Thank you more than I can express for loading this program fully with commercials! It is priceless!

I feel goofy, too, Dudley. 😑 Sorry you had that experience.

I remember wanting a game gear with the TV adapter thing so i would be able to watch TV at school secretly like in my backpack. If i knew back then how smartphones would fix that problem, I'd be watching something all day in school 😅

The heck is that G-Major voice of Starla? Creepy. The Jet Streex target tower looked cool. But I couldn't agree more with what you said about Game Boy vs. Game Gear. I was very happy with my non color portable!

The only Game Gear titles that gave me more fun were the Sonic games(including Sonic Drift 1 from Japan and Tails Adventure), Mortal Kombat 1 & 2(never had 3 until years later), Side Pocket(I love pool), Dynamite Headdy, Power Rangers, & Riddick Bowe Boxing. It was a unique selection in a time before I had a Gameboy. That of which I wouldn't own until Spring 1998. Then Christmas of that year, a Gameboy Color. Super Gameboy, however, I did have the same year I had a Game Gear, which was 1995. Game Gear in Spring, Super Gameboy by Christmas.

I swear Lucky was in the same forest from disney's Sleeping Beauty (1959)!

0:00 no way, it’s the first commercial of Dunkaroos

An IQ of 12 huh? Well that's still a much higher number than the amount of games worth playing on game gear... and the same number of batteries you'll go through playing it for like 4 hours.

One of your best compilations

Count Chocula Cereal- I think I would be freaked out as a kid if I were to see a character’s eyes moving on a cereal box like how it’s shown in this commercial. My Buddy and Kid Sister- Every time I see this commercial, it always calls to mind for me the Robot Chicken parody of this commercial called, “My Stalker”.

I'm loving these 90s Chicago TV gems! Keep it up.

My grandmother used to send my cousins old collected Troll dolls from the U.S to the Philippines (as sort of "hand-me-downs") I was so freaking scared of them that I had them place in the far back of my parents' built-in overhead shelf display cabinet with a glass sliding door. It did not help that my [now former] older female cousins husband collected lots and lots of Troll that partially filled their small marital bedroom

8:03 - This is what happens when you learn English by watching Bill and Ted on a loop…

Never saw the appeal of Troll Dolls, even back in the day…

During Spring Break of 92, my parents drove me to Florida to visit Disney. I got a Game Gear for the trip, as I was heavy into Sega at the time. I think the first batteries lasted less than two hours. That thing drained batteries like mad. I had a Game Boy also, and definitely wound up using it more. Still, the Game Gear was okay if you had a charger to plug it into. I would use Game Boy on travel and Game Gear for gaming on the couch. At least I didn’t need a light source.

What's wild is that the Duracell ad here with the toys would launch the Energizer Bunny campaign, to this day one of the most famous ad campaigns of all time.

I think I subconsciously stole all my dance moves from Reginald VelJohnson

Jeez, that Robocop Versus Terminator game was way too gory for this ad target

Jerry Orbach @8:46 😍

@12:05 Jerry Orbach 😍

Dude, I never realized little Caesars was around that long. I thought they started in the 2000s

Speaking as someone who was a little girl in the 80s and had one... FashionStar Fillies were so freaking weird 😂 It's like the board over at Kenner was halfway through a five martini lunch and were like 'what do little girls love?' 'Fashion dolls... horses...' 'PERFECT. Horse fashion dolls it is.' One could say My Little Pony was similar- they had outfits you could get them too- but at least they didnt have realistic horse designs.

ABC was my favorite TV network, great sitcoms, cartoons and Movies of The Week.

"WHERE'S THE BEEF?"

Maybe it's just me but I think 70s commercials were calmer, quieter and more subdued than they are now.

What is this Bears country video that's mentioned?

"Barbie and the Rockers!" You mean Jem and the Holograms? She's even wearing Jem's outfit.

I grew up with Nick at Nite and Tv Land classics.

I remember sky dancers!

If you could find more from 95-00, that would be great. More I can remember

I miss Nick at Nite and TVLand.

Cliff!

I’m tearing up as a 90’s NICU baby.

I had the cassette tape of Donny in Joseph. Our cousin made a recording of his for us.

Dairy marketing on TV! We used to have good educational PSA type adds.

Kid’s cuisine was for mom and dad’s date night. That, or Chef Boyaredee.

Monday night football with Hank Williams! I remember being sad when they pulled it when Hank made Fox News anchors’s jaws drop.

The processed food commercials made me jealous as a child. My mom gave us a healthy diet.

Omg, young Bill.

Fox 32 must have been one of the FOX stations to have some of the Fox Kids programming on weekday mornings! Not so here in New York when we had the morning program GDNY preventing that. But when those adult ads appeared at the end, I felt that. Another weekday afternoon of good stuff over!

So different by the time I can remember 10-15 years later. It’s like PBS fundraiser on Disney, interesting. I used to think the 80s and up weren’t vintage, but now that young adults don’t know VCRs, Dial up or some, teens not even DVDs, 30-50 years ago finally counts as vintage in my mind.

3:41 and here we see foreshadowing of a society voting against the very policies that will benefit themselves in favor of a candidate that upholds their prejudicial bias.

almost forgot on the GI JOE 12in. line I did have the version they made of Ryu from street fighter! hell had the entire 3.5'' line of world warriors as well.

Hard to explain the feeling, but these commercials really make me feel cozy in these colder times. Cannot wait for the Thanksgiving commercials!

Cake mix in a box of Lucky Charms!? How far we’ve fallen.

15:39 - There’s something magical about hearing Kevin Conroy in his Batman voice talking about Beetlejuice and Alvin and the Chipmunks.

Oh man, I ate like 6 boxes of froot loops in 6 weeks to get enough UPCs for those Lego sets. I don't think I ate them again until like 99. Still have the Lego sets too

I remember a lot of kids in my area were allowed to see Terminator 2 back then, despite the R-rating, so it’s not surprising that it inspired so many toys. That Rock ‘em Sock ‘em game, though, is pretty hilarious.

Seeing all these ads for Aladdin these past few volumes brings up memories of when my parents took me to Disney World for Spring Break of 92. I visited the animation studio tour they had at the time, where you could see people working on Disney projects, and at the time, they were working on Aladdin. My other memory of the trip is that my dad let me bring my Sega Genesis and a few games along. We hooked it up to the TV in the living room of our suite. When kids at the hotel found out I had a Genesis in my room, I became quite popular. After spending the day in the parks, we would hit the pool then go to my room to play Toe Jam and Earl, Sonic or Castle of Illusion.

Cabbage Patch Kids Dental Care Center- If I was a kid and I heard the buzzing noises that this toy made, it would have scared me. Babysitters Club Dolls- The designs of these dolls look like they’re rejected Barbie Characters. 2-XL- 5:34- The 2-XL Robot is so smart, that, it knows one of the oldest jokes known to mankind.