Patricia Neal’s voice was in her Maxim and Anacin commercials.
Good for giving Gort messages too.
ZnenTitan LOL for real
I wonder, was it in part attributable to her 1965 stroke?
If you eat to much La Choy you might need Kaopectate
too, not to.
Funny how these ads stick in your head for decades. I remember liking that Ship 'n Shore ad @ 13:51 as a teen back then. Never forgot the music and I thought the whole commercial was so sophisticated, lol.
These old commercials brings back lots of memories
Golden Griddle syrup. Hadn’t seen that in a long time.
Yeah, Me neither. I had even forgotten that brand even existed. A real trip back in time!
October 1975, it felt so good to see America TV & Commercials, I had just returned to The States after a 13 month deployment to Okinawa with the United States Marine Corps. Nothing like American TV. Semper Fi
Semper Fi, Bro!
@@MrMenefrego1 were you in the Marine Corps? I served from 5 Oct 73 to 4 Oct 77.
@@usmc-veteran73-77 Close to the same time I was serving, '79-'83. Take care Brother.
@@MrMenefrego1 what was your MOS? I started out as a Truck Driver 3531 and hated it. Later on I work in Co Hq at Truck Co H&S Bn 3rd Force Service Regiment (Force Service Support Group) then transferred to H&S Co H&S Bn worked at the Bn S-1 at Camp Foster. Finally I obtained the MOS 0151 Personnel-Admin. My last 2 years I served with H&S Co H&S Bn 2nd FSSG, Camp LeJeune. When I made Sgt I was the Personnel Sergeant worked with Admin Chief and Admin Officer. Loved it, not one day in field.
@@usmc-veteran73-77 Thank you for your service and bravery, Sir. Semper Fi! Hoo rah.
The L'eggs elephant commercial is hilarious!!!
That was Linda Gray of the show " Dallas."
Wow most of these commercials I had forgotten about, but instantly remember when I see them(I was 14 then) , we watched a lot TV!
I had just turned 14 also, I definitely watched a lot of tv, starting from when I was younger. They had very good shows at the time:)
Thank you for the fascinating look at cultural history in the 1970s USA. ☮️💟
man i wish things were like this again...even though i was 5 ..i remember certian things..
Brings back grest memories!!! Thank you
Even in 1975, Kentucky fried chicken never crunched like that, thank you for uploading these, the Elvis in " Charro" advertisements, so weird it was before his death.
A bit of Madison Avenue hyperbole for KFC.
Buying our record albums at Korvettes was the norm for us teens and young adults back in the 1970's. Buying our clothes at Gimbels was also quite popular, although we needed a job that paid a salary that could afford us that luxury, as their clothing and shoes were a bit on the expensive (for that time) side. Ran up quite a hefty charge account there!
Interesting to see a pre-Dallas Linda Gray in the L'eggs spot.
This is the most enjoyable SNL I've ever seen. The skits last about 1/2 a second each -- so much nicer than the usual ones that drag on forever!
100 % right! I tried to watch an entire episode about 3 times and then I gave up. SCTV was 500 times better
when snl was really funny back then :D
NBC Saturday Night premiered on October 11, 1975, the night these ads ran!
My favorite skit here was the one with Burt Bacharach in it. 🤭
I remember going into gimbell's and Corvettes running into the toy section I was only 9 years old at the time, couldn't believe it Elvis died two years later
I was 11 when these aired and I remember them as if it was yesterday.
I was 12. Cool to see these again.
Do teens and young adults worry as much about bad breath as WE did back then. We always had an endless supply of Dentyne or Certs in our possession back then.
A LOT of smokers back then
I so love those Green giant commercials.
Me Too.
OMG! 5:31 Flashback city when the Certs rolls clack together! :)
I was in grade nine (Canada) at that time. We saw SNL or NBC Saturday Night via WDAZ which was at that time the NBC affiliate in Grand Forks, ND. The PSA’s they ran late at night were the ones produced by The Ad Council or the US government. Still can’t believe all the money spent in that era on commercials that tried to make instant coffee sound enjoyable.
If I went around taking that Certs test , people would think I was in pain
I need to see the old RIF (reading is fundamental) ad where the kid hides in an old building to read his book.
This was the premier of SNL, called "Live From New York" at the time, because Howard Cosell had a sports program called Saturday Night Live. It was also two days after my 7th birthday.
That Cosell show wasn't a sports program. It was an attempt at a variety show. It was the program that introduced America to The Bay City Rollers (not that that was a great accomplishment).
Wow I finally get see these commercials in color...
Lol, It never crossed my mind until you mentioned it.
Yeah I got my first color tv in the 80s, so I relate to what you're saying😊
Call me crazy, but those Thomas English muffins look huge compared to the ones that they sell today.
No, I don't think you're crazy. Everything is smaller today than it was back in 1975...except people.
Thomas' makes oversized English muffins as well
The dude on the beach that stole a kiss from the instructor, would be charged with lude assault, and his life ruined as a sex offender today.
This is a fucked.up society today....A lousy era to be living in...
It's bad manners at its core...
Appreciate you immensely👍...takes a lot of time editing & putting these time machine gems together for nostalgia junkies like myself👏
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@@rickketchum8668 If you say so...
4:45 Sue Ellen...lookin' good. Before "Dallas", Who knew?
If a person on one of those "House hunter" shows now walked into a house with a floor like the one in the Future commercial, they'd run out screaming.
It looks a hell of a lot better than the ugly cookie cutter stainless steel crap people use today...
That dog sure had a lot of food in his bowl
I was thinking the same!! The dogs in those commercials always look slightly nauseated lol.
9:06 That was really awesome when record labels advertised their artists’ newest releases on TV. The ads were very representative of the ‘70’s.
Janis Ian performed on this debut episode...and NBC's feature film division produced CHARRO (as part of the deal that included his 1968 "comeback" special, which NBC-TV aired)
Would have loved to have seen Janis performing. Only became a fan two years later (1978).
This is freaking awesome! Thank you; I knew there was a recording of this episode from 10-11-75 out there but I've never had a chance to see any of these ads. My dream is to take my season one DVD, rip it, and put the breaks and episodes in and watch it one night. That would be very fun. I also have the 2008 re-run when George died on tape for guidance on the breaks. Hmm might try that sometime soon!
I've heard of fans of The Monkees simply inserting the ads that may had aired on other shows at the time to give an approximation of what an original broadcast was like. Nothing like the real thing!
Patricia Neal had been married to author Roald Dahl, who remained close to her in the wake of her near fatal stroke. He ended up marrying one of the production assistants making those Maxim spots.
im 46...this was realeased on my 5th bday
I remember when La Choy came in those cans.
And degusting back then also
I remember the song when u was little I would imatatw commercials
+rocknroller 77 I hated it too
yeah, they were horrible. but I liked the chow mein noodles.
I remember La Choy made you go to the can
Linda Gray a few years before Dallas fame and long before her role in Melrose Place spinoff Models, Inc in the Leggs commercial
Omg I remember those local NYC public service announcements. My favorite? The one NYC put out about water conservation. “KEEP NOO YAWK WET. SAYVE WAHT-UH”
Nothing I like better than coffee chunks.
The Fall of 1975 was a disaster for the 3 networks.....they were cancelling shows QUICKLY because of changes in the Nielsen ratings system, and shuffling shows to different nights/times...even TV Guide had a hard time keeping up with it! This was also the time when viewers had it with networks...just 2 years later, TV networks started losing viewers, and every year since 1977 they have lost viewers!
21:35- "Bacharach In the Park" was a syndicated repeat of "Burt Bacharach '74", originally telecast on NBC (for Chevrolet) in January 1974.
Since Fall 1992, Burt Bacharach is now married to Jane Hanson. Together, they have separated homes in California and New York. Plus they have wonderful children.
Today, Miss Hanson returns back to the NBC Universal family along with Julie Moran,
Faith Daniels, Dana Fleming and Andrea Mitchell on such current programs
including "Meet the Press" and "Access Hollywood" from 2004-present.
What does he see in her? 🤔
@@fromthesidelines Well, he sees her with lots of love, gratitude and most of all, respect and care. That's all.
Well, he passed away in 2023.
am i trippin or do you all hear that computer sound thingy lol
Oh my goodness that's Linda Gray (Sue Ellen from Dallas) in the L'eggs commercial!
It's her, trust me.
@belle mcellis It is most definitely Linda Gray.
Yes, that absolutely is Linda Gray. I watched every episode of Dallas for 5 or 6 years and know that's her from her voice as well as her facial features.
@belle mcellis That is definitely Linda Gray.
General Foods made Sanka, the 3rd largest selling coffee in America...and Maxwell House, the #1 seller.
Thanks for bringing that up. I didn't know that. My dad happened to work at General Foods at the time of this broadcast. He was a credit manager at their corporate office in Clifton, NJ.
I remember that Kaopectate commercial like it was yesterday. The clip from the old silent movie was made by the American Biograph studio. There was a picture frame with the studio's "AB" logo, the first example of a bug telling you that you were watching an American Biograph movie. They tried to sneak the "AB" into every scene.
In those days, there were unscrupulous independent movie producers who often produced their own versions of certain films in order to be the first to release them to theaters. To combat this, some companies like American Biograph often sneaked their logo into the scenery to establish they were the ONE AND ONLY studio who originated the film you were watching. Stricter copyright laws later enforced and established ownership of those films.
Kaopectate is now made by Kramer Laboratories. It has also been reformulated to be similar to Pepto-Bismol.
08:35 - Doris Roberts and J.J. Barry in the Glade commercial.
He played Mr. Compton Janets boss on Threes Company
My mom was all about La Choy, lol.
Nah man! "Chun King is for your beautiful body." LOL
@AK Thunder Hamburger Helper is tasty
@AK Thunder Keep that fucking hamburger "helper" away
@AK Thunder =D
@AK Thunder It was all fun and games until I found a cigarette butt in the helper...
That was it for me.
I miss my grandma's rouladen too man.
Damn dude I'm gunna learn how to make it...
Grandma used to tell me about "I'd do anything to have a loaf of my moms old home made bread"...
Been almost a decade since she passed. Now I know her feeling... I'd climb a ladder that's goes pretty high to taste her old dishes. Like reallllllly high.
Rouladen is so bomb you got me hungry.
Ugh...Sanka and freeze dried coffee...what were we thinking?
Sanka had been around for decades...Gertrude Berg did live commercials for it in character as Molly on THE (original) GOLDBERGS
I love the commercial that had Matawan, NJ on it. Me and hubby are from NJ. Plus my hubby grew up in Matawan. I couldn't believe there was a commercial on here for Matawan. That's a first. We also lived in Matawan Terrace apartments for 5 years when our kids were young. Our daughter was born and came to Matawan Terrace apartments.
Every now and then the begining of that jingle at 10:07 will play in my head but i never remembered what commercial it was for until today. Thanks
"We're Number Three!"
Tell me about it! It's okay to be #3! Embrace it!!! :)
Number 3 makes you do Number 2.
I was 4. Only a couple of years later did I discover SNL.
1:49 The Family Holvak TV Movies czcams.com/play/PLA9dyopf8noMNCD8UdBfx6GXVdlv4IayE.html
What a wonderful trip back in time - plus NYC style!!
18:59- Jan Miner as "Madge the Manicurist"
On #40 (Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service PSA), Bill McCord was the voiceover; live booth was handled late this evening by Arthur Gary.
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17:16: My lifetime goal is to be this guy.
I think that’s Peter Thomas as the narrator of the Log Cabin commercial.
Indeed. And Paul Frees in the Green Giant commercial.
16:45- Gimbels went out of business in 1986.
Allie Lewis (of the old PBS Everyday Food series from Martha Stewart ).....her great-great grandfather founded Gimbel's dept. store.
Gimbels died at 144
What about May's and Alexander's? I took some pants out of Alexander's in 76
LONG GONE.
I was about 14 in 1975. Here I sit in 2020 during the Corona virus quarantine and this video is bringing me a very slight feeling of zen. I might just loop this nonstop for the next 6 weeks.
Try 6 months bucko
@@SkycladWanderer try 12 months buckaroo
@@ChatGPT1111 bro......
What happened?
Can I wake up from this nightmare?
@@SkycladWanderer I feel ya my friend. It is so surreal and this proves misery does not like company! There is nowhere we can go except to bide our time as best we can. The pendulum has to swing in the other direction eventually.......right?
@@ChatGPT1111 yup. Until then I'll just work my life away.
Whatever
Looks like it's me and the moody blues for a while .
Maybe pepper in some Byrds hits here and there.
That was Tovah Feldshuh in the Timex ad and Rita McLaughlin and Charles Frank in the Thomas English Muffins ad. Lots of good commercials, although some of them remind me of why SNL was so effective at parodying commercials in these years. The Kaopectate in particular. Anyway, I never knew Marcus Welby went by another name.
Shows like that used a different name in syndication, while it was still being first ran on the networks.
Doris Roberts for glade air freshener.
Linda Gray for Leggs!
6:45 Robo-Rooter
Reminds me of the spoof in Futurama.
I remember now why I wouldn't eat cream cheese! I forgot all about the metal container. The knife scraping the metal went right through me. Ugh. Pass the plastic tub.
Because another network had ownership to the _Saturday Night Live_ moniker that year.
Specifically, the ABC variety show "Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell", gone by the following January, but it would be March 1977 before NBC legally laid claim to the title "Saturday Night Live".
Ah, as a kid, I thought Pepto-Bizmol was a vile concoction....
..... Then I had to take Keopectake.
Yeeesh. It always struck me as odd that a medicine made for nausea had a flavor that made you want to upchuck.
There was a Valentine's candy that tasted like Pepto. I myself never minded the taste of it but wondered why it was tinted that odd pink shade.
IIRC, this was recorded during the premier episode of SNL!!!
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I was 18 when he needs commercials are on I remember watching that SNL first episode it was great it was with George Carlin and the Muppets
a young Melissa Gilbert in the KFC commercial, she had already become Laura Ingalls in 1974
Now, she's known as Timothy Busfield's wife.
Yes sir! Back when America was still America and KFC was really good chicken and not injected with chemicals and tuff like today. Everything really was much better then today. I remember La Choy because my mother would make it when she did not have time to make dinner and we thought it was good as kids because it was different.
This recorded 2 days after my 10th birthday!!! Wow.
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Caufliflower, in cheese-sauce; just-in-case my doctor tells-me that I haven't been farting-enough?
"What gas shortage?"
What worries me more now is the amount of plastic bag chemical toxins leeched out and into the food, boiling for X number of minutes. I wonder if any of it contributed to obesity, cancer, infertility or hormonal disruption.
I have an electric watch :)
sounds like kryptonian history crystals....
Green Giant Califlower In Cheese Sauce 0:37
1:38 SNL did a parody commercial with NBC's Super Season a couple of weeks later.
Interesting the kinds of products that were most heavily advertised back then
Anti Diahrea medicine , laxatives , aspirin , shampoo , feminine hygiene products , floor wax , laundry and dish soap , anti deodorants , and car parts ( tires , batteries )
That guy with Robert Young on Marcus Welby M.D. looks like Posner from "Billy Jack" & Christian Bale
You mean James Brolin, now better known for being Josh's dad?
NYC , can tell by the local commercials
Elite.....I Love the OLD SKOOL!
Birthday #5 for me! Lots of classics here, and YES a Choy was a HUGE food in my house! The commercials here really are starting to be more in the somewhat slicker style of the later part of the decade, and less slow, like the earlier part.
was "10" yrs young then, from wisconsin!!
Just turned 15 that day.
dude, your like 57
A friend of mine turned 7 that day.
Gremlin1960 My brother turned 17 that day, and I was 6 1/2 months old
Turned 3 that April.
+marchbabi323 I was 4
I remember watching the first SNL which was on this night,, George Carlin was the guest host and the Muppets were on the show..
Maxim 1970s: Coffee
Maxim 2017: Softcore porn mag 😂
Zoomer30 😄😄😄
Klaatu Barada Nikto!
This must be from an aircheck, as Betamax was a month away from its American debut. It had debuted in Japan six months prior to that.
Prior to VHS and Bata tapes, there were VTR machines. Expensive and bulky as hell.
actually there were earlier,primitive VTR's (as they were called) available in the early 70's,but were extremely pricey. ergo,not many of them sold to the mainstream market.
yeah but there's also stuff recorded from the 50's on here as I found. It wasn't from any type of machine.
@@davidbrunson8887Kinescopes...filmed copies of live/videotaped shows
14:31 From the Dept. of Commercial Hyperbole: "It's the biggest event since Columbus discovered America. Seamans Furniture has landed in Paramus on Route 4 east of Route 17." LOL! Love it!
I had just turned 5 Years old in August
Ship and Shore gives me nostalgia 😎
It was great being born in NYC in the 70’s.
Was 14 and had my first puppy love boyfriend. We lasted 2 yrs.