I made a giant penis 🚀!!!

Is that Lance Kerwin of "Salem's Lot" (1979) fame?

Nobuyo Oyama the japanese VA of Doraemon passed away last September 29, 2024

若い頃なかなかの美人ですね。心よりお悔やみ申し上げます

The legendary Nobuyo Ooyama has left us... RIP.😢

Rest in peace, Nobuyo Oyama.... (1933-2024)

still have it and still works fine all the adults hated it it is so so loud we would play with it for hours

If you can't find this game, does that mean it didn't survive.

Loved battling tops! We used to have tournaments, still would and I'm 63!😂

Thanks, Major Glory!

Nikita Lane

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These are now available as reproductions and about to get one!

Brings back such great memories!

It was an ingenious building concept, a fast food building in the shape of a Barn roof, I don't recall ever seeing one with a drive thru window, though I could be mistaken. There was a huge Salad bar, fixed seats & booths. I recently gone to the Chat -n- Chew restaurant- in Warren, Ohio. It's been there for 36 years, it was a former Red Barn. It's interesting to see that some of the original Red Barn floor layout still remains in tact and is still being used. In today's dollars it would be almost impossible to duplicate all those Red Barn buildings, while the Layout was somewhat simplistic, the large Architectural design of the physical buildings would be shunned by today's business models. All those flashing rotational lights on those Red Barn signs, and those huge massive truss supports that made those mansard roof gables, to duplicate all this today would be impossible.

It was a highly successful chain in its day, but it changed hands and the new company ran it in the ground. Sort of like Sears Robuck & Company, the same thing is happening now with the old Chrysler Corporation, "Stallantis" is the mother corporation, but they are running it in the ground. It's all about making the big money, these investors rather drain all the life they can out of an institution and wreck it and sell off any remaining assets like buildings and pocket everything they can and run.

Had this for Christmas as a kid , brill toy , after each high speed crash would take ages finding all the little parts , my pull things broke & we sent them a letter & they sent us new ones

I always thought the loser had Zero cool 😂 Meanwhile, the winner is never being told to be quiet like he’s not even there 🤣

It is a surprise that Jonny Quest in Japan had song lyrics.

Williams had best games, mechanics and sounds!!! Stargate reigns supreme for best game EVER made. Robotron right behind it.

I remember a different commercial. The lyrics were different.

I always wanted that toy helicopter but never got it🥺🥺🥺!

i had this....wish i still did

出た！はもちろん 00:37 のあららららもドラえもんっぽいですw

Broo the doraemon vc actor

I remember the one kid in the other Rebound commercial saying "it's all in the wrist action"

Wanted one of these so bad when I was a kid, but never got it.

Yeah, if I encounter La Llorona or any other evil spirit, I’m just gonna run to the nearest Walmart and offer them a fruit pie

I was 7 years old in 1976. I remember this tv commercial very well. But my family was dirt poor. We could hardly afford groceries. Hunger was a constant companion. So, just forget about buying new toys. As a result, tv commercials for toys and games like this served only to torture me and make me ache. I would have LOVED to own this Hangman game, among many other toys advertised on tv. Oh, I had a toy collection. But that was made up of mismatched odds and ends, bits and pieces, that were handed down to me by friends or found in the streets somewhere. Fast forward 48 years later. By sheer chance I run across this game (complete) on eBay selling for a really cheap price. Accounting for inflation, it was priced cheaper than what it originally cost back in 1976! So, naturally I bought it. It took 48 years for me to finally get to own this game, but better late than never. It is such a THRILL to at long last own one of many toys and games I saw advertised on tv and longed for during my childhood, but couldn't have because of my poverty.

Fact:your local D&D playing crowd PROBABLY knew where the score the best doses during the Reagan years.

After Saturday August 25th, 1984 When Fat Albert went off the air CBS Saturday Morning Cartoons were no longer the same. New episodes were made in syndication 1984-84 Season. Pryor's Place replacing Fat Albert wasn't the same. In the 1985-86 Season Saturday Supercade was taken off the air.

Never played it or even knew anyone who had it but, I DEFINETLY remember the commercial!

Ssp.

such false advertising as it approaches the stairs😆

I miss waking up Saturday morning seeing these😢😢😢

I loved it… batteries lasted about a day 😂😂😂😂😂

Thanks for posting this. This intro is so well recalled from the good old days.

This was beyblade back in the day

Bobby Hill would've loved this

Wonder if kids realized all you played with was 2 or 3 die and a piece of paper...that was it.

I want some fruit pies

My 2 brothers and I had those, and we played with them all the time . A timeless toy that kids could use their imagination on how to and what to crash them into. The craptastic plastic of today would never take the abuse. Way too cool of a toy.

"You sunk my battleship" That line had me dying laughing when I was first saw this commercial XD

we had bb guns we used to shoot in my basement 😂

the sky cycle didn't work as good as the stunt cycle but it did look really cool.....btw....i noticed the sky cycle turned into a motorcycle in mid air 😲

over 75 issues, and it tied into EVERY SINGLE MARVEL COMIC BOOK ON RELEASE!

Great story about the inventor on This American Life. ❤

My dad was the one that was doing the pumpkin and the clown

*ADAM* *WE* ...

Smash-ups were fun as a 10 year old watching TV in 1973. Fender benders (or worse) as an adult are less amusing.