Commercials Resurrection - Nostalgia Critic

[@ChannelAwesome]

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[@trippcory]

Do an old vs new again

[@w1ndgeneral226]

Next time you do a top eleven, how about you talk about GOOD movies with bad CGI.

[@coolnerdlll6053]

After these messages...

[@deshawnedwards6412]

Review The Loud House Movie on NETFLIX.

[@joshuachen93]

For Christmas can you please review the 1998 animated film, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie

[@leonardrodriguez1501]

He interrupted commercials by shouting "commercials". I love it.

[@benraya9405]

*Spoiler*

[@leonardrodriguez1501]

@@benraya9405 its like... two seconds in 🤣

[@charliemartin-k7m]

It’s like he know some people get annoyed by sponsors and threw that in to keep them watching.

[@popculturewatch8689]

He has done that bit before. It's not like it's new.

[@TehLucario]

And was contractually obligated to continue

[@JA9339]

Got to love that after all these years, he still has so much enthusiasm for his commercials

[@nealmaxwell790]

The “Pardon us for a brief history lesson” bit had me in friggin stitches

[@davezdragon]

This is the New Zealand seatbelt ad: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJu5mqClabhjd8U

[@Adam-mh7zv]

Trust me, I live in ireland and the story of why we are different to Northern Ireland is not brief.

[@stevebadcock9206]

@@Adam-mh7zv yeah of course it isn’t but I reckon you can talk about even a brief part of the long and complex history and still get across how wildly different things are in both nations

[@multifandomfanboy7307]

I love how Wilkins has become a consistent antagonist now

[@Chaos89P]

Hey, you either go with Wilkins Coffee or you just don't go.

[@cmo3195]

Bad things happen to people who don’t drink Wilkin’s coffee

[@moxxiedemongamer3019]

at least I drink Coffee just NOT Wilkins

[@albireotheredguard1599]

*BWAHA!!!*

[@albireotheredguard1599]

@@moxxiedemongamer3019 Nice knowing you! 🙏

[@sinofsanity6593]

The capri sun campaign could legitimately be a kid's short story horror anthology

[@GlassesnMouthplates]

Body horror goodness at its best

[@pundertalefan4391]

God, I remember these ads. They freaked me out. XD

[@SlickNoir]

they had little flash games and stuff

[@BenandBri]

Haha the girl with the pony tails and yellow and orange hoodie is me. #RespectThePouch

[@JustJustin.]

@@BenandBri Wait, YOU'RE Pancake Peggy?

[@WesternOhioInterurbanHistory]

The scene at 26:56 is a recurring nightmare for many railroad engineers. I talked to a now deceased engineer, who claims he had nightmares and eventually quit his job after running over a women in her car who tried to beat the train. He said he can still remember the look of horror on the woman's face before the train hit her. PTSD is a common theme amoung railroad employees, as many have had experiences like I just described. This often leads to suicide. Please, be safe around trains. Your family loves you.

[@zhouhuanyue]

❤

[@frostcore2214]

Pardon my French but I think it’s the only thing I can respond to this with: Fuck, man. It’s always these kinds of jobs you don’t really think about the kind of toll it puts on those that do it. I’m glad he knew when to quit with that kind of PTSD. He sounded like a really nice guy and I hope he lived a long and healthy life. It just goes to show though how truly important mental health is to almost every kind of job like that.

[@punchy207]

cant tell me what to do

[@PunakiviAddikti]

@@punchy207 You know, that's, kinda disrespectful. People have died playing with trains. Kindly bugger right off.

[@PunakiviAddikti]

Some people legit ask "why don't u just stop the train?" Those people failed 1st grade at least twice, and it shows. For those of you who are curious, there's a thing called inertia.

[@Kiku91]

What’s also creepy about the NZ psa is the teen driver crying “not again”. How many passengers have flown through your windshield, and why are you not pulling over when your friend grabs stuff in the back, if you know this is a reality?!

[@teetbeezoon]

My thoughts exactly! Hah the 80-90s, back when making fun of women's driving skills was acceptable! 😅

[@Kiku91]

@@ARCtheCartoonMaster maybe not “acceptable” but definitely more prevalent in media

[@teetbeezoon]

@@ARCtheCartoonMaster early 90s, should have made that precision. Also was sarcastic btw.

[@animationsensation5505]

Okay, I have three questions to add on to this: First, if this has happened multiple times before, why doesn't she do anything about it? Second, if she hasn't done anything and it still happens, why is she getting upset? Is it a new friend each time or was it always Megan? Last, if the latter, why tf doesn't MEGAN do anything about it?

[@teetbeezoon]

@@animationsensation5505 Megan is the Kenny of New Zealand! OMG, They killed Megan!!!🤣

[@francisfatta]

The fact that he actually points out the “that’s why I love Nestley Crunch” memes really shows his dedication to these commercial videos

[@coolbrotherj]

kinda surprised he didn't show the most well known one, where a cat is watching a computer in the dark, someone turns the light on and it screams

[@Roadent1241]

Dem Shadowwolf And now I have a new thing to look for, this is new to me, guess we didn't have them over here.

[@voiceofgrima1179]

Best one is from Game of Thrones when the Mountain kills Oberyn Martell

[@JMFabiano]

@@coolbrotherj Nor the bizarre twist where said meme has turned into people pulling blankets off of cats, then pulling the cats away.

[@Dr.HooWho]

@@coolbrotherj nah the slap meme is the most well known meme than the cat

[@MovieLover1995]

They made another series of HeadOn commercials later on about how much people were annoyed by the announcer being repetitive, but they were still very impressed and satisfied with the product.

[@sameaston9587]

Yes! I remember those commercials. I swear the marketers knew what they were doing.

[@DJCube1701]

One interesting thing about the product and adverts: they never actually make the claim of curing a headache.

[@edwardnowakowski5990]

They legally can’t be sued for peddling a hoax headache cure if they never say it’ll cure your headache

[@EnigmaticLucas]

@@DJCube1701 Probably because it's literally just wax - it only works for some people because of the placebo effect

[@ryanwhittier7314]

Those “disrespect the pouch” ads were everywhere when i was a kid. I distinctly remember seeing them on most commercial breaks when i was watching Nickelodeon.

[@pundertalefan4391]

They used to scare me. XD

[@BenandBri]

Check out our channel to see what Pancake Peggy from the Caprisun Commercial is doing now ❤️ (orange and yellow hoodie with pony tails)

[@yoshispongegirl]

Yeah, I was just trying to watch SpongeBob and I saw those ads everywhere. They freaked me out a little but I kind of thought they were funny too.

[@dragmaXE]

Oh yeah and it was so, so ANNOYING!

[@dagnytheartist]

That and the "I replaced ____ with Fruit by the Foot"

[@1805movie]

You should do an entire episode reviewing banned commercials. Trust me, there are so many.

[@eddieblueg1]

Yes, one right off the top of my head was an advertisement for this video game call Juiced Hot Import Nights where at the end of it a woman’s top just vanishes

[@wuraolaolagunju]

X box finger guns!!

[@KitsuneCentral]

@@wuraolaolagunju Naw, give me the xbox baby one. Life is short. Play more Xbox.

[@quentinparhiala9415]

I agree with you Ryan

[@zandernewson9933]

They have one in the U.K. for a ice cream bar we have called magnum. In it this woman is eating a magnum (very suggestively) and loves the chocolate self she’s is moaning. Eventually a bit drips onto a greek statue and she starts to suck the chocolate off the statue’s….

[@joeschmoe4871]

My sister had the Baby All Gone. When the spoon goes into the cherries it slides the cherries out of the spoon handle and clicks into place while under the tension of a spring. When you "feed" the baby her upper lip pushes the cherries down slightly, releasing it from where it was hooked. The spring quickly retracts the cherries back into the spoon giving the illusion the baby ate them. Just put the spoon back into the cherries to reset the spring.

[@randalgraves6979]

😢😢 magic ruined

[@tannerprice2018]

As soon as that kid said “Mom’s calls him a little souvenir,” I bursted laughing. That was amazing.

[@wesleythomas7125]

It's the way her smile is abruptly vaporized that sells it

[@Marinealver]

Showing the SUV running over those children was a little much given recent events.

[@iancgomez1890]

Same

[@carlathompson9308]

:D

[@JarethTheGoblinKingForever]

I thought the kid was going to say "little accident", so kudos to Disney for avoiding a cliche.

[@MacNava]

We actually get a Nostalgia Critic commercial special right before Thanksgiving. This had to be planned out.

[@ChannelAwesome]

Maybe

[@coolnerdlll6053]

@VoltageEffects117 HD Don't ask that. He's too young to die.

[@Lauren_210]

The commercial specials are typically around the week of Thanksgiving from what I've noticed over the past several years.

[@jackbluepirate87]

@@ChannelAwesome Please do Alton Towers Commercials next year!

[@alexandertelson3713]

@@ChannelAwesome 2017 power rangers

[@Trainlover1995]

I think I've figured out how Baby All Gone works: The cherries don't go in the doll, they're attached to the spoon. When the spoon touches the doll, the molded plastic cherries retract into the spoon handle so fast, it creates the illusion that the doll wolfed them down. It's rather ingeneous toy design.

[@0g0dn0]

You could kinda tell just from the commercial. It’s not that fast.

[@deshawnanderson7777]

Thats more obvious than u think my guy

[@valiang8867]

@@deshawnanderson7777 Yeah I was confused why critic was so confused

[@2-Way_Intersection]

@@valiang8867 to be fair if you arent really paying attention you cant really see which way it goes with how fast it is

[@tyffaneelavely8087]

yep. You are correct. I had this doll, so I can confirm u are 100% correct. I could have sworn I wrote a comment about it, but I guess not lol.

[@nintendohandheld9556]

Skeletor is a master in using a smartphone, he didn't even dial the wrong number using that ram skull headed staff of his.

[@aguynamelex3146]

Years of practice

[@0g0dn0]

Perhaps a master of the universe, even?

[@abloogywoogywoo]

Head on. Apply directly to the ram skull. Head on. Apply directly to the ram skull. Head on. Apply directly to the ram skull.

[@themayhemlord8547]

Doug’s facial impression of Nicholson’s joker is actually terrifyingly accurate

[@AlyxxTheRat]

It's like the ONE impression he does well to be fair.

[@quentinparhiala9415]

Your right

[@MatthaisUnidostres]

Well Tamara has got the laugh down.

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

@@AlyxxTheRat lol true.

[@linkandshiek5522]

@@AlyxxTheRat He's also a great Shaggy

[@TheNewOrchestra]

"Punchline! There, I killed the meme, it's what I do!" I am 1000% sure that this, in and of itself, can be used as a meme.

[@yellowstarproductions6743]

5:07

[@lilypolak]

I thought he remembered it so we don't have to?

[@saltystick_99]

I've always loved Doug's tooth-filled smile after quips like that. They're so genuine that I love them.

[@CoolModderJaydonX]

"He won, but at what cost?" -Starting a whole new meme-

[@kylemorello4787]

If it helps, those Capri Sun ads did lead to a surprisingly cute series of animated web shorts. It's called Disrespectoids, and it's where all the kids in the ads (along with a brother-sister duo that become each other's backs named BobbySue) actually grow to enjoy their new forms and form a club. It's much less grim than the ads and I actually think they would've made a cool full fledge show. Of course, it does help that they're animated, so the kids look way cuter as Capri Sun mutants, and have more advantages to their forms. Like, the turtle kid (Slow Moe) can still walk on two legs, in spite of having the anatomy of a sea turtle or the object based kids being able to still move.

[@mrcritical6751]

Well thank god because the ads made it look like the kids who were turned into sand, balloons and a bobble head were all dead

[@kylemorello4787]

@@mrcritical6751 yep. Don't worry. They're all fine. Well, sorta. Sandy Mandy still has to occasionally run from the occasional cat that wants to use her as cat litter and Balloona Luna has to use a Capri Sun to inflate herself whenever she gets popped and now floats everywhere. On the plus side, they have cool shapeshifter abilities and Mandy now has a crab friend that appeared as a hat when she got transformed. And Bobblehead Fred- we actually don't learn too much about. He's one of two characters who doesn't get his own short. The other is a girl who got fused with her pogo stick named Boing Boing Betty. And even then, we do learn that she's pretty much Tigger if he was a little girl.

[@mrcritical6751]

@@kylemorello4787 how the hell did the kid who was flattened learn to enjoy their existence? Hell what about the kid in the ad I heard about I where he poked holes in a capri-sun and suddenly gets holes all over his body. Those kinda seem like they have no upsides I kinda wanna know how Disrespectoids made them seem good

[@kylemorello4787]

@@mrcritical6751 Leaky Louie has the ability to squirt water from the holes, and he used it to prank his friends, but was eventuality convinced to use them to help people. As for Pancake Peggy- she was only in the online game, so I dunno. I do know that cartoon her can still stand, just with a flattened figure, like in early shorts where a character can still walk around after getting something large thrown on top of them.

[@CaptainCJ97]

Interesting

[@Trainfan1055Janathan]

When he said, " _This_ commercial has a better jingle," a car ad played with a pretty lame ad. I'm not sure if they did that on purpose, but if they did, that was pretty clever.

[@pedroff_1]

Yeah, they place the ad breaks strategically for jokes like that. Doesn't always work, but it's cool when it does

[@thebois4884]

I had the weirdest ad for Celebrations chocolate assortments I’ve ever seen

[@MissBarker93]

I got an Old Spice ad. "Smellebrate the holidays!"

[@briandurio6479]

You got a car ad? I got one for baby formula and Charmin toilet paper. Pretty fitting considering hey just got finished talking about two different toys one drinking milk and the other crapping itself

[@yeoldeseawitch]

he should do the cult-like chanting of "lionel coinbank" in his next commercial review lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/laCpmGuCob2sppo

[@caboose.20]

27:06 this woman played the part well. Clearly someone who didn't notice the lights and bells start, as soon as she did, would look back and forth thinking "I don't know what to dooo!"

[@phantomstrider]

"Haaave a cookie!" 😄😄

[@Jspg119]

Easily one of the best ones I've seen 😂😂😂

[@LunaOfTheStarsMusic]

With Wilkins Coffee?

[@justsomeguy4206]

Strider, you oughta watch out for Panda Cheese and Wilkins Coffee. By the way, Head On, apply directly to the forehead.

[@LewisZwarteLeeuwUS]

I knew that Wilkins was gonna pop up some how 🤣

[@thefreakshowsys]

Why hello there!!

[@OseiBayard]

holy ship, I will NEVER forget the day my brother and I were sitting in the living room and the head on commercial came on. We both feared we had suffered a stroke. Our parents didn't believe the commercial existed. It didn't come back on after that just to spite us and so we started to think we were crazy. Here it is. FINALLY. PEACE.

[@pundertalefan4391]

I thought it was a meme taken from part of the commercial. My gosh, that was the real thing!? Why!?

[@strike9716]

@@pundertalefan4391 they wanted to make extra special sure that you only applied it directly to your forhead and not anywhere else, or strange things might happen that the world might not be ready to deal with.

[@plawson8577]

Apparently it was proven by 2008 to be a placebo and homeopathic product, that it was sold off to a new Parent company, where it remained over-the-counter until 2011.

[@coryspang7548]

@@plawson8577 Fascinating

[@katiaromero7149]

That "JESUSCRISTO" made me laugh more than I should have. I loved this edition of commercials. Also, New Zealand and Australia are the totally grossest when it comes to traffic psa. I love them. Thanks for this. I know you won't read this, but your commercials section has helped me overcome my fear of commercials ♥

[@wesleythomas7125]

I think the "baby allgone" spoon had the cherries on a spring-loaded cam. When you "fed" the doll, the cherries retracted, and pushing the spoon into the jar reset the mechanism.

[@saraherbertwatson706]

I always thought it was magnets and a hollow spoon. The opposite magnet in the can to pull the cherries out, then the same magnet in the baby’s mouth to repel the cherries back into the spoon 😅

[@wesleythomas7125]

@@saraherbertwatson706 Could be. When I tried to figure it out as a sprog it sure felt like something physically holding it there. Could be both.

[@stormxrostheworldwalker2756]

"After these messages" is such a catchy little jingle.

[@Rhiorrha]

You can thank the minds at 1980's ABC tv networks.

[@melissacooper8724]

I remember those bumpers when I used to watch Bugs Bunny on Saturday mornings.

[@JontyMaster]

We'll be riiiight back :-D

[@generalesdeath5836]

“Why do girls love things that shit?” Gotta give the Germans credit, they actually partially understand the dark side of females and are ahead of the curve.

[@davidknapp5598]

If there's one thing I've learned in all my youthful years, it's that girls love their toilet humor as much as we boys do. So of course there's gotta be some girls' toys catering to that passion.

[@nicholaswesoloskie7194]

@@ARCtheCartoonMaster every day we stray further from god...

[@dirckthedork-knight1201]

I have a feeling i am missing a reference here

[@GodofBacon29]

Wait, Germans... Ohhh...

[@sirhenrymorgan1187]

Brazilians and Japanese, too.

[@PerovNigma]

"That's why I loooooooooove Nestle Crunch!" _[Explosion] [Nostalgia Critic intro begins]_

[@Mathadar]

CHUCKANOORRRIS!

[@eddyviews1427]

WILKINS JUMPSCARE

[@Z4xt0n_Dr4wn]

YES

[@SAPProd]

TIMING!

[@TUM_Toons]

I WAS FROZEN TODAY!

[@KingExalted]

“Mom calls him a little souvenir” that fateful night was more than just Melody Time

[@KingExalted]

@Bjorn Arnesen fixed it chief

[@TBustah]

I remember that one, but I didn’t get it at the time. I thought maybe the baby was born prematurely on the ship.

[@pundertalefan4391]

Nice.

[@plawson8577]

I remember that ad. First aired in July 1996. It aired for about 3 years. It wasn’t banned per say, it was removed from circulation after a few years. Even in ‘96, I thought “Wow. That kid must have heard his Parents going at it”.

[@Codypro134]

doug walker's facial expressions never ceases to make me laugh

[@vampman87]

Tamara going on a crazy maniacal laughing fit oddly makes me remember her first appearance on this show where she was this eerie smiling girl who followed NC around and later tortured him into making fun of the bees scene in "Wicker Man." Glad you guys are keeping her character consistent over the years.

[@breathstealer5486]

I love when she gets to act crazy out of nowhere

[@LewisZwarteLeeuwUS]

She freaks me out at times but yet so funny. Her, Malcolm, and Doug are the great trio for this channel!

[@randalgraves6979]

Laughing girl in Sorcerers Apprentice.

[@humanconvertile]

I actually had one of those Stretch Screamers as a kid (I got the Werewolf one), and my parents instantly regret it, to the point that they told me I had to take the batteries out just so they didn't have to hear its screams of agony... In a way, that may be even more sick... "I have no batteries, and I must scream..."

[@TheGuardDuck]

😆😆😆

[@redvince5627]

I had all 4. The Frankenstein one was my favorite. I played with that thing so much I broke it and had to replace it. Twice! 😆

[@MononokeLynn]

I remember the Disney cruise line commercial, but it went over my head. And I remember screaming at the “head on” commercials because it was a constant on ABC Family.

[@mxmarymax]

older generations: "why do millennials have such a weird sense of humor?" caprisun commercials: did that shit

[@haberak3310]

That'd be more gen z at that point. Most of the campaign was in the early 2010s targeting kids born at the end of the 90s through the mid 2000s.

[@ddjsoyenby]

the commercials and internet we grew up on: yeah that's us...........you could also say dan schneider, but we don't acknowledge him anymore.

[@mxmarymax]

@@haberak3310 tbh i'm speaking as a millennial who loved those commercials as a kid. my younger sisters were lowkey afraid of them. it's definitely millenial humor and more nighmare fuel for everyone else, especially gen z who were really young at the time and deeply disturbed by the consequences of disrespecting The Pouch.

[@mxmarymax]

@@ddjsoyenby dan who? miku hatsune created drake and josh, i don't know who that other guy is.

[@grabble7605]

Capri Sun got Biblical.

[@MisterMixxy]

As an Aussie, I'm so glad people finally get to see our train safety PSAs. Every other country's PSAs are like "ha ha sudden disaster go brrr" but OUR nightmare-inducing shit makes you sit there and fucking WATCH as the train screams ever-closer to its next victim so you get to feel your heartrate increasing and increasing and increasing and then OH GOD.

[@dontcallmechris8677]

Then there’s dumb ways to die

[@MisterMixxy]

@@dontcallmechris8677 Oh man. I can't believe I forgot about Dumb Ways To Die.

[@horse14t]

What makes it worse is that, for the first one at least the mom had plenty of time to back out as those barriers are designed to break for such situations!

[@christianruffin1342]

Dude, I had a feeling these commercials would be here. I commented that on the last commercial special he did.

[@Luhood90]

I will never forget the Australian isekai-train

[@zandernewson9933]

26:40 As a Brit, when he said what’s the difference between Ireland and Northern Ireland, my heart leapt in my throat !

[@gennybaratta2460]

Hell I’m Irish (Irish-American if you want to be pedantic) and I literally cringed/felt my buthole clench up when he said that

[@lightningrodstudios2441]

I loved those “Respect the pouch” commercials as a kid. It was so comedically morbid and creative that I loved it. There was also a thing where you could like collect each of the characters from the commercials or something like that. I’m not 100% sure but I remember something like that, it was super cool

[@thehillisalive]

Yeah, "Respect the pouch" is definitely a phrase that has stuck with me through the years

[@pundertalefan4391]

They freaked me out cause I was a wimp. Now I find them funny as heck. XD

[@BenandBri]

The girl in the orange and yellow hoodie with pony tails is me on the caprisun commercial. Haha. Glad we made an impact in your life . 💛🧡

[@MrTerminator3010]

They even had flash games, if I remember correctly

[@pundertalefan4391]

@@BenandBri Oh wow.

[@coolnerdlll6053]

My favorite NC of the year is back! How has it been a year already?

[@xanderodle2721]

Let’s do this.

[@welcometothemetaverse2523]

And we're still alive?!

[@claymathewselevator8121]

After These Messages

[@matthewvulpe3302]

"Have a cookie!" I absolutely loved that Monster Cookies commercial; thanks for exposing it to us! Also really glad you talked about those Tickle deodorant ads. I first saw them a few years ago and thought they were prime examples of nostalgic 70s commercials that needed to be exposed to a larger audience. And speaking of PSAs that were part of a campaign...remember that Peewee Herman PSA where he warned about the dangers of crack cocaine (the one that was in your top 11 anti-drug PSAs)? That was actually part of a series of PSAs where various celebrities such as Bette Midler, Ally Sheedy, Clint Eastwood, and Olivia Newton-John warn about the dangers of doing crack cocaine. And the tagline for this series of PSAs was "The Thrill Can Kill". You'd really get a kick out of the Bette Midler one (though I'd also recommend viewing the Ally Sheedy and Olivia Newton-John ones as well).

[@redvince5627]

Here’s one for you: “That’s why I love Nestle Crunch!” *Thanos Snap*

[@jimmyrossmeissl6644]

I don’t feel so s-crunch-ous mr stark

[@pundertalefan4391]

No! He snapped away all the Crunch bars!

[@TheSmart-CasualGamer]

The first one of those I ever saw was of The Death Star exploding on the beat. Partly surprised that one wasn't here, but maybe it's a bit obvious.

[@logon900]

“People who don’t include Wilkins in their commercial special just tend to blow up.” “Ya see what I mean.”

[@MovieFan1912]

“Aw, that’s a lot of-“ (BOOM)

[@Marinealver]

Yes! ☕ 🐸 🔪

[@JFD62780]

The even sadder thing? Those 5-second ads would make perfect KZbin Pre-roll. I *HATE* KZbin PREROLL! x.x

[@watchnelsontv]

(Wilkins) “ Sir did you add me in your commercial special?” (Person in house) “NO” (Wilkins drops a bomb in his house) (Wilkins) “ a commercial special without me is a mess” BOOM!

[@MovieFan1912]

@@watchnelsontv I think a better one liner would be “You know a house isn’t a home without me.” With a setup like that.

[@OvertMysteryChannel]

The Dad and Daughter segment of "Haaave a cookie!" gave me the best laugh I've ever gotten on this channel, thanks 😆

[@Alterego912]

As someone who’s sister had that “baby all-gone”, I can tell you that the cherries were spring-loaded in a little compartment in the spoon.

[@LadyDecember]

Had a Baby All-Gone when I was a wee sprout, was just about to come to here to say the same thing. Dipping the spoon into the jar hooked the mechanism in the back to push the cherries out. Once touched (which is why you had to lean it up to the baby's lips), the sensitive trigger would release and then retract the cherries back into the spoon. I had the one that doubled with a peas and carrots option too. Wish I still had that spoon, used to have so much fun playing pretend even when I lost the jar. You could still use your fingernail to push in the back and release the cherries. That plastic clack of shoving the spoon into the jar just fills me with nostalgia.

[@TheGuardDuck]

Figured it was a trick like the bottles. That'd be a choking hazard otherwise.

[@pisces2569]

@@LadyDecember weren’t those toys recalled because they nearly scalped some kids?

[@MaraMcGuinnes]

@@pisces2569 whAT

[@jp3813]

@@LadyDecember What about the liquid in the bottle?

[@damirervin4118]

As a Gen Z, I credit those Capri-Sun Disrespectoids ads as being one of the last creative things catered to people of my age and generation.

[@Logitah]

As a millenial, I sadly salute this commercial with you.

[@somethingsuperbland8829]

As a Gen z raised by everything millennial I too praise this campaign

[@justsomeguy4206]

Respect the pouch! RESPECT IT!!!

[@crackedemerald4930]

@@justsomeguy4206 it's a good tip for first time women with guys

[@SmithyyGCN]

Man, I miss how things used to be so creative... now everything is corporate sterilized schlock...

[@betaman7988]

My god, I remember my friend (who was from Australia) telling me about that train safety commercial when we were about five years old. He'd just been on holiday there to visit his relatives and saw it on TV. 15 years later and at long last I get to see it - and it was just as unnerving as he told me!

[@leonardrodriguez1501]

There was apparently a reason for the head on ad being so weird. As I understand it, the makers couldn't prove anything they claimed in the original commercial, so they had to trim it down. They claimed so much, and subsequently had to trim so much, that that was basically all that was left.

[@WisteriaDrake]

I've seen that commercial dozens of times, and it wasn't until this exact moment that I realized that it's supposed to be for headaches. The ad doesn't explain what Head-On is even supposed to do. Reminds me of the first time I saw a Red Bull ad. It was one of those animated ads with the slogan "Red Bull gives you wings!". As a kid, I assumed it was some kind of beer, because they just assume that the viewer knows what Red Bull is.

[@leonardrodriguez1501]

@@WisteriaDrake reverse. I just sort of naturally thought it was for headaches, but then way later realized: "they never actually say what it does, do they?" But yes, I too though red bull was alcoholic at one point🤣

[@leonardrodriguez1501]

@🌙Nostalgia Jones🔮 especially since it was so short it usually played twice, and I'd occasionally see little snippets of it accidentally left between commercials for freaking years to come. Yeah I could see that.

[@johnnysparkle]

Who remembers the parody from Disaster Movie?

[@leonardrodriguez1501]

@@johnnysparkle one would have had to go see any of the "movie" movies past like.... scary movie... 2,ish in order to remember that.

[@plaidzebra5526]

7:33 Tamra as the daughter was so touching and heartbreaking I almost cried. Loved seeing Jim back on screen btw

[@EGeorgev]

he's my favourite from the support cast.

[@SteveCarras]

AGREED!

[@SteveCarras]

She's a genius in her own right! BTW Doesn;t she also play the cop just previously! That part just finished as I write.

[@TGWTGCensored]

Yeah, growing up in South Australia, that train PSA always scared the crap out of me. In fact, it worked a little too well, as I always freaked out whenever my mum drove over the level crossings, and my sister used to tease me about it all the time.

[@mikoexo2894]

God, I was hoping Wilkins coffee was back!!! I literally cursed and laughed while cheering, and rewound the ending. This made my day. I'm all smiles. THANK YOU!!!! Loved the other commercials as well (the Disney Cruise, like, JESUS!!!!) But I'm glad you added the running gag of Wilkins coffee.

[@ShadyRK9]

FINALLY! he addresses the Capri Sun ads! I remember those commericals was EVERYWHERE back in 2005-2009!! They EVEN had a website where they had games where you could've played as some of the kids collecting the pouches! For years these ads have kinda hunted me as a kid! Especially the Bobble Head kid one! As a kid I'd always gently threw away my Capri Sun pouches each time I was done drinking them just to try and prevent me from becoming like one of those kids on the ads! 😱😰

[@pundertalefan4391]

XD I remember being freaked out by those ads. Thankfully not that freaked out.

[@ShadyRK9]

@@pundertalefan4391 "respect the pouch! respect it!"

[@pundertalefan4391]

@@ShadyRK9 I will when I have them. My famlily stopped getting them because they're unrecyclable.

[@Dim4323]

Have a cookie

[@phoenixknighttheultimatedi4134]

Did some of the creators fans of Danganronpa?

[@trevorrice6724]

I shouldn't have laughed at 27:29, but the thought of Thanos snapping his fingers and making that kid blip was too funny.

[@johnparadox9429]

The "Turdle" isn't the only crappy [literally] toy - there's also a Flamingo and a ?chipmunk? that you feed, then it does projective diarrhea - at least that's what I saw in the one time I saw it.

[@welcometothemetaverse2523]

That's nothing. There's a unicorn toy brand called Poopsie, AND it's literally a bunch of dancing unicorn girls wearing diapers singing pop songs about poop ...and they all look like they have bedroom eyes. (???!!!) Seriously... What is today's fascination with marketing poop to little girls?!

[@fr801]

@@welcometothemetaverse2523 probably to make girls more accustomed to "nasty" things like poop so when they'll have kids they'll be ready or won't consider gross having kids. Honestly, that's myonly conspiracy theory i can muster

[@welcometothemetaverse2523]

@@fr801 That's the only SANE explanation I can think of.

[@alexcoal5111]

The cherries go into the handle of the spoon. Just like how the milk hides in the cap. Had this toy and absolutely loved it for years

[@plawson8577]

In March 1992, Mom took me and my kid brother over to her GF’s house In Portsmouth,VA, her 5 year old daughter had Baby All-Gone and I got to play with it for a bit.

[@WelshGiraffa]

My sister had one when she was little and I remember the Cherry smell now he had the ad in this vid

[@AsgardianQueen]

I like those old Disney commercials, especially that one where the kids say "I'm too excited to sleep".

[@KimberlySchwartz1]

Those cherries were absolutely everything. It was so satisfying to use that. Wish I still owned it so I could make $100

[@CaptainBadNews]

The "have a cookie monster" needs to be a reoccurring character! Just out of nowhere, way down the road "Have a cookie!"

[@franohmsford7548]

Followed by Arnie shouting Put that Cookie Down :)

[@Dim4323]

@@franohmsford7548 (Pulls gun) I said have a cookie

[@cyberluigi5264]

Nostalgia Critic and commercials. It never disappoints every time.

[@thenerdcage3292]

Tamra laughing uncontrollably is the stuff of nightmares.

[@edibleandsentientautomobil5396]

"Mommy, pick me up I'm scared"

[@TheAphexTim]

I recall another NC episode in which Tamara plays a character who just laughs uncontrollably, though I can't for the life of me remember which one... Halp!

[@Dargonhuman]

You're not wrong, but I still would anyway.

[@dorourke105]

@@TheAphexTim i believe it was sorcerer's apprentice

[@GBmovieluv]

And yet I'm also laughing

[@fullmetalmasify]

Not going to lie, the ending part of the commericals special probably is one of the funniest things I have seen. Well done. 👏👍

[@ghazghkullthraka9714]

THE DEMON!

[@OPUSmpk]

Oh how I love the December month that marks my "Nostalgia Critic Commercials" binge, if you ever stop this tradition there will be hell to pay.

[@tyffaneelavely8087]

I remember SO MANY of these commercials. Man the nostalgia. As a 90's kid, you all know I am obsessed with everything 90's. It was seriously awesome to be a kid in the 90's. Family may have been messed up, but cartoons, shows and everything else was fantastic.🤣😉

[@BigTiger_99]

I also would have liked: “You know what goes well with Cookies?” **Transforms into Panda** 🎵 _”Just You Know Why!”_ 🎵

[@UltimateGamerCC]

nominee for best comment of the video, right here.

[@justsomeguy4206]

Just imagine waking up in the middle of the night to that panda staring at you and hearing “Just you know why”

[@game84cube]

...AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!

[@UltimateGamerCC]

@@justsomeguy4206 "oh shit!" [rolls out of bed and runs out]

[@sprout_boy6026]

As a kiwi, that was one of the least scary ones, there are a ton worse ones out there. legit the one with the woman adverting fruit snacks and then trips on a toy truck and slams through a glass table still gives me nightmares, I believe its an ACC add (advertising health care)

[@h.rtheater8321]

I love that Jim is getting more screen time, he is HILARIOUS!!

[@seigeengine]

"What the scientifically proven fuck" cracked me up way more than it should have. Also 0/5 for not committing to actually having the cookie jammed awkwardly into a person's mouth.

[@belleparsley7797]

I was in Target the other day and in one of the aisles, a little girl was telling her parent about the gotta go turdle. It had just left my subconscious, but right when I heard it, I swear, I felt a hint of bloodlust. Needless to say, I hope she's doing better than when I first heard her

[@NextMiyazaki]

Well Critic, I had a few peaceful years without "HeadOn" stuck in my head, but it's back now. Loved the ending skit with the monster hand btw XD

[@greensonickid3304]

Then you're gonna need something, 😏 Head on. apply directly to your forehead

[@sarab3888]

HEADON APPLY DIRECTLY TO YHE FOREHEAD HEADON APPLY DIRECTLY TO THE FOREHEAD HEADON APPLY DIRECTLY TO THE FOREHEAD

[@SensaiRyu]

"Of course there is. Don't you want people to go outside?!" Have you seen the news out of Australia lately Doug?...no I don't think they do.

[@TGWTGCensored]

I think it depends on the state. Here in South Australia (or at least in Adelaide), people are roaming around freely. We just have to wear masks in public buildings now.

[@JannieJubilee]

27:37 Has Doug not seen "Dumb Ways to Die" from Melbourne Metro Trains? I feel like this is pretty normal for those Australians.

[@aeon87]

Ah, the disrespectoids ads. I always loved how creative they are. And creepy at points. Fun fact: they made them into a web series at first. Don't remember much of it but it was a typical show.

[@pundertalefan4391]

Oh wow. They probably would've creeped me out even more.

[@RoJoFeli]

Every time these commercial specials come out, I’m astounded by how fast a year goes by

[@SadikiStGeorgeangemon44]

I allways come back to this Chanel for the commercials around the holidays

[@eeveestar6826]

"Yeah, I said Northern Ireland! What's the big difference between the two-" *We interrupt this program to give you a brief history lesson* "Ok. so there's a pretty big difference." As someone from Northern Ireland, that line killed me.

[@plawson8577]

Well, I guess I shouldn’t be surprised. This IS the same country that brought us Sinead O’Connor,Bono and Aphex Twin.

[@Anonymous-js5zn]

I remember the Respect the Pouch commercials when I was a kid. I even remember them telling kids to go online and vote for which one you want to see air on TV. Never once did I find any of them scary. Clearly there's something wrong with me.

[@simplythatguy-o6n]

I didn’t either bro. I just constantly looked forward to how weird they would get lol

[@kennethfharkin]

As a parent of young children at the time the Disney Cruise commercial with the "little souvenir" was a favorite of my wife and I when it aired. It was on for some time, a couple months probably, which isn't out of the ordinary.

[@Dargonhuman]

My sister had one of those Baby All Gone dolls when we were kids and, I can confirm, those cherries smelled amazing! I'm not ashamed to admit that I'd often sneak into her room just to sniff that little plastic jar, it was like kiddie crack.

[@daftoptimist]

If there was a perfume that smelled exactly like those cherries, I’d buy it just like that, sight unseen.

[@Dargonhuman]

@@daftoptimist Hell yea, and I'm allergic to perfume!

[@EthdanTV]

I was literally sitting in my room after what has been a depressing week, hit with redundancy and relationships problems in 24 hours, just as I was about to breakdown this gets uploaded… thanks Critic 👍

[@ChannelAwesome]

Hope your day gets better! You got this!!

[@EthdanTV]

@@ChannelAwesome That definitely helped, thanks everyone at CH

[@bizijr]

@@EthdanTV I wish you the very same! We are here for you mate!

[@skyetheknumpty]

I kinda fell off the Nostalgia Critic train a few years ago but I'll always come back for a commercials special.

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

Those cherries did smell good. My sister had that Baby All Gone doll. It didn't go inside the baby. The cherries just retracted back into the spoon.

[@greensonickid3304]

Huh, I didnt expect that, I guess it makes sense

[@simplythatguy-o6n]

Bruh I forgot the “respect the pouch” campaign. That’s something probably most 2000’s kids remember. I remember me and my sister would always look forward to what the next one would be while my dad was always horrified when he saw them. Guess I was too young to realize how fucked up they were lol

[@Tacooni_Catmoth]

honestly I remember it came on when I was watching cartoon network...I think I was in fourth grade

[@falloutfreek1992]

@@ARCtheCartoonMaster Considering how much sugar goes into Caprisun, I'm not surprised if other countries don't sell it

[@daftoptimist]

I can’t believe I forgot something I used to yell at my siblings before throwing an empty drink pouch at them.

[@simplythatguy-o6n]

@@daftoptimist broooo core memory unlocked lol

[@alexkrauth5779]

I remember seeing the commercials growing up. I don't recall ever really thinking anything of them other than "That's weird." Thinking back, they were pretty well creative. Kinda wonder what kids today would think of them, if anything.

[@blameitonmillie5506]

No Nostalgia Critic November is finally over TIME TO WATCH COMMERCIALS

[@liamlb92]

2010: Commercial special 2011: Return of the Nostalgic Commercials 2011: Revenge of the Nostalgic Commercials 2013: Dawn of the Commercials 2014: Rise of the Commercials 2015: Conquest of the Commercials 2016: Top 12 Christmas Commercials 2017: War of the Commercials 2018: Escape from the Commercials 2019: Planet of the Commercials 2020: Curse of the Commercials 2021: Commercials Resurrection

[@theprototype2518]

After these Messages!

[@thomasnethery6718]

2022: commercials (that’s it) If Halloween and scream is not trying with their titles why not them

[@MazeDaGr8]

2022: Invasion of the Commercials??

[@digitaltailsmon4096]

Commercials Reloaded next year!!

[@carloslopezortega3327]

👍

[@thelastprotectorofoverain1035]

For the next commercial one, I suggest a lighter Australian PSA. Dumb Ways to Die. It was actually really popular, and helped accomplish what this train ad did.

[@danekradwanski5278]

8:16 that was a perfectly cut off scream XD

[@pikachureynolds1110]

Never stop doing these.

[@jareththegoblinking3191]

Oh my god, right before it ended, I said to myself “Well at least there weren’t any ads for Wilkins Coffee” and then Wilkins shows up at the end

[@animebrat76]

@joseph flores 100%

[@BoxSlave-sb3qc]

"Hook on the attachment, She can do the couch" Killed me with laughter! 13:20

[@sammirzaei8193]

Seeing this makes me reminisce of when “After These Messages” came out and I was just new to the channel. I was in high school and still had to graduate. Now I’m about to graduate from my university and here I am again. Truly it is a Nostalgia. Thank you Critic

[@Outrider85]

Is it ironic or just sad that the Nostaliga Critic has been around long enough to be nostalgic himself?

[@plawson8577]

It’s the 1987-1988 ABC Saturday morning bumpers. Done by Will Vinton.

[@arrow_of_ravenclaw5155]

Can’t wait for this year’s PSA. That’s always the best part

[@Phobetor-Necros]

Respect the pouch.

[@OctacleEdits]

2:29 funny you say that, because in this commercial he was voiced by Charlie Adler - the VOICE of Buster Bunny! Normally the Hamburglar was voiced in commercials by the late Howard Morris (and in his earlier pointy-nosed phase by the late Larry Storch). But this time it was Charlie Adler.

[@angel_in-black]

Never let the Wilkins coffee joke die!

[@ShinParisu]

13:34 she didnt actually eat any of those the spoon was spring loaded so when you placed the spoon in the "feed jar" it would tense a spring on it the get it stuck on a wedge and the "food" would stick out from the handle when the food was pressed on the doll's lip`s the wedge would let go and the spring would pull the "food" back into the handle so fast it did give the illusion the doll ate it like vacuum. I know this cus my sister had one. As for the milk bottle only the outer layer had liquid that would get trapped in the lid. If the bottle was placed in the "feeding position" and the tip was pressed the liquid would get trapped in the lid as pressing the tip opens and closes the hidden compartment in it and if you repeated this in with the lid up and the bottle down pressing the tip would release the liquid back into the bottle. Quite ingenious really.

[@danielcharland1374]

Wow, that is clever. Thanks for the explanation. :)

[@singingwolf8997]

I'm pretty sure I had a knockoff/copycat of that doll.

[@TheUncleShow]

A crazy amount of engineering in this baby doll! I just figured it'd get sucked in and end up inside the doll. but that's a really clever way to give the illusion of eating while not having a little bit that can be lost and swallowed by a kid.

[@SensingClowns]

Yes. I had one when I was a kid and yes, those cherries did smell amazing! Much like the Strawberry Shortcake dolls, the smell stayed forever.

[@ASHLEYOFFICIAL]

mine had peas and carrots.. i remember playing with the spoon trying to make the veggies come out with my fingers

[@EatAnOctorok]

I know the disturbing PSAs are a big segment in these now, but can't we get some funny ones from time to time? We even had a wholesome one at one point, with the tiny hippos. And that was Canada!

[@0g0dn0]

I think you know he did the hippo one already.

[@OliverTCrowe]

@@0g0dn0 Yes that was their point, that NC's done a wholesome one in the river of disturbing ones. But to the OP: keep in mind that the wholesome one was only ever thrown in to set up for the England one so he could rant about them being the "new Canada." His whole schtick with the PSAs is to throw in the disturbing after the already mix of WTF/funny commercials...especially since they're, well, PSAs on why you shouldn't do things. Yes there's good and funny ones, but people would usually rather see the disturbing ones so that can be like "I remember those, those were so messed up!" Or so they could compare them with ones in their own country.

[@SailorMaxie]

For me at least, it's a special day whenever Doug does a commercial special.

[@Alfazil]

It took like 20 years for that Reese’s Pieces commercial song to get out of my head and now it's back again.

[@plawson8577]

What’s so iconic about it is that it ran for almost a decade. I remember seeing it when it debuted in the Autumn of 1989 and recall it running in circulation all the way up until like 1997.

[@tremorsfan]

My sister had a "My Baby All Gone". I remember spending my time trying to figure out how it worked. The cherries actually just go back into the spoon. The milk was hidden in a chamber at the top. To refill the bottle you tapped the top of the nipple.

[@1flamedude1]

Yay! And thus kicks off the time of year where I watch all the Nostalgia Critic Christmas specials. I look forward to them as much as watching Charlie Brown or Christmas Story!

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

This is one of my favourite nostalgia critic traditions.

[@claymathewselevator8121]

Love the day before Thanksgiving because of Nostalgia Critic’s commercial special