Adverts 2 (1977)

[@kgreen356]

I was 14yrs old in 77 what a great time machine great memories 😁😁🇬🇧👍

[@speckledjim9895]

Makes me feel all nostalgic watching this. Then i remember all the family and friends no longer around. One things for sure, you can never go back. 😢

Yes, sadly true.

[@panzerdawn]

Yes it’s so sad... happier times

[@elmobolan4274]

I'm an American who's family was stationed in England back then and I remember most of these commercials, crazy!!

[@opinionday0079]

when the guy or girl video taped this it was for the Bond film I bet they never thought that in the future the Ads would be more interesting and valuable than the film...and they would lose the film and upload just the ads.

[@ManCave1972]

TV ads that prompt you to call a landline and request a brochure. We forget this was how it was done.

[@Juliukas101]

Remember when you had to go to a travel agent to book a flight / holiday?

[@garymorgan1724]

I have Action Replay and it was from summer 1978 as were all of these adverts.

[@brianjones7907]

yey there was a advert for the film Thunderball (1965) ! ! ........

[@Trev359]

This wasn't an advert for Thunderball. That was the film that was showing on ITV when these adverts were on. TV wasn't in colour in 1965

[@jezkinsman6567]

Actually this has to be later than Jan 1979 if the compilation features YMCA which was number 1 that month

[@Biggeordie]

@@jezkinsman6567 Yes that's what I thought.

[@vordman]

Amazing that air fares were more expensive then than they are today.

[@MrPoupard]

"My pleasure sir .. I'll just clone your card"

[@gilldavis8460]

Wow Contac capsules. I remember the exploding and reassembling capsule. Xxx

[@PlanetautoUK]

That Opel ad, amazing and that Manta, and Motorail, those retro cars

[@krazytroutcatcher]

Planet Auto Was that a Manta? I mistook it for a flat front Chevette.

[@PlanetautoUK]

The Silver one was a Manta

[@Mudge07]

@@krazytroutcatcher As both manufacturers were under the American General Motors umbrella, same car, different car plants in their native country. So we got the shove-it (Chevette) and Cavalier; which with the badging and minor changes, equivalents were shown in the advert. Same still happens today with Suzuki, Seat and Skoda under VW’s shared engineering.

[@Mudge07]

@@krazytroutcatcher As both manufacturers were under the American General Motors umbrella, same car, different car plants in their native country. So we got the shove-it (Chevette) and Cavalier; which with the badging and minor changes, equivalents were shown in the advert. Same still happens today with Suzuki, Seat and Skoda under VW’s shared engineering.

[@stuartwebster4955]

Halcyon days long gone

[@Juliukas101]

My grandmother did the voice-over for the Dettol ad at 13:20!

[@davidstone8960]

Ooh this lot takes me back...!

[@mw01908]

I always thought that Mr Kipling ads were very boring. Well, I still do after seeing this

[@spamcannon5917]

That B&H baccy ad looks like an episode of Black Adder.

[@ianholmes3761]

Does anyone remember the vic nasal spray advert cause you can Malcolm.

[@davidmacgregor5193]

Yes I remember, it was "course you can Malcolm", he took a couple of sniffs of Vicks Sinex and managed to attend his college exam.

[@ianhelps3749]

@@davidmacgregor5193 but he didn't do so well in the exam

[@Mudge07]

It wasn’t only line from Barbara New, “‘ ‘course you can, Malcolm” but his bunged-up, pleading reply to his mother, “Oh (m)Bum” that went took it from bland to brilliant.

[@mikebe2090]

Wow Young Women looked normal back then!

[@nasskhan4543]

Yep. Not shitty feminists with tattoos, nose piercings & blue hair .

[@nasskhan4543]

@49jubilee I said shitty feminists. Not to be confused with later punk early goth Siouxie /Toyah etc.

[@gremlinuk1968]

was 9 year old back then,, fuck where has the years gone !!!

[@MsCharlieBrown78]

oh my gosh.. I feel so old lol

[@norepetitivebeats]

8:52 "A finger a fudge is just enough to give your kids a treat" - Even as little kids we all scoffed at that.

[@TheMikeygas]

up here in scotland, we used to sing, A finger a fudge is jist enuf ti gie yir maw a treat

[@clark5401]

A finger of fudge is just enough to make diabetes complete

[@MrPoupard]

: )

[@danw1374]

A finger of Savile as it turned out!

[@ivanahavitoff7308]

scrolls down to read all the 'oh what happened to our glorious country' comments completely forgetting the 1970s were totally fucked up

[@keithwaites9991]

"Sorry sir, we don't take American Express. ..like most places, in fact"

[@progress-ms3du]

So many memories .. 😊👍

[@traceydaizy]

Those songs at the start weren't released until 1978

[@opinionday0079]

so hard to explain to people nowadays that back then if like me you had NOT got a video recorder and if you missed the movie you may never see it again unless it was a Bond movie which would be on some xmas time. Big movies on tv were an event and we only had 3 channel, at least in Ireland. BBC 1 ITV and RTE. and maybe BBC 2

[@mr.hitchens]

God I feel old...... trying to explain to a millennial why you put a car on a train is fraught with ensuing hilarity. Didn't have the heart to explain British Leyland! Trains on strike, car breaks down after 3 miles from showroom. Ahhh, good days.....

[@harrycoffeynield6941]

D. N-H to be fair i would sooner do that with the train than sit in traffic jams. Take my car on the train sounds good. Mind you today would probably be traffic jams at the other end. Train only I think.

[@mr.hitchens]

@@harrycoffeynield6941 I concur. Except that the trains were ALWAYS on strike in the 70's. Don't even get me started on British cars. Even my old E type spent most of its life on the hard shoulder with steam pouring out of it. BL cars broke down on the production line! Rusted before you got home and that's even if it got made due to the strikes. It seems funny now but at the time it sure wasn't. Watch "Carry on at your convenience" to get an idea of the lunacy.

[@TheKonga88]

People still put their cars on the train and go to Europe.🤡🤡🤡🥳🥳🥳🎅🤶🦸‍♂️🦸‍♀️🧙‍♂️🧙‍♂️🐭

[@TheBudgie29]

0:56 Rat Trap was a number one In 1978, And It shows a Video for It here. 1:50 Mr. Kippling Makes and Exceedingly Lot of Money. 4:24 WTF!. Buy a car and put It on a train Pay more than Fuel would have cost. What about the Journey Home. What a waste of time and money. 7:30 Milf or Cougar Today. 11:07 Blackadder or Bob Newhart. Lol. 12:08 And We all believe that Is really Her Daughter Yeh Right. The little Girl looks more like Patsy Kensitt. Remember Her In Findus Peas fresh as the day the Pods went Pop.

[@MonkeymagicsMum]

Before the days when they're shoving 'bothersome vaginas', transgender people, breastfeeding boobs, 'blended' families and minorities in order to reach quotas. Somebody build me a timemachine, quick. Take me back.

[@krazytroutcatcher]

Burger boy!! I vaguely knew him at school, he was older than me, he has to be 60 now... I can’t remember his name, it’s going to screw with my head now till I find out. Hewitt comes to mind, but that mind be wrong.

[@TheRowlandstone73]

I'd say he's no older than 13 in this ad, and these are from 1979 (not '77 as the title says), so this kid would be around 52 or 53 now.

[@glenmiller272]

Previous comment said he died..

[@dream-67]

American express-5 nights in Tehran ? LOL

[@dariowiter3078]

You Brits had K-Tel Records?!? Man, that is a surprise! 😜😝😄😆😁

[@Trev359]

Why is that a surprise. They were advertised on TV all the time.

[@dariowiter3078]

@@Trev359 But most people here in America during the '70s view K-Tel as an American company, which is why I made my statement. 🇺🇲 😁

[@dariowiter3078]

@TheRenaissanceman65 It would seem that way. It was the same here in America during the '70s.

[@glenmiller272]

Sold by the millions from Woolworths..

[@rick928]

11:14 anyone else thinking Black Adder?

[@Synthematix]

Whats happened to our beautiful country

[@dawnfinch8232]

Your quess is as good as mine nothing is the same anymore sadly b we didn't have what they have today but we were happier

[@danw1374]

Synthematix Gone to the dogs I'm afraid. The last great decade was the 90s.

[@n136h]

The politicians gave it away

[@mclovin8739]

TheRenaissanceman65 Take a look at 5:01 it's a right tit, just like you hahahahahahhhhaaahaha

[@deemdoubleu]

@@mclovin8739 you're what went wrong matey, pity your parents slipped up.

[@tomhatton3303]

I keep waiting for Mel Brooks to start. Bloody adverts!

[@colinp2238]

British Airways now it costs that much just for the luggage. I think some of these are not as far back as 77, the music one for example I'm sure that Blondie was more like 79 or 80. Is the KP peanuts American as it refers to Jimmy Carter (elected 1977) as President of the USA, a peanut farmer.

[@mikep9267]

They all came out in the UK at the end of 1978, so yes, you're right!!

[@1987mrbenn]

"Aye, but your mam's beefburgers are a different kettle o' fish". Brilliant, i was 10 then, great memories.

[@fretboardmaster70]

Ben was a right arrogant little shit.

[@stefok5020]

Gillette 29p!!!! Christ!

[@sandramarten5605]

I know, blow me down with a feather! X

[@harrycallahan3391]

Just what I was thinking. Even with inflation the cost of razor blades these days is astronomical!!

[@sbbinahee]

We still have that item action replay lp.😁

[@Bruce-vq7ni]

Those ladies in the Vichy ad will be in there 80s now or dead.

[@brentmann2988]

1:58 great shot of the Hollywood Bowl.

[@acrovader]

'With at least 80% beef..' I shudder to think what the other 20% is..

[@MrPoupard]

In 1977? No quality control, no hidden camaeras? Possibly sweepings off the floor … or worse.

[@jasoncox2052]

Offal

[@ArtJourneyUK]

Probably the same as in burgers today; flour, fillers, other shite. 80% is pretty good compared to some.

[@tectorama]

A lot of those adds wouldn't be allowed nowadays. Not enough ethnic faces.

[@krazytroutcatcher]

tectorama And nipples...

[@beingsshepherd]

That continuity man spoke of Mel Brooks literally like royalty.

[@antman5474]

lot's of smoooooth voice overs.

[@trickytricky2332]

Not 77 but still good memories

[@paulmcateer6696]

1979 Boomtown Rats..

[@theaylesburycyclist8756]

Exactly that...

[@nicksb68]

This is not from 1977, it's 1978-79. The Mel Brooks programme and Best Sellers: The Immigrants were on 25/01/1979. Thunderball was the big film on 29/05/1978.

[@mr.y.mysterious.video1]

Cars on the back of an open train carriage. That was actually a thing!?

[@mooremarriott2841]

mr y mysterious video Oh yeah! My dad promised we'd do it one day . 40 years later I'm still fucking waiting

[@noka79]

Seems bizarre

[@peterbrown6434]

Brilliant wheres the Time Machine!!

[@mortuaryartist]

peter brown save me a seat Pete x

[@gremlinuk1968]

if you get a time machine , please give me a call !!!

[@Kev-wa10-163]

Ask doc brown

[@NOTODIVERSITY]

1977 please.then fast forward to 81/82..

[@NOTODIVERSITY]

1977 then fast forward to 81 82

[@dr.davidwho4053]

At 5:01! What a beauty!😍

[@paddymitchell4995]

A young Noddy Holder advertising fish fingers.

[@Sion.Ryan.Green.]

I miss my old typewriter

[@TheKonga88]

Why was the immigrants advert cut? Not p.c enough?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳⚰⚱⚰⚱👄👸👸

[@noka79]

Why were Vauxhall and opel selling the same cars with different names

[@krazytroutcatcher]

n0ka Opel were a little different, the Kadett had a flat front compared to the Chevette, then the Astra, there was an Opel version too. Ford did similar stuff with the Taunus, one looks like a Cortina MK3/4 hybrid.

[@glenmiller272]

It was called badge engineering...

[@philippacowhig-morris5583]

Still got the action Replay Album hahahahah

[@MrPoupard]

"Is it Ella or is it Memorex" ….. yeah right …

[@daichicarlton4674]

Ella never got stuck in your car cassette player, or got ripped out and thrown out of the window either.

[@terrortorn]

Back when reality was still allowed in advertisements

[@ianwomack4198]

went to same school as beefburger lad hes sadly passed now

[@MonkeymagicsMum]

How sad. RIP.

[@GNeuman]

Oh, that's really sad. He must have been still really young. What was the actor^s name?

[@ianwomack4198]

@@GNeuman darren was his first name cant remember surname at this moment sorry

[@GNeuman]

@@ianwomack4198 Thank you, RIP Darren..These ads always made me smile.

[@TheKonga88]

He's bacteria food just like the animals he ate..No great loss to the planet..🤡🤡🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️🤶🎅

[@Funkstar124]

Contac 400 worked the first time then never again after that! Does everyone else think that most of the voice over artists on these ads sound like Harry Enfield's Mr Chomondley Warner! Or should I say, the other way around!

[@billdeal8718]

3:34 - “Hi, Super C**t here”

[@GNeuman]

3:34 absolutely epic!

[@norepetitivebeats]

4:00 - 1977, back when TV presenters whispered like a slimey purvey old uncle.

[@Funkstar124]

A finger of fudge is just enough? No it bloody well was not! You needed half a dozen to make it worthwhile. Luckily they were only about 9p!

[@SuperRichierich77]

Anyone know the name of the lady in the build-up advert near the 10 minute mark? She seems familiar from a TV show , not 100% though.

[@bazfone]

Think it's Anna Keaveney, she was in Brookside.

[@mikep9267]

It cant be 1977,...all those songs came out in the UK at the end of 1978!!

[@franktratwe1025]

12.38 dam the price of them flights would still be expensive today £292 to athens in todays money thats £1800

[@rdouthwaite]

6:41 Jimmy Carter gets roasted by KP

[@grahamd4764]

Take your car by motor rail. All the way to the breakers yard!

[@john6203]

Lol the Benson and Hedges advert. If you pulled out a plastic pouch and non clay pipe in front of Queen Elizabeth 1 you would have been burnt at the stake for witchcraft 🤣🤣🤣

[@Amathusukx]

Got the year wrong with the K-Tel album 1978

[@spitfire4206]

who,s noticed birds eye beef burgers taste different from those,s in the 1970s they were a lot better back then .

[@tiedupsmurf]

michaelstarwars66 correcto mondo....today they taste like shit even the sweets tastes like shit...and while I'm at it....even lucozade taste like shit, and ribeena taste like shit, thanks to all the fat greedy people and the sugar tax

[@danw1374]

michaelstarwars66 I keep thinking it's my taste buds because I've smoked for years. I always remember food tasting better in the 70s.

[@trippy2johno280]

they replaced the beef with chemicals

[@annoldham3018]

What happened to Ben, that's what I want to know. 🤔

[@glenmiller272]

@@annoldham3018 previous comment said hes passed away now sadly...

[@christopherhulse2041]

YMCA was 1979.

[@lr4428]

The music from 78 me thinks

[@RetroGUY77]

Hang on, the Opel music was used in the Lada advert in 1980! What's going on. It was exactly the same music!

[@noka79]

They use stock

[@philipduthie6444]

Fit as a fiddle, lol

[@arunphillips6977]

This looks like 1978 or 1979

[@michaelwest6238]

Sunsilk yeh I had flyaway hair

[@opinionday0079]

5:01 trust me....

[@Springamatul]

Whats happened to Motorail?

[@duffymoony]

78 I think, not 77, great upload though

[@donsimon2830]

2 weeks wages for a short haul flight.

[@agfagaevart]

12:39 Only 'cause Freddie Laker did it first!

[@mrouzoo]

a finger of fudge is just enough....at 9:06 wow not in year 2018

[@drewb1263]

It was huge back then by comparison to today's version

[@Lwyse96]

It's from 1979, not 1977.

[@dream-67]

wildenfree1 lay your love on me is 79 though

[@youtubeviewer7030]

@:041 rebaged in Australia as a commodore made by Holden

[@koont666]

Not 77 more 79

[@rootbeer_666]

I’ll have you know, a peanut farmer became President of the United States. Of course, he gave up the farm when he took office, because it was the right thing to do. Not cool, peanut commercial, not cool at all...

[@dazzadizzy5308]

low calorie ryvita with a big ass lumpa cheese!

[@jayh5780]

It’s in colour, my mum and dad said colour telly wasn’t invited intil 1982😐

[@krazytroutcatcher]

Jason Hykel, It was much earlier, I remember friends of my parents having colour in the early 70’s, although we didn’t get colour till the early 80’s.

[@mortuaryartist]

It was 70s. We had a b&w, I think it was 77 maybe, my cousin moaned about something and said he was going to go home and watch the programme in colour. Bye then WE had a Ferguson videostar top loader however , everyone rented TVs then, 50p in the back. lol. Nobody owned a videotape. 1st one I ever saw for sale was about £70.

[@antman5474]

...and mine told me the ice cream van only played a tune when it ran out of ice cream

[@theaylesburycyclist8756]

We've had colour TV in the UK since 1967. In Fact Wimbledon 1967 was the first thing to be broadcast in colour in the UK on BBC2. The US actually had colour TV since 1958.

[@mortuaryartist]

Ant Laud and he sold cigarettes 🤪

[@sdry1688]

it's 1979...not 77

[@garrybaldy327]

1978 not 1977

[@TheBlaert]

Mantas were never all that exciting........

[@antman5474]

but unlike the Capri they went round corners lol

[@GeorgeASFTHM]

Definitely no earlier than mid 1979 as those songs at 0:54 were from late 1978 and early 1979. I wonder if those bodysuits or swimsuits with Action Replay written on them were commercially available? 0:16 Ford Fiesta rip-off. In fact, it looks like the front of a Ford Fiesta but without the Ford badge on it.

[@rdouthwaite]

0:16 actually a Vauxhall Chevette with a different nose shape. Exactly the same car as Vauxhall in all other respects, same engine same running gear same body shape etc...

[@dream-67]

1978

[@dream-67]

Or even 79

[@bonkeydollocks1879]

K-tel lol

[@amyclarke41]

10 flake ad 77 saucy 9 old spice of its time 8 top ten hits record god thats rocking 7 kiplings cake looks too much 6 sunsilk shampoo cant remeber that 5 memorex tapes encourage pirating but cheaper than the record i think 4 crosse and blackwell soups really funny ad 3 motorail oh so old 2 leeds bank they advertise cheesily then 1 mothers pride bread god i eat kings mill 😁

[@glenmiller272]

Finger of fudge...que the len fairclough jokes...

[@ercaysalih5433]

just one challel had it all

[@crapple009]

@12:21