Nickelodeon commercials, 12/21/1985 part 1

[@MWolfL]

Ha, Wuzzles! They would later become a little-known - and in my opinion underrated - Disney show. Sadly only one season, but the episodes that exist range from good to pretty good and are overall fun to watch. I always loved how even the food, vehicles, etc were also hybrids. Which makes seeing a commercial for the plushies on a network that would later become The Disney Channel's rival hilariously ironic. 🤣

[@Lupton2000]

1:06 Sadly, this would be the final episode of Standby....Lights Camera Action.

[@davidroarty7192]

Hey these were uploaded a year ago by VHSgoodiesWA, glad its back up again!!

[@TheAVTBArchives]

I *WAS* VHSgoodies. Three channels strong plus one on Dailymotion. Then my channels were yanked one by one on 3/24 and 3/25/21. Ever since, I cannot thank Eric enough for bringing me back. I'm a lot more careful than I used to. Many videos won't be seen here due to copyright concerns. I also maintain an Internet Archive channel that duplicates a majority of these videos plus ones that can't be put up here. Still a lot of videos (2000+ probably) that are still in storage waiting to be re-uploaded, so guess what I'll be doing the 1st half of 2022? - Taylor

[@TheAVTBArchives]

Part 2 - It is not easy to find Nickelodeon programming this old on tape. In fact, I rarely find Nickelodeon from their '90s and '00s heyday. I have found a total of 2 episodes of Rugrats in about 7 years of VHS hunting. 0 SpongeBob, let alone their game shows (other than a crazy Double Dare bonus round that I found on a tape months ago with Monkees reruns). It was nice to find some Eureeka's Castle a while back along with other Nick Jr shows from the early '90s, probably not a lot of recordings out there left to find. - Taylor

[@TheAVTBArchives]

Ripped at 240p because otherwise, the file would be *hundreds* of megabytes each. It would take forever to upload and take up too much space on my PC. I still have the tape somewhere in a tub if you want a 2-hour DVD copy in SP. - Taylor

[@brunet_k]

I dont know why nickelodeon airings that phone sound for 1 second in the Silver ball era

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

That was done for local cable operators to automatically display local ads in place during ad breaks. They're DTMF tones. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual-tone_multi-frequency_signaling

[@MarjorieEarlDean]

Bob Costas still looks the same just a lil less baby fat.