This came to mind in the early 2000s when we were raising my granddaughter. I still routinely turn pot handles inside.

All are gone nowadays, destroyed by the woke and too many migrants.

L’Oréal boy Sicilians and Greeks. Godfather.

GOD she was so CUTE!!!!! 🥰

The version with Blue Jay pitcher is the best one!

Why was I waiting for Dini to tell the first guy they had a doctor and a fresh car accident victim backstage? And holy f do these audience members 18:15 ever look like they're already at that dudes funeral.

This would make a great sample for a hip hop song.

Oh yeah its a classic video

Thanks retrontario

I was 5.

so cute lol

Fun movie. I remember watching it with my late older brother when we were kids. Good memories

That's 31 years ago.

Now the liberals would shit their pants over these commercials

One of my favorites was from a pizza chain, maybe the 80s. It shows a blob of cheese coming out of a can and bouncing. One of the black workers exclaimed with a wide smile: “It’s CHEESE”.

Awesome and most awesome commercial. I remember it most fondly.

The Kool-Aid Man breaking through walls will always be funny.

Man, that CHCH intro brings back major memories of 1984 Toronto. That was a pretty big station from The Hammer. And I watched Yan Can around 1979-80 all the time. Funny as hell. By '84, I didn't watch it anymore. Are the 1980 episodes on KZbin? I can't seem to find them.

The Belleville area received the Rochester stations on cable, while Kingston received Syracuse NY. When the Detroit stations opted for satellite transmission, Brockville cable made the switch, due to the inability to receive a consistent signal from the closest U.S. stations. Cable TV viewers in Cornwall received the U.S. network affiliates in Burlington VT and Plattsburg NY.

I remember watching her anchor the late news on CJOH, when I lived in Eastern Ontario in the mid 1980s. Sadly, she was far too young, when she passed away in 2013.

600 looks like cory from pawn stars 🤩 lo ha .

My eyes 🙈

Anyone else notice how different the footage is between the French and English versions?

HMV, Speakers Corner and MuchMusic, three things you need to persuade Gen Z they ever existed

Fast-forward to 21st Century. Too many dimwits *still haven't learned* the lesson.

LOL! Look at the difference in number of views between this and the other videos on this channel! Clearly over 50K males fapped off to this video.

All this video proved is that everyone is way too sensitive nowadays. Sad.

That’s my DAD

and this is why people get shot during a robbery even though they did everything asked of them without fighting.

That is Gerry Salsberg! Do you have anymore of these? I am him Son in law and my kids would love to see it! let me know!

The Old Woman is played by David Battley (Charlie's smarmy teacher, in the classic movie, "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory"). He was also a regular on Eric Idle's "Rutland Weekend Television", and an episode of "The Benny Hill Show" (in the sketch in which the border of the Russian & American sectors goes through the bedroom of a newly wedded couple).

Big Pimping

The dog puppet's jaw dropping when the Professor said "You could die" is perhaps the funniest thing I've seen in a long time. How the hell isn't that a meme? And just everything else is just so freaking wild. The vampire puppets openly cheering on kids snorting glue, the French language one looking like some sort of avant garde art film, but the English one being painfully straight forward. If this clip circulated years ago, there's no doubt everyone on the internet would have done something to it. It would have been BEGGING to be the next Hotel Mario.

Great summary of why we see so many ads now with almost exclusively interracial and/or gay couples.

0:13

4:38 did he just call the old lady 'old faggot'

This song just popped into my head yesterday. Holly shit! It only took 40 years foe the drugs to wear off!

My childhood 😭

I love the content you come up with.

There is an episode from this series posted to KZbin about marijuana. It’s dated 1985 so I’m guessing the glue one is from around the same time.

No large company would ever be this personable today.

There must've been some LSD in all that poutine

This is great! The old CJOH broadcasts were always awesome.

It's definitely more frightening in French.

AWESOME!!! VERY GOOD! YES? LOL

Nightmare fuel! lol

This newscast was on the air on tuesday april 18th 1989, the day of game of the Clarence Campbell semifinal of the 1989 NHL Playoffs.

American here, I'm glad that the KZbin algorithm recommended this video. Over 30 years later and it's still informative of the differences we have with our neighbors (neighbours?) up north. That jingoistic Chevrolet ad probably wouldn't work so well here anymore, GenX and everyone born afterwards is cynical enough to know when a company is trying to tug at our heart strings to sell us something. And now life experiences are often just as important for us (if not more so) than material possessions. So maybe instead of Canadians becoming more American, maybe we're becoming more Canadian, lol.

I always knew the people behind some of these shows were on something:)

Im excited! Thank you!!! My favourite channel! ❤