90's Commercials Vol. 195
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- These commercials aired on NBC on May 13th, 1992
1. McDonald's
2. Promo for "A Different World" and "Cheers"
3. Promo for "L.A. Law"
4. Tylenol Allergy Sinus
5. Little Caesars
6. Plymouth Chrysler
7. Beef Industry Council PSA
8. Miller Genuine Draft
9. Promo for "Cruel Doubt"
10. Ragu Chicken Tonight
11. Wal Mart
12. "Unsolved Mysteries" Commercial Bumper
13. Promo for "Bird On A Wire"
14. Chili's
15. WSMV News Bumper (Oh yeah, I totally missed the rain last night! Gotta catch the rerun)
16. Miller Lite
17. KFC Honey Barbecue Chicken (With MC Hammer)
18. TV Spot for "Encino Man"
19. Rolaids
20. Promo for "Night Court" (The surprising series finale that will touch your heart *sniff*)
21. Crispix (In my experience it takes practically no time for this cereal to get soggy)
22. NBA
23. McDonald's
24. Promo for "Iwitness Video"
25. Promo for "Bob Hope's Red White & Beautiful Swimsuit Edition"
26. Promo for "Cruel Doubt"
27. "Unsolved Mysteries" Ending/End Credits
28. Promo for "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson"
29. WSMV News Update (Shh, the satellite is just in the other room, don't let it hear you call it "useless"!)
30. Obsession
31. WSMV News Update
32. Nationwide Insurance
33. Pizza Hut
34. WSMV News Bumper
who knew watching a block of 90s commercials would be therapeutic?! I love this channel
3:10 RIP Miguel Ferrer known for his roles in Robocop, Blank Check, & many others. He will be missed.
Also, I liked those Ragu Chicken Tonight commercials & definitely remember the jingle. "I feel like chicken tonight! Like chicken tonight!"
I think young people remember the "Chicken Tonight" jingle but my mom doesn't remember it...funny.
It was nice to see MC Hammer selling out again. I miss those days.
I'm so programmed that every time there's a commercial for a show that I like and they say 'NEXT' I feel excited and almost expect it to start after.
Night Court AND Carson leaving? Rough time in the 90s! But still, even that's better than TV today.
Great video! I love 90s 💖
A Different World-loved that episode,the audience was going crazy when Whitley made her decision
Cruel Doubt-oh im certain it really happened..cases like this are still being reported today
Chicken Tonight-too bad that dance never caught on,wouldve loved seeing people do it at the nightclubs lol
Night Court-saw that finale,was like"Umm,ok..?" at the final scene..that came out of left field
That “Two kinds of cheese on a cheeseburger” ad... wow, that was buried in a weird corner of my memory.
Unsolved Mysteries! I miss that show!
when im feeling down and having a bad day i put this on and funny how it makes me feel better,,,,, lol at unsolved mysteries that opening music would scare the crap outta me #90s
Rip good movies tv & ad,s
0:11 "What the Hell Is This Crap, This Isn't a Burrito?!"1:34 I didn't know he had a family?! Really shows how interesting theseLittle Caesar's ads were.2:55 Ghosts are so lovely! .. Those were Ghosts, Right?!3:55 One of the only songs that The Simpsons Family Knows. lol
THis was the week before Carson retired.
*Sigh* So many good memories here! I saw Encino Man in the theater when it came out, I was seven. We loved Chicken Tonight and ate the Country French chicken often. Unsolved Mysteries was one of my favorite shows back then. I wish you could find it online! Crispix is still one of my favorite cereals.
Amazon Prime recently put up a bunch of Unsolved Mysteries episodes up
80sCommercialVault Really? I'll have to check it out. Thanks!
Teal Chastain you can I'm sure... Find unsolved mysterys that is... I'm sure...
I have some memories of Unsolved Mysteries as a little kid but I didn't exactly watch it regurely. When I was a kid the show Beyond Belief Fact or Fiction was much more creepy to me.
Man those KFC boxes were stupid.....I'm so glad they have Buckets again..... I can't forget the hard time I had opening those damn things.....
Encino Man...I remember a bunch of kids at my school went to see that movie opening weekend, and were telling me how hilarious it was. I took their advice and went to see it the following weekend, and absolutely hated it. I was not familiar with Pauly Shore at the time, and found him to be horribly obnoxious. The only good thing from the experience was that I learned not to listen to movie recommendations from certain kids at my school.
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Lol i gotta watch that again I can't remember it
I was 6 when it came out in the theater but I didn't see it then, as soon as it came out on video in the same year my parents rented it for me. I remember back then liking the movie, and it was the very first movie where I felt same sex attraction but I didn't know what being gay is. I recently watched it as an adult and I think the movie is stupid now. But I'll admit it made me feel nostalgic of the early 90's. It just so dumb to me how the main character has a few months left until he graduates high school and all he cares about is achieving the goal of being popular in high school. In real life if a student graduates less then a year he would be thinking more about college or whatever his or her future will be like. If the main character is a freshman or in his 2nd year of high school it would kind of make sense for him to think that way but not when he is about to graduate.
1:31ish lil cessers 2 pizzas a salad and crazy stix for $8. Lol
6:18 how the mighty had fallen
I've never been able to watch the night court finale. I've read so many bad things about it that I'm afraid to watch it because I love Night Court that much.
Graduated High School in June!
1:47 dodge taking on a Honda - funny part, I bet that Honda is still on the road today - that dodge not so much
back in my day!
OLD TIMER WITH CHEESE!
8:57 "68 Firebird Convertible
NASHVILLE CHANNEL 4!
Michelle Baxter wow the 90s
ummm why did the kfc commercial only have black people
Yeah, I guess it has only black people if you ignore all of the white people that are also in the commercial.
or all the white people that have taken those commercials over since. WHO CARES?
I will never forget going to see Encino Man at the movies when I was 7, I seen it in Oklahoma when we went to visit family there.
I was 5 when I finally start enjoying seeing movies in the movie theater. I was 6 when Encino Man came out but I didn't get to see it in the theater but as soon as it came out on video my parents rented it for me. I remember back then I enjoyed it and it was the very first movie where I felt attraction towards the same sex but I didn't know what being gay is.