80's Commercials Vol. 1057

These commercials aired on USA on April 2nd, 1988
1. National Dairy Board/Cheese Commercial Bumper
2. Cheese
3. Tennessee
4. Coca Cola Classic
5. Rent-A-Center (With Willy Tyler and Lester)
6. Elmwood Park Athletic Club
7. Pearle Vision Center
8. Baby Magic
9. Creep Phone
10. Double Mint Gum
11. Dianetics by L Ron Hubbard
12. Arrid Extra Dry Deodorant
13. TV Spot for "Bad Dreams" (Not remembered as a good movie and most people criticize it as an unabashed ripoff of "A Nightmare On Elm Street")
14. Energizer Batteries (With Mark "Jacko" Jackson)
15. Cheese
16. Huggies (Partial)
17. Home Supply & Lumber Center
18. Wayne Dinettes
19. Maybelline
20. Maybelline Moisture Whip Lipstick (With Lynda Carter)
21. Cheese
22. Pizza Hut
23. TV Spot for "Above The Law"
24. Ice Hockey for NES (Really wish I had known about the NES Max controller back then...it's such a neat looking piece of 80's tech)
25. R.C. Pro-Am for NES (Developed by Rare, who became a valuable second party publisher for Nintendo in the 90's developing classics such as Donkey Kong Country for SNES and Goldeneye 007 for N64)
26. Roll-O-Matic Mop
27. Promo for "Girls Nite Out" on Saturday Nightmares (Per Wikipedia: "The film focuses on a group of female college students who are targeted by a killer in a bear mascot costume during an all-night scavenger hunt on their campus")
28. Promo for "Alfred Hitchcock Presents"
29. Promo for "The New Mike Hammer"
30. USA Station ID

[@blackmesacake5361]

Hahaha that Creep Phone 900 number commercial is great!!!!

[@MyMelodyOfTheHeart]

Doublemint Gum- I like how the snow attire that the twins are wearing in this commercial makes them look like they could easily blend in with the snow in the environment.

[@Yo_DynamoJoe]

Doublemint ninjas

[@yusakug]

Had the Nintendo Max, but always preferred the Advantage personally.

[@Tr0nzoid]

The Nintendo game "R.C. Pro Am" was one of the most frustrating games I would play. In the higher levels, once those other cars pass you, you can not catch up.

[@yusakug]

Above the Law was Steven Seagal’s first big film appearance, and helped launch a career that for a time seemed like he could rival Stallone or Schwarzenegger. Unfortunately, a huge ego, a disastrous hosting appearance on SNL, and a string of bad decisions tanked all that.

[@JohnSmith-ef2rn]

What do you mean? Seagal’s doing great! I just saw him in his latest film in which he spent 9/10ths of it sitting down, groaning and saying his lines in a barely audible gurgle, while his romantic lead was played by an Asian actress who was clearly uncomfortable being in his presence. He then proceeded to “fight” several bad guys, which consisted of a jumbled mess of cuts so rapid that you can’t actually tell what is happening. His career is just going gangbusters. In all seriousness, how long will it be until we find him lying dead in a hotel room with a gigantic amount of crack cocaine in his system? I give it 3 years.

[@Lumaga]

I'm almost certain that the building with the external elevator in the Pizza Hut commercial is the Renaissance Center in downtown Detroit. As a Detroiter, that's awesome.

[@yusakug]

Baby Magic sounds like it should be a creepy talking doll commercial…

[@Panzer83]

I've mentioned this before that I have both the NES Max & the NES Advantage. The Max is a fine turbo controller in its own right, but there's something about the Advantage that has a joystick & turbo speed adjustment the Max doesn't have.

[@80sCommercialVault]

According to Ghostbusters 2 you can also control the Statue of Liberty with an NES Advantage. +1 point to Advantage.

[@Lovejazz01]

Wow I love this, I live in Memphis, bringing back memories of the 80’s !( even though the Tennessee commercial only showed one thing from Memphis, Elvis) e Doublemint twins , probably one of the most famous commercial ad campaigns in tv history…

[@DanZero77]

Whoa these local ads are really hitting close to home. Elmwood Park and Hawthorne weren't very far from where I lived! And it's PATERSON Rent A Center, not Patterson! As I said in the previous video, this is definitely from the pre-TCI days on UA-Columbia Cable, taped somewhere in Bergen or Passaic County New Jersey.

[@Sabrina79]

Seeing that Home Supply & Lumber commercial (6:56) really got me because I grew up and still live in Hawthorne. Home Supply is still at that location and going strong, too!

[@thatduderobo1974]

Blades of steel was much better than Nintendo’s ice hockey

[@TTrigg]

Tennessee-"Take me to another plaace.." Coca-Cola Classic-nice bait and switch there(had everyone thinking it was the"out of control party"trope) Creep Phone-if this were around today, Radiohead and TLC would be the spokespeople 🤣 Bad Dreams-"..we have Freddy Krueger at home." Above The Law-this and Marked For Death were Segal's best films IMO Girls Nite Out-shame there wasn't a sequel to this

[@popcorncakes]

The babies in these commercials around 35 years old now.

[@WWJD85]

I asked for the advantage got a max instead.

[@Sabrina79]

Home Supply & Lumber (6:56)! I grew up and still live in Hawthorne, and Home Supply is still there.

[@WilfredCthulu]

Sorry creep phone but you've got nothing on the freak phone.

[@WWJD85]

Was this block during the movie or afterwards? If its afterwards. The Cartoon express aired for a hour between 4 and 5. Double Trouble and Checkout! aired at 5 and 530. Airwolf aired at 6. Source my Dad's old tv guide collection.

[@80sCommercialVault]

All of these aired during the Commander USA airing of "Mako: The Jaws of Death" except for the last two ads that followed it.

[@chucklee9280]

I remember watching a teen dancing show called dance party USA on the USA channel at 5 pm California time

[@stratoplayer1988]

Rare also developed one of my all time favorite video games: Jet Force Gemini for the N64. I don’t see too many people talk about it when the N64 is discussed.