Nickelodeon Commercials and Promos (January / February 1992)

Three days, two cartoon animals, one channel! Here's some supreme 1992 Nickelodeon all up in your grill! Radical! Recorded during Ren and Stimpy episodes (the last one of which is from part of the Black Hole/Stimpy's Invention premiere), you'll get smacked to the max with the most bodacious commercials from the first little dudes network! Too extreme? Froggy!
I own nothing
0:00 - January 12, 1992
2:23 - January 19, 1992
6:19 - February 23, 1992

[@RyneMcKinney]

18 more years until the time capsule is opened!

[@javianwilliams7463]

I guess I’ll be either 38 going on 39, or the actual age of 39, when that time capsule opens up.

[@dianecaplan5407]

When that person is making some paper art over and over again there are some crunching sounds and the little says my cereal is talking and that huge dinosaur takes that box of cereal and eats it all up after he puts into his mouth

[@GENERALTVPEALOOKIESPLUS]

January / February 1992 (200th decade).

[@justju0rd]

Those grizzly chomps look bussin

[@kiartoons2010]

Strange that Nickelodeon didn't have screen bugs until around 1993.

[@TVsFenwick]

watching this and eating chinese food and having my fourth beer on August 7, 2023, life is good... for now

[@Sandlot1992]

I'll be 49 going on 50 when the time capsule gets open!

[@Gannooch]

The Nickelodeon time capsule buried by the network in 1992 was removed in August 2007 and reburied at the Nickelodeon Suites Resort. Upon the hotel's closure in 2016, it was reburied at the Nickelodeon Animation Studio and is set to be opened on April 30, 2042. (From Wikipedia.) Also from Wikipedia: On April 30, 1992, the Nickelodeon time capsule was buried near the Slime Geyser. The burial ceremony was broadcast live on Nickelodeon and hosted by Mike O'Malley of Get the Picture and Joey Lawrence of Blossom, with an appearance by Dr. Emmett Brown of Back to the Future: The Ride.[19] It contains items deemed important to the children of 1992 as voted upon by Nickelodeon viewers. These items included a Barbie doll, baseball, books (comic book, endangered species book, history book, phone book, TV Guide and World Atlas), bubble gum, CDs (MC Hammer and Michael Jackson), hat featuring the catchphrase of Joey Lawrence, news reports (1991 Soviet coup d'état attempt, Dissolution of the Soviet Union, Epidemiology of HIV/AIDS and Operation Desert Storm), Nickelodeon Gak, Nickelodeon Magazine, Nintendo Game Boy, pencils, photos of things too big to fit inside (bicycles, cars, celebrities, planes, politicians and trains), piece of the Berlin Wall, Reebok Pump sneakers, Rollerblades, skateboard, t-shirt featuring the Nicktoons characters Ren and Stimpy, Twinkies, and VHS movies (Back to the Future and Home Alone). The final items put in the capsule were a tape of the event itself and the camcorder used to record it.

[@mkaplan1383]

6:23 R.I.P. David Warner aka Ra's Al Ghul.

[@SebastianSanchez-en3df]

3:35 This Rocket Was Horrified!

[@kz1000ps]

Holy crap, I haven't even thought about those Luminators in 30 years, nor did I ever know anyone who had them, but I definitely remember this commercial! Hooray for ancient memories!

[@mkaplan1383]

3:35 TIME WARP

[@nostaljoey2519]

oooowoooh i feal the same way too ren when i imagine myself with a girl as a kid to here

[@DUB_INTERNATIONAL_ARTISTFLIX]

Doug 2:57

[@dominicking5181]

Nickelodeon 🇺🇲 Viacom "Inc." (Nasdaq: VIAB.) Pre-9/11 stuff.😎