CBS 1985 Saturday Morning Commercials (KCTV5)

[@sarareese6128]

....and right after you got your Saturday morning cartoon fix ,it was all about tracking all your friends down for outdoor fun.

[@DJRitty]

EXACTLY. We gorged ourselves on toys cartoons and cereal for a few hours but then WENT OUTSIDE TO PLAY.

[@janeadelaidelennox7193]

Sara Reese I’m an adult and that’s my Saturday template now. There’s nothing stopping you from watching cartoons and going outside 😌

[@NoName-li9rx]

Yesss 💓

[@vincentjones8007]

C

[@Backyardmech1]

Between 10 and 11 when the cartoons were dying down I’d get pushed out the door to look for the pile of friends bikes in the front yard.

[@camwilliams2827]

There was no better decade to be a kid than the 1980s

[@shannonraymartin3176]

I was born in 1976, so I saw LOTS of of these shows and commercials when I was a kid.

[@iluvprosperity]

@@shannonraymartin3176 Your name is Shannon 😁 roght

[@emkkahn]

I was a kid in the 1970s and it was pretty awesome as well!

[@357magchicken]

@@emkkahn- I was born in 67 and I agree with you, the 70's rocked.

[@kryonight2869]

@@357magchicken I was born in the early 2000's and I think all decades from 70's to 10's are great!

[@danielorr7124]

This was a kid's life before the internet. Action figures, Nerf Balls, BMX bikes, board games, and very primitive digital handheld games (remember that football game where the players were just red lines?) Lots of TV in the morning but when the boring stuff came on (cooking shows, professional bowling and the like) I would take my bike all over the neighborhood. Thanks for the memories.

[@HerrinSchadenfreude]

Mr Quarterback! My brother had that. I think it came out somewhere around '79 or '80

[@davidpurina3821]

I had that game, remember the noise it made when you passed ? Guardian of the galaxy has it in one of the movies, just a quick glance at it.

[@supme7558]

Insecurities and boredom

[@ForPetesake552]

Daniel Orr you summed up my childhood perfectly.

[@metrotek5]

Drinkin' from the garden hose

[@benhowell8178]

I was a poor kid, 7 siblings. Any toy I managed to buy I kept in perfect condition because the next one I got was a long time off. I'm 42 and still own 95% my 80s toys, which are antiques now and worth a pretty penny. My folks taught me to take care of my things and appreciate what I had, thank you mom and dad. Very good lesson to learn early in life. I have zero debt and excellent credit because I was taught the hard parts of life as a kid.

[@sinjyn66]

I have similar story but with comic books.

[@shannonraymartin3176]

What month were you born in? I'm a Sept. Month, and I'm almost 43.

[@shannonraymartin3176]

I don't have any of MY 80's toys. I miss them.

[@DRSPPC]

Screw that I did everything right and even had a credit score of 800 by 23 then had ONE seizure, and our corporate medical industry destroyed my life. Now I have debt out the *** and my credit score is non existent. You can do everything right in America and still end up ruined.

[@Cacowninja]

What made you poor as in what happened?

[@acca5512]

I miss my childhood. Growing up in the 80s and 90s was awesome.

[@kristydavis7894]

Me too I just 37

[@nancycampbell9554]

Not as awesome as the 70's when I grew up these were the days by this date 1985 I was a junior in high school

[@PDXVoiceTeacher]

Turning 40 this year. We didn't know how good we had it.

[@kd6603]

Nancy Campbell I was 13 in 85 good times

[@aaronm97oh10]

i'd do it over a few times!

[@latoyafarrell8135]

So glad I grew up in the 80's! When times were simpler. 🙌🏽

[@jenniferboissonneault4831]

LaToya Farrell so true!!!!😭

[@latoyafarrell8135]

Jennifer Boissonneault Things are so complex these days😩

[@donnelltaylor701]

@@latoyafarrell8135 what yr were u born?

[@jimm7098]

That is true to a huge extent -- but there were problems (AIDS, more racism and homophobia, cold war and threat of nuclear disaster) and as kids we were shielded from the truth at the time. But I do agree to a huge extent.

[@NNNNNNNNMMMMMMMM]

@@jimm7098 she said "simpler" not "perfect", why don't you compare your list with a list of today's problems (including kids having access to all sorts of truth at their fingertips)

[@mrjace3]

Who remembers sitting in front of the T.V. with a big bowl of cereal?

[@bobsmimitravel2]

I sit with my phone with a big bowl of cereal now :)

[@Vmarigold]

I would sit enjoying my cereal while looking at the cereal box.

[@murdy1975]

yup at 5 am sharp!

[@albertpringle4918]

They should bring back these cartoons back because of the lockdown

[@ragnakak]

@@albertpringle4918 Hasbro's youtube channel is streaming GIJOE episodes live

[@thameekstaninjahman8337]

Good thing we have KZbin to rewatch this amazing footage

[@jhzenor61481]

I agree with you, Justin! KZbin is pretty much my entertainment!

[@aquilamines4720]

I wish it was still the 80s again I miss it& I was born in 1982 myself!!

[@jhzenor61481]

@@aquilamines4720 I was born in 1981 and the Saturday morning commercials were the best!

[@jhzenor61481]

@DarkVoid me too

[@DJRitty]

SAD it's all we have when we all paid our cable bills...

[@WolfsBlood44]

Typical 80s Saturday morning routine- Wake up,get bowl of cereal,plant down in front of the tv,watch cartoons and when it's done.....go outside and play.

[@corvinwilson8681]

Those were the good old days

[@thomasloveless4800]

Ditto...

[@Realdealrob]

Yup normally around noon

[@blixx66]

The innocence and decency in these old commercials really hammers in how bad our society has become.

[@anunhealthydistrust14]

It was the 90s that did it.

[@AgeofReason]

You nailed it. Very family oriented. I'm 41 now and raising my daughter who is 4, and she acts like the little girls in these ads. Very sweet. Innocent. Loves her family.

[@elyasmacherawb]

Do you really think it would be that hard to find commercials with more serious content from 1985? What do you think the 80s were?

[@mitchsalawine5420]

@@AgeofReason Really glad, even touched to hear that. Sounds like you have a great, beautiful little girl.

[@freddykruger8229]

Yeah cause they are murdering babies in commercials now right? Am I right? 🤣

[@donnamurphy7685]

I am ready to go back to the 80's!! The best decade, music, fashion and the food was actually real. I miss the simpler times where I can spend most of my time outside! Some of us didn't appreciate the 80's until it was too late! We wanted to grow up to fast not knowing what the future had for most of us. Now if we all could go back we will enjoy and appreciate the simple times; in which made us all happy 😊! To the 80's babies!!!

[@GilbertSyndrome]

Donna Murphy The food wasn't exactly what I'd call "real", lol

[@FUCKINGENIOUS]

@@GilbertSyndrome so the gmo food you eat now is?

[@SHS854EVER]

Teenagers of today generation have no idea how much fun we teenagers had back in this awesome ERA of the great 80s

[@janeadelaidelennox7193]

SHS854EVER and you have no idea how much fun they’re having. Needing to hate on kids to justify your own childhood happiness makes you sound like a bitter old fool

[@SHS854EVER]

Jane Adelaide Lennox I am not a bitter old fool and I had a great childhood .So coming from a person like you’re self that wrote this if you hate life or love to bashing people .So take a look at what’s going on in the world I suggest you get help

[@lilliannamathews8180]

Jane Adelaide Lennox You might be a bitter old fool. I was born in 98’ and I WISH I could’ve had the honor of living in the 80’s. This generation that I’m a PART OF, is horrid.

[@Wheeeeeeeeeee11]

Every generation that has ever existed thinks that its childhood was better than any other generation's childhood. We can all be happy about our equally fun childhoods, there's no need to make it a competition.

[@ir10031981]

recorded in Kansas City 1985, when the Royals won the World Series.

[@davidpurina3821]

Damn, hard to watch, i miss the 80s, so easy to be a kid then. My parents rule was be home when the street lights come on.

[@RJK20]

Same

[@HerbalQueen]

Especially now😞

[@DONTOURAGETV]

david purina At least U had all that Cat Food Money

[@Chilliam13]

My friends and I used slingshots to bust out the streetlights so they would never come on.

[@geekguitars]

😊😊

[@LadyHawke78]

I just turned 41. This nostalgia-bomb hit me HARD. 😳😳

[@PDXVoiceTeacher]

Just turned 40. Hit me right in the feels.

[@AgeofReason]

1978 here. Dad now to a 4 years old daughter.

[@spindalis79]

1979 here. Yep, I remember the majority of these commercials. Oh man, the nostalgia came flooding back. Some of those commercials I recall better than others.

[@leperwolf7287]

I'm halfway through 43. Watching this made me want to hit the rewind on my life just to reexperience Saturday morning all over again.

[@shenanigans17100]

1978 here. This takes me back and it amazes me how much I remember these commercials!

[@cmitchz79]

Mid 80s were the golden age for toys, especially for boys. Transformers, GI Joe, He-Man, Star Wars, Thundercats, etc.

[@KN-zn9nf]

😍🎉😀

[@ChescoYT]

and videogames!

[@hypnos9336]

and then Nintendo came and took over my childhood

[@DJRitty]

girls had some ok stuff...hell even the girls cartoons were great Jem, Starwberry Shortcake, My Little Pony, She-Ra...I watched em all and had or wanted toys from them too!

[@corvinwilson8681]

I miss those days

[@joshhodg]

Got a little misty eyed watching this. I’m a proud 80s kid.

[@VirginiaTombstoneRevival]

Watching these make me sad and happy at the same time...my quest to finish my time machine has just been renewed.

[@reggiewilliams4246]

I'm with you

[@tomdavis3488]

Anyway I could go with you I want to go too.

[@tamizhyoutube3165]

Christopher Kirby seriously will that be possible? I have been thinking about having a time machine and going back in time for years.. one will become a superpower if this is invented

[@howardrash2446]

@@tamizhyoutube3165 Just have to find something infinitely small but infinitely heavy. Perhaps a cesium atom spun around at the speed of light?

[@howardrash2446]

Of course you run the risk of altering gravity and having the universe collapse in on itself

[@MsGeminiGodess]

I was born in 1980 so I was 4 or 5 when these commercials were on TV. This brought soooooo many memories. I feel sad now. Time goes by soooooooo very fast. Take me back

[@1liono]

makes me cry , I really miss these days

[@itiswhatitaintanditaintwha1427]

Let's get together for a good sob! 😭😭

[@thenuclearsandwich]

I never agreed to grow up and leave the 80s. Who can I sue? HA!

[@stephaniebailey717]

Makes me cry too , words can’t explain .. Miss these days so much .

[@coreym162]

@@thenuclearsandwich Sue Ronald Reagan for ending the Cold War and the Soviots for bankrupting themselves when Chernobyl melted down. We could have all been skeletons by now and our final memories would have been of better times before the end and our legacy encapsulated for all time as the best and last decade.

[@rihnrhirigerngeniwogneigne8898]

e depois dizem que a palavra saudade do portugues nao tem tradução kk

[@nyknicksfan4life39]

80's were fire. I miss the toys, the television, the good life

[@jeremyc9593]

The Knicks not being a dumpster fire as well? (Late 80's of course)

[@cflo1386]

I used to love The Muppet Babies; missing my childhood.

[@CollectingCardboard]

Anyone remember *SMURFBERRY CRUNCH* cereal...?? Yummmmm!!!

[@bustyrandit]

Smurfberry Crunch Is fun to eat, A smurfy fruity breakfast treat. Made by smurfs so happily, It tastes like crunchy smurfberries.... Can't remember the rest of the jingle, but the stuff was pretty tasty.

[@JLvatron]

@@bustyrandit It's berry shaped, and crispy too It's berry red and Smurfy blue!

[@kitkatx6516]

The taste just came to me😋

[@bustyrandit]

@@JLvatron OH YEAH. Thanks friend.

[@StukInBuf]

@Jersey Guy(open): I remember that to this day! When I was 12 I bought it for the first time from my allowance. Loved it!

[@epcotman32]

Man, what a good time to get up early on a Saturday morning. These commercials were magnets to our adolescent brains.

[@kck9742]

I LOVED Saturday mornings when I was little... sitting in front of the TV watching Smurfs and other cartoons, my dad making bacon and eggs, and then going out to find my friends and play. No worries, no troubles. Childhood is a magic time.

[@justus8483]

Man I so missed my 80's😫 And 90's... Year of birth 80. Brought back my child memories😊

[@paridi4093]

The best thing about the 80's were the parties

[@cjgem80]

Also born in 80!

[@Ijustinsultedyou]

Just Us the 90’s was more your decade

[@cjgem80]

I had a weird nostalgic memory when I saw those cars for the McDonald's happy meals. I remembered having the pink one. In 85 I was 4 or 5. Crazy

[@MrSerioLok69]

Takes me back to my child hood days :) They will never come back again. Remember my friends gathering up with there bikes and scooters to hit the empty lots and play ball. Also My mom making breakfast Saturday mornings while watching real cartoons. Rip Mom. 1999.

[@camwilliams2827]

I miss my childhood in the 80s, such a great decade to be a kid

[@jakeyjervis]

This is my favorite time of my whole life. Loved watching Muppet Babies with my sister! What a great happy time back then.

[@johndale9731]

This really takes me back. The 70s and 80s were the best days ever

[@DoctorPhobos]

No arguments from me!

[@rc.8324]

Yes they were indeed!!!

[@lindasmith-duarte3976]

It's like I blinked and it was 2019. My Son was 9 years old in 1985. I miss those days. ☹

[@CovetAmory]

I was just born. still, i feel old too. turning 34 end of year..

[@SolomonsPorchMinistries]

I almost cried because this was my childhood. Thank you for posting this

[@1killeragogo]

84 and 85 were the only happy years I've had in life so far, all the nostalgia.. thanks for putting this video up

[@janeadelaidelennox7193]

1killeragogo 🥺 that’s kind of grim. Hope 2020 goes better

[@kck9742]

@@janeadelaidelennox7193 So far, 2020 sucks big giant monkey balls.

[@venom74799]

Jane Adelaide Lennox I can honestly say 2020 is absolutely top tier worst year ever.

[@NeptuneRising70]

That news break noise punched me right in the face with nostalgia! There was nothing like growing up in the 80s...

[@spindalis79]

Me as well. I recall that tune. It was stored, but hidden somewhere in the back of my mind for close to 35 years.

[@stacyblue1980]

I didnt have the Teddy Ruxpin bear but my cousin did. My sister would play Motley Crue tapes in it.

[@JRiley-eg1vu]

Lol

[@dr.edwardwilliam4689]

Dr Feeelgoood. Lol

[@michellem5647]

We played twisted sister in ours🤣🤣🤣

[@elaine.416]

🤣😂

[@aldoraine8459]

Marry me!

[@slynneh254]

was born mid 70s and find it very interesting to see the comments of "good ole' days" vs life today..... as u lament the days gone by, make sure u take responsibility for "todays america" that u despair at.... the undisciplined and over medicated children, the technology thats now head of the household, the extreme pc culture that deems personal opinion a moral flaw and favors mass acceptance of the newest trend off the bandwagon..... our generation so teary eyed at this nostalgia had a huge part in what we are today..... too late for the sentimentalities now......

[@justinquaylepate1358]

I was 7 in 1985 and I remember these commercials very well, brings back a ton of childhood memories. For the record I had one of those wacky wild wall walkers that I was lucky to find in my Rice Crispies box. It glowed in the dark

[@RavenClaw88]

I remember many of these in the back of my mind. I never would have thought that 30 years later, I would be spending my free time intentionally watching commercials! life is good! Thanx for the upload

[@LynzeeFord]

Born & raised in Kansas City, so I cannot believe the KCTV5 promos! Even my husband was like "What's with the KCTV5 stuff?!?"

[@r3v3n63]

This is like having a 32 minute ice cream headache, every 15 seconds I get a flashback so hard it hurts.

[@drew2fast489]

yessss!!! I know!!! Me, too!

[@blackphoenix77]

Same.

[@TrainmasterCurt]

Jason Hendricks While eating Ice Cream Cones Cereal! 🥣

[@z28camaro71]

Born in 74 in I wish I can go back in the 80s. I have an 87 IROC. And I love to drive it around on weekends. It's kind of like taking a trip back down memory lane.

[@kck9742]

Oh man, I remember Day To Night Barbie and Ken... I played with Barbies for quite a bit longer than I probably should have, living vicariously through them. I knew it was time to hang 'em up when the story plots began involving Barbie catching Ken in bed with PJ...

[@rickweiss2793]

Sigh..... 😥 i was born in 84, and my pop's set up my play pen in the living room around "87" ! Pee-wee's playhouse came on and my dad would come down the stairs, with a ripped open bag of m&m's and say, how are you buddy? 👍 if you remember pee-wee's playhouse!

[@itsversayce804]

The intro to that show gives me a sense of joy but sadness... also the Raisin Bran commercial and mc Donald’s commercial of the moon playing the piano makes me think of times watching tv late at night (which was 10pm 😁)

[@jeremyc9593]

@@itsversayce804 The moon is Mac Tonight, and he's a huge nostalgia trip for me, as I used to see him during a show I absolutely loved, Saturday Night's Main Event (a wrestling show). Also, that Raisin Bran commercial is very nostalgic as well, but was so full of crap. I don't know any kid who ate that stuff, let alone running back for seconds.

[@jeremyc9593]

Pee-Wee's Playhouse was definitely the highlight of Saturday mornings for myself. I used to absolutely hate the outro, knowing that the show was over.

[@rickweiss2793]

Jeremy C lol! Remember doctor fad? 😁

[@itsversayce804]

Jeremy C wwf had a show during night time? Must be nitro (I think that’s what it’s called) I honestly feel like all of us 80’s kids are still kids, not in a creepy way. But we’re living in world that changed sometime after 2009

[@Lolaismypoopydog2036]

Whoa, the frosted flakes song came back to me; haven't heard that one in like 30 years (I was 7 in 85)

[@dylansmith3660]

I was 10 in 1985. I remember these commercials.

[@jerrysanders9101]

Dylan Smith I’m 5 years older.. what a epic time.. here in San Diego we had such freedoms compared to now days..

[@goclunker]

Dylan Smith so you're 43?

[@dylansmith3660]

Yep. I was born in 1975.

[@NJGuy1973]

As my username indicates, I remember these, too.

[@JuanDaMajikOne]

In 1985 i was already 14yo. Every year waking up a bit late because I was out with very late with my friends/girlfriend and forgetting Saturday morning cartoons thinking I was too old already but, I do remember some of these commercials. My childhood was begining to end

[@ericbarash6842]

We need to re-introduce our children to Saturday morning television.

[@1oriental]

they might be showing " Naked and affraid " be careful !...I never thought it would come to that. It's a shame.

[@trikkinikki970]

@@1oriental naked and afraid is just the right wing dream, rugged individualism and all that.

[@donnamurphy7685]

I am going to introduce my future kids to the 80's decade. The cartoons, education TV like Sesame Street, Reading Rainbow, Arthur etc. I want them to know what's it like to play outside instead of watching TV all day long. But, now and days have to watch your kids like a hawk because of the predators that kidnap kids etc...

[@JoMarieM]

Unfortunately, a lot of TV channels don't have cartoons on Saturday morning anymore, thanks to all the other viewing options that people have these days!

[@umbrellau8381]

You have to make an APP for the iPad or something 🤔😆

[@stevewilson5749]

We woke up to 80's as follows; breakfast,in front of the TV, watching the cartoons (including the commercials) shower, getting ready,and depending how old you were hanging out with your friends, parks, beaches and especially the mall!!

[@ICONICPARIS]

I wish I had a time machine so I could go back in time. I hate my life now. 80's were a good time. Not a care in the world.

[@pmeister2462]

Pierre Black now I'm sure you wish you were back 6 months ago! This virus sucks!

[@brandonpage7087]

Pierre Black, I feel you man! These are dark miserable times. You'd have to be insane to think that these are good times to be alive. I miss my child too, man, & my adolescence! We had no idea what truly wonderful times we were living in, back then.

[@ICONICPARIS]

@@pmeister2462 it's not just the virus it's everything. Life just isn't fun anymore. Struggling to pay bills and rent. Racism STILL happening. The worst president EVER!! I miss the good times with my friends and not a care.

[@pmeister2462]

Pierre Black I see what you mean. Sad times we live in and being middle age ( I'm assuming you are the same age as me) . Not only does having to always have that I barely made it financially this month ( or became minus in bank) situation happen consistently, but also me realizing my mortality and decline in my energy levels. About racism It's unfortunate that it still exists and even existed when we were kids. What I miss most of my childhood was my "Innocence".

[@davidmreyes77]

It’s Saturday morning, February 22nd 2020 and I’m a 42 year old male eating cereal and watching these commercials. Because I can.

[@spindalis79]

41 year old man drinking beer and watching nostalgic 80s commercials because, like you, I also can.

[@KLUNKET]

I miss the 1980's. I was joking the other day with my wife, I can remember grocery shopping in the 80s, everything always said "NEW AND IMPROVED". Today you go to the grocery store and everything says "ORIGINAL RECIPE, or CLASSIC"... seems we are all looking to go back.

[@anonymouswatcher5733]

I miss the 80’s and 90’s ! Times were much simpler back then. Take me away right now !

[@grumblekin]

The America I grew up in is gone.

[@rihnrhirigerngeniwogneigne8898]

troque america por ocidente e mundo e dara no mesmo

[@grumblekin]

@David Shaughnessy Nukes would have done less damage than modern Leftism

[@misswinter3361]

It's alright, because technology is great now, and you can watch these cool old commercials here 😊

[@animalyze7120]

@David Shaughnessy Lol that was all 1950's nonsense, I grew up in the 70's and 80's and there was just no public fear whatsoever. That whole hide under the desk like todays parents like wasn't anything more than propaganda even back to the 50's.

[@jerrysanders9101]

You should see the comment I just left above, I said nearly the same thing , yours more condensed. Cheers📺🍭

[@samanthaj1868]

Back when you didn’t get annoyed with commercials coming on.

[@jamesmuller1481]

Good point. Very true.

[@albertpringle4918]

FOESHOW

[@missoctober8859]

Sometimes you'd even look forward to them so you could get a drink, go to the bathroom, etc.

[@albertpringle4918]

@@missoctober8859 or get another of Captain Crunch

[@jennyprorock]

This just made me sad. I'd take this again anyday. I miss the 80s. I used to watch the Wuzzles and had a stupid popple 🤣

[@damienchance2622]

Lol 😂

[@annacribbs4142]

💯💕💙😃 Lord we getting old.... Please take me BK...

[@jeffswanson5093]

When you realize these kids are all in their mid to late 40's (or older)...

[@VirginiaTombstoneRevival]

That girl from the Cheerios commercial was adorable, then I began doing the math in my head, yeah...she was at least 14 in 1985...wow.

[@ChristiRich]

And that dog in the Apple Jacks commercial... :-(

[@melissacooper4282]

I was six years old in 1985. The year these commercials came out. I am now thirty- nine years old.

[@KG-Love]

42 now, was 9 when all this was out

[@wakeupsunnysideup]

I was 7. I'm 40

[@jonm1365]

Man this hurts, it's painful, it'll never happen again, except on KZbin. Being a kid growing up in the 80s was a delight, from the 70s to the 90s...it was all GOOD.

[@rfdsdf1]

"Papa smurf's special sauce" almost died...

[@tvmattkc]

Oh god, don't even...LOL

[@stevenrobert1217]

Don't even what?

[@jdog34505]

Haha get ur mind out the gutter lol

[@oldmannabors3198]

Haha fuggin great

[@qwertyuiop3455]

He BLUE his load bahahaha

[@uwaniharbison6689]

The CBS Saturday Morning commercials from 1985 were so absolutely,totally and without a doubt magnificently classical,cool and timeless moments from Saturday morning on channel two😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾.

[@crusnikrage2337]

does anyone remember how glow worm used to smell? that memory just came back from the dead for me.

[@jacklesloverforevers5477]

Thank you.. I swear I had a stroke

[@FirstNameLastName-kt3zn]

Yeah, it had a weird powdery smell

[@johnnyc4738]

Just the face, though. The rest of it eventually got gross. 😄

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

i don’t remember how they smelled, but i definitely remember how they felt. i used to sleep with one at night. i bet if i got a whiff of a glow worm now, a wall of memories will come flooding back.

[@DJRitty]

yup lol...remember how GOOD the strawberry shortcake toys smelled like?

[@silvirhunter3607]

I missed the 80's by a couple years but most of my favorite movies and shows were from the 70's and 80's. :)

[@melissacooper4482]

I remember that I wanted to watch the commercials more then the programs! Saturday mornings I enjoyed the cartoons and the commercials. Nowadays I press the mute button whenever the commercials come on!

[@Adam-bq2vw]

For the Christmas of ‘85, I got a metal football field. You turned it on, it vibrated, and that made your football players move all over the field. I thought it was the greatest thing ever.

[@Adam-bq2vw]

Westin Slaten Toys sucked by today’s standards, but of course, we didn’t know that then.

[@invaliduser9397]

LET'S ALL Go Back To The 80s!

[@damienchance2622]

I'll join you

[@YokozunaNumber1]

29:33 - I haven't seen this Sunkist commercial since 1985. The animation and music are really good, and it's fascinating to know that a distant memory from when I was four years old could emerge from dormancy and bring with it a flood of memories of that special time. Thanks, tvmattkc!

[@a.j.fisher813]

I know i found myself singing along to these commercials. Then thinking "how did i know that?" Lol

[@ForPetesake552]

Gorilla Monsoon I completely understand.

[@lindalombardi2651]

I remember this commercial because it would come on when my kids watched cartoons. Now I'm crying because they're 50 years old and grandparents themselves. Time goes by before you know it's gone.

[@YokozunaNumber1]

@@lindalombardi2651 It sure does. One moment I was watching "Smurfs", the next moment I'm over 40.

[@smithereens1693]

Morning: Teddy Ruxpin at show n tell After lunch: Somebody stole my Teddy Ruxpin 😥

[@KN-zn9nf]

😳😳

[@HappyHumanist369]

What if Teddy Ruxpin also got possessed by a Satanic serial killer and hung out with Chucky? They'd be the demonic duo!

[@tanquantwal]

What happened to prizes in cereal? Miss those.

[@jaywilliams968]

Me 2

[@329woody]

I imagine small toys and such got banned for choking hazards.. I mean kids nowadays eat tide pods I imagine cereal toys wouldn't be hard lol

[@mirabellamcgarry8269]

They should bloody do them this year in the UK

[@thelightison8629]

In the 70's there were records on the side of the box.

[@thenuclearsandwich]

@TheLight IsOn I remember those. I may have a few somewhere still. :)

[@Jauntyxombie]

in the future we will watch commercials like a tv show

[@rickjames2.0]

Who knew?🤷

[@melissacooper4482]

Well if listening to commercial jingles is ones idea of oldies but goodies in the future why not watch vintage commercials like a TV show?

[@adamv242]

I would rather watch these old commercials than most of what's on TV today.

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

That was predicted in “Demolition Man” back in 1992.

[@anSealgair]

(Right now)

[@KK4CNM]

That colgate commercial is one that is forever etched into my memory to the point that when I see a tube of Colgate I still think about it. Money well spent on that ad!

[@OctoberRust1973]

1985 = 12 year old me irritated with so many commercials 2020 = 46 year old me watching commercials from 1985 at 12:40am to distress from being quarantined

[@leogarcia3273]

The Colgate pump! That was state of the art toothpaste dispenser technology!😂

[@dustbowlhammer7119]

When u ask what is the most quintessential change that has occurred between then, and now, I would have to say "the internet" that's what happenned xD

[@DJRitty]

REMEMBER how cool it was at first? Aol etc...NOW it's just a disaster and the worst thing for us...

[@itsversayce804]

DJ Ritty yah dial up, aim, napster...

[@ColtraneTaylor]

Kurt Cobain and Puff Daddy happened. It turned to shyt overnight.

[@Realdealrob]

1984 and 85 was a great time to be alive as a kid and teenager thanks to all the cartoons, toys and music. Will never be beat!

[@smithereens1693]

Barbie Workout Center kinda high tech tho 💪

[@madi1681]

Amazing ,the comercials where much better back then,the food at McDonald’s tasted highly tastier,cartoons were more entertaining,movies were more interesting,toys were better,no wonder 80s and 90 kids didn’t need internet.I can just keep going.😀

[@thebrazilianpifchannel6337]

Don't forget about the music.

[@KyleRuggles]

17:45 Brings out the Tiger in you! omg! Just hearing these commercials brings back so many memories. They had some real imagination back then, this was a crazy commercial at the time. Really well done!

[@dazwannawzad9272]

I was 5yrs old and living in CT at this time, and somehow remember most of these commercials. Loved my GoBots command center!!! I watched Sat morning cartoons every weekend religiously, thx for the memories!!!

[@harmoniousthreads]

i totally remember that levis commercial!!

[@harmoniousthreads]

and the colgate pump too!

[@jakeyjervis]

Back in the day, television was more wholesome and family oriented. It molded us and helped make us who we are today!

[@1dbedfo]

wow,, those good old cassettes. i tangled up a lot of those

[@ryansylvan9277]

Yeah I tangled up a lot of 'em too but a pencil fits perfectly to wind 'em back up

[@derrickely8302]

Me too...Lol and tried too twist it back up with your finger or pencil ...kmsl

[@JinzoCrash]

I think it was Fisher-Price... they made a black and white video camera called the "PXL-2000"... it used AUDIO cassettes, and the sound and visual clarity was near non-existent. Like, you had to have juuust the right conditions to be able to see ANYTHING on it lol.

[@Adam-bq2vw]

Remember the rectangular tape players?

[@karenhargis9824]

Watching these commercials makes it feel like a Saturday back to the 80's again. Summer Saturdays were the best.

[@jjbeerj]

How many of these do you hear the opening strains and all the lyrics just come flooding back to you?

[@LAWoman323213]

jjbeerj Especially the Colgate Pump commercial 😄

[@LAWoman323213]

I had the Day to night Barbie! I repurchased it a few years ago. It’s in a box.

[@mari-wm9if]

I wish I was born in the 80s to experience this fun.

[@TK-lt9kr]

No...you wish you were born in the late 60s (like me in '68) or early 70s so you were around to really experience the 80s and remember them! 😄

[@FUCKINGENIOUS]

@@TK-lt9kr No, i was born in 79 and 80s childhood was magic

[@PDXVoiceTeacher]

You know that scene in demolition man where the future cops were listening to old radio commercial jingles to be entertained and we all thought to ourselves that it was silly? .........god i love this timeline.

[@michellem5647]

Thomas Prislac just watched that last night lol. Too bad they don’t use jingles now...just old 80’s song

[@caimbus]

My life was so much more simple then. 11 years old and not a care in the world

[@azolivas]

Kids today will never know the magic of Saturday morning cartoons! I am 43 now and remember my mom waking my brother and I up at 6am to start the morning cartoon marathon. She would pour us a bowl of cereal and then go back to bed. I miss those days .

[@MsGeigei]

Pow! POW! POWER WHEELS man the memories.

[@animalyze7120]

Back when Saturday mornings were for the Kids. 85 was near the end of Sat morning toons as us 70's babies knew it, I had stopped around 81 at age 10 and started the up early gone all day outside by 9 or so. Still watched some of it at times though lol Great memories thanks for the upload!

[@animalyze7120]

@Adelaine Delabin I still watched sometimes but by 10 I was playing Hockey, Baseball and Football so my Saturday mornings started to fill up lol. I used to watch a lot of after school toons during school year JEM, He-man, She-ra and loved Mask, huge Robotech fan used to watch that in the mornings before school. I have since gotten all the dvd collections I can, like Voltron Series, Macross/Robotech even found a bootleg of Tranzor Z lol. I wish they would do that again for Kids of today, there was something special about those mornings on Saturday that's hard to explain without actually living it ;)

[@JuanDaMajikOne]

Yup!.. by 85 I was 14yo it was the beginning of the end of my childhood so Saturday mornings cartoons and waking up early was ending.

[@HerrinSchadenfreude]

Ya that's true. I was 9 in 1980. We were only watching cartoons on Saturday mornings for another year or so after that. Maybe two. Then it was playing the new Atari games, rushing to the beach, movies or arcades, or heading to the mall because Fast Times At Ridgemont High dictated that as of 1982 nothing worth doing was ever done by people who weren't later basking in the afterglow at the mall.

[@CongaLineMonkey]

80's TV from my town. The best kind of nostalgia.

[@tanyanike]

Conga Line Monkey Me too!

[@shanekilgore7273]

Not only do I remember these commercials, I watched them ON this station, KCTV5 (Kansas City) Every Saturday morning. 😉

[@camwilliams2827]

Me too cause I lived in KC in the 80s. I watched cartoon on all channels like channels 62 and 41

[@Althemancayer]

I want to go back to those years!!!

[@danfred7127]

That Milk commercial @11:37 sent a shiver through my body. I remember this entire thing so well. Especially that little girl receptionist "milk it does a body..." and the final 3 parts that start with the rock and roll singing kid, to the tap dancers, to the kangaroos. Every single sound, line, and syllable, burned into my mind.

[@mostaccioliuniverse4107]

They always had buttered toast with the sugary cereal as part of a "nutritious breakfast".

[@melissacooper4282]

Don't forget the glass of milk and glass of orange juice.

[@ronlegacy4368]

Thats why I have diabetes today those damn sugary cereals

[@CM-xs2eb]

Haha yes, the fact that a complete breakfast essentially included bread, milk and fruit juice always implied to me that the bowl of cereal was completely superfluous

[@grantorino2325]

"Part of this complete breakfast--if you need enough calories to dead-lift a car." --Roger Horton

[@fringestream990]

Mostaccioli Universe and yer people were so much thinner than they are today?

[@ambercarver791]

It has been so long since I've seen these yet I still remember a lot of the jingles. Proof right here that my childhood was fantastic!

[@inahoodedcloak3227]

"Your parents put it together" lol. I've always put my own toys together. I was 6 in 85

[@danielorr7124]

I was thinking the same thing. Put the damned thing together yourself!

[@OctoberRust1973]

I don’t remember the My Little Pony diapers! That’s a weird thing for your toy pony.😂

[@RIXRADvidz]

The Colgate Pump. someone with skills, please do an extended remix. the tune is too infectious to pass up.

[@StormsongK]

The tune is from a song by Madness called "Baggy Trousers". It's worth hunting down.

[@benjaminyeager6914]

A rare example of a British commercial exported to the US. Another ad in the series (shown only in the UK) is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZXGh4Wrmrllmdk

[@americantoycoon9206]

I'm in love with that Colgate Toothpaste Pump commercial! I've watched 10 ten times!

[@tomy.1846]

I remembered it instantly!!! They put quite a bit of work into it, lol!

[@1oriental]

it is still cool to watch it.

[@lakebay972]

Were they really trying to imitate the British?

[@Itsuki_Gamer]

I am totally convinced that Madness wrote the music and directed the commercial. It was like „Am I watching a Music video from Madness?“

[@JinzoCrash]

I HATED that commercial. I hated a lot of commercials, but ESPECIALLY that one. It was cringe before cringe was a word to describe cringe. I was like, "Why are british kids dressing up like Uncle Sam? And why is King Ghidorah from Japan in one of the variants of the commercial? Is this what ad execs think kids think are cool?". X D

[@Halpin2006]

I always liked the Colgate Pump commercial. The British theme was nifty, then throw in a touch of America too!

[@Halpin2006]

@Konga 5000 you know what MFP stands for? MonoFluorPhosphate, a stanous fluoride use to protect tooth enamel.

[@Davidjon1946]

I was born march 26 , 1979 In Buffalo New York born and raised this was my childhood life was great !