Over 30 Minutes of Wholesome 80s TV Commercials 🔥📼 Retro TV Commercials VOL 477

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[@DavesArchives]

Not sure why the beginning of the video is blacked out for the first 10 seconds. Sorry about that!

[@0to60swiftly8]

Love your channel bro

[@youngimperialistmkii]

No problem.

[@NLnaLovesU86]

Didn’t notice ! Love it 😍

[@charliejoson9145]

I had to repeat because I thought something was wrong with the video

[@taradyan]

@Dave’s Archives: can you give us the name of your intro song, please?

[@chrisw6164]

Jason Alexander’s greatest performance.

[@farmergiovanni4522]

Jason Alexander is really great actor and voice actor, he is known for having a great singing voice

[@DrumWild]

I played a show a few years back, drumming for Fred Willard at a fundraiser for the Peter Boyle Multiple Myeloma Foundation. There were a TON of celebrity performers, and Jason Alexander was one of them. He did a very theatrical presentation that was on-par with that commercial. Even when he walked into the Wilshire Ebell Theatre, he points finger guns and says, "Hey, kids, how's it goin?"

[@stratman1021]

@@DrumWild I thought that was George Costanza. I wonder if that was his real hair or a hairpiece.

[@GenesisFan01]

​@@stratman1021 he still had hair. It started to go right around "Pretty Woman".

[@marybetheby5184]

With hair that wasn't a wig!

[@MusicFromAnotherTime]

If I could just harness half the happiness these people feel for the McDLT into my life, I'd have no more problems.

[@greglarson6293]

I was a kid back then, so my joy was receiving those gift certificate books. That was always a major score at Christmas time.

[@hektorlinko]

I remember the McDLT was my burger of choice for a long time when we'd go there. I remember getting that 32 oz plastic soda mug with that half moon guy that would play piano.

[@RedDevilMoto]

Back when we were kids, we passed up commercials (except at Christmas time back then)...and now, we come here to watch nothing but commercials from that time. I was a kid in the 70's and 80's and I really miss that time.

[@ReginaTrans_]

Back when dolls were dolls 5:56

[@ThundermansThunder]

So do I, so much!

[@purdue98]

I miss those times too.

[@vanzeppelin667]

I love cereal commercials. “Let’s put people in places that they’ll never really eat cereal, like a boat dock”

[@trevorjames6185]

Nothing better than boat dock cereal

[@thedragonofdalzell]

Like commercials showing kids at the table. We all know we ate cereal sitting on floor in front of TV watching Thundercats Transformers Looney Tunes

[@zacharywinograd2647]

Or how a local restaurant serves name brand cereal

[@richardpowell1772]

I’ve eaten cereal on a boat, and even with a goat.

[@thedragonofdalzell]

@@richardpowell1772 Have you ate some on a lake? You could even share with a friendly snake.

[@managermr741]

Where did it all go wrong. These commercials bring me back to a simpler time.

[@jgs1703]

Black supremacy

[@rmx4087]

It all ended in 1993. What caused it? I'm still trying to figure that out.

[@dustybottoms2780]

The internet killed it. Social media nail in coffin. Social media worst fucking idea of 21st century.

[@Crimsonmonkey]

You became an adult. Everyone remembers their childhood as simpler times.

[@samsondog2182]

Mass legal immigration, cultural Marxism in academia and the culture that built this country is being replaced.

[@larrygreen8828]

its strange how I can watch movies and shows from the 80's and 90's and I dont really feel anything different about it, but commercials always have such strong nostalgia to them

[@stratman1021]

There seems to be a happier and more positive vibe on these commercials. I used to buy the McDLT and I thought it was really good. I turned 21 in '85 and it was one of the best years of my life. Such great times and memories from that era.

[@stanleymasterson1135]

1985 was the greatest year of my past and definitely of the 80's. It was the year of Tears for Fears... and we feared nothing in the US. Just good times

[@IMRROcom]

It was an honest burger and tasted better than the soggy wrapped stuff we get now. I would get them when I was in the military as a grab a go option that would still be edible after several hours on lunch break etc. paper wrap buggers just do not hold heat etc. but true to marketing the hot side was hot and the cold side was cold for several hours.

[@xmarine73]

I got my first McDLT in 1992 as a brand new Marine in the Mojave desert (Barstow). I remember thinking, "I'm a grown man, it's time to start eating like it" and ordered arguably the best McDonald's burger I had ever had. Within about 2 years, the McDLT was off the menu. Fortunately, I had found In-n-Out by then.

[@billyumbraskey8135]

they werent busy pushing s0d0my and race mixing on everyone.

[@CinHotlanta]

That just ticks me off all over again about the obvious error of not putting the cheese over on The Hot Side :)

[@Nova7o9]

I want jingles like these to make a comeback so badly!

[@Eddie1536]

I could've never imagined back in the 80's when I first watched these commercials on TV that I would watch them again in 2022 on something called KZbin on a home computer.

[@dennislavoie5869]

Or on a cell phone!

[@princessmarlena1359]

Right?

[@whatwhat1233]

While I'm smoking weed I bought at a dispensary

[@ReginaTrans_]

What is a home computer? Was there like a city computer or what

[@silicon212]

and that you would WANT to.

[@GalaxyIsADork]

I miss the 80s so much😔💔i miss my mom and dad😢thank you Dave. Beautiful collection❤

[@mr_reborn]

Same. I hate the world we live in today. And no, hate is not too strong

[@standardnerd9840]

@@mr_reborn ditto

[@pennyhartleben6123]

me too life was simple.my parents were alive.

[@thesimulation9651]

I'm sorry for your loss💚

[@dfuller81]

6:10 That fella seems to be a real expert on adding foreign substances to soft drinks. He speaks with such authority! I think I’ll give Coca Cola another try.

[@A2Z2REAL]

I would trust a cocktail from him before a Vax clot shot.

[@GMDII]

Haha i was thinking the same thing then came right to the comments.

[@caliado]

LOL

[@northernking2604]

😂😂😂 when he said you don't have to add nothing! Shoulda took his own advice

[@lordfinbar]

05:40 Christmas commercials from back in the 80's just hit different

[@jgs1703]

Back before black supremacy

[@wbdharris]

I was just thinking that!!

[@EdgeXXI]

My mom and my favorite is Peter coming home and making Folgers Coffee to wake his mom up

[@urb4nviking219]

70's and 80's were a GREAT time to be alive in my opinion!!.....Life was so much easier and simpler. People used to love to just talk and hang out. Listen to music, go for a walk, drive to the lake, etc.......Now we do very little of that.......I chalk it up to the advent of prolific video gaming and the internet. All my friends and I never had any problems until those two things crept in........People stopped coming over just to visit. They stopped saying hi as you walked by them on the sidewalk. They started rolling up the windows and locking the doors on their cars, when they went into a neighborhood store. Kids stopped going outside to play tag, green light-red light, kick the can, etc....More electronics, unfortunately meant less human contact. I think that ruined what social skills we had left.......Sadly.

[@dntfrthreapr]

Lets start a movement, right here and now. Lets vow to break free from our stone cold smartphone captivity and return to a 80s lifestyle full of rich social interaction. We just need a catchy name like Bai Lan, is that taken?

[@adamnanney4952]

People then: " let's build a time machine to see what the future is like " People now: " let's build a time machine to go back to the 70s and 80s. "

[@itsyeeoledskoolfurry3208]

Well technically, uploads like these are a window into the past so... Anyway, aren't ALL video uploads a widow into some time in the past, whether they're recent or from quite a while ago? =o )

[@adamnanney4952]

@@itsyeeoledskoolfurry3208 I suppose, but I don't know. To me, it's just not the same as actually physically being there.

[@itsyeeoledskoolfurry3208]

@@adamnanney4952 I see where your going. LoL.. Though would you REALLY I mean REALLY want to be there again? I personally have a couple reasons myself why I would want to. (Just personal ones) Oh well. We have to let bygones be bygones. Have you ever watched: The Nanny, with Fran Dresher? It's a 90's family sitcom.

[@adamnanney4952]

@@itsyeeoledskoolfurry3208 I was born in 95, so I remember a bit of the sitcom. Couldn't really get into it, to be honest. No disrespect. To be honest, I envy my parents for having grown up in the 70s to the 90s, particularly the music, as well as the style, clothing, etc. I'm blessed though that they let me be exposed to the music they grew up with and I have seen some of them in concerts. But then again, it would have been more remarkable to see them in their prime. For example, I would have loved to see KISS, Black Sabbath, Boston, Alice Cooper, Rush, Blue Oyster Cult, and Thin Lizzy in the 70s. See Van Halen in the late 70s and through 1984, see Iron maiden, Judas Priest, Def Leppard, and Motorhead when they first came to the U.S and throughout the 80s. I could have seen Motley Crue at the Us festival in 1983. Dio, when he was in rainbow, sabbath, and solo. Lynyrd Skynyrd before their plane crash. I mean the list goes on really.

[@itsyeeoledskoolfurry3208]

@@adamnanney4952 Ah, 70's -90s big hair band and rock & roll buff. Word. = o )

[@jrock69]

dont take that coke from bill

[@DavidWolf84]

Lol

[@vitacilina555]

The Ewok's movies! Man...this compilation hit me right in the childhood.

[@FeguerFineArt]

The year is 2022, I want to go back so bad! Born in 1965, and my son was born in 1987, my heart aches for this time. Never would anyone back then would believe the world would look like it does now.

[@JensenSarpy]

I want to go back and buy a few McDLT's and bring them back here haha :) I don't really care to go back in time entirely. Going forward is always the best way.

[@KEMETIC33]

Glad to know I'm not the only one who enjoys watching old TV commercials 90s baby here

[@tj921able]

I miss these days a lot, the world seemed so much simpler back then compared to how it is now. What has happened to the world today?

[@rabahk.7089]

You grew up.

[@koolaidblack7697]

Those strange men in the funny little hats

[@JensenSarpy]

It fell into Apostasy and social engineering. All done by the Antichrist Agenda!

[@lovelypandamom]

The lettuce stays cool 😎 and the burger stays hot 🔥

[@JensenSarpy]

The best burger ever!!

[@iamnostalgic9567]

Ahh! The mid 80's. An awesome time to be alive. The era that smiled.

[@CommentingTheTruth]

Also didn't walk with their heads buried in their phones.

[@JMShearer]

Man, Christmas in the 80s was really something else. Makes me glad I was a kid back then. And really, I'm surprised that Mickey Dee's has yet to find a way to make an "eco friendly" version of their McDLT box so they can bring it back. I was too young to appreciate it back then, and I'd kind of like to try it now that I'm a grown-up.

[@swingbag12]

I'm old enough and I loved it !

[@JMShearer]

@@swingbag12 It does sound like it was pretty good.

[@kennixox262]

Surprised that there was no Salad Shooter commercials. That for me was always the mark of the upcoming holiday season.

[@vincepurpura8905]

@@JMShearer In my personal opinion it was the best burger they ever sold.

[@IMRROcom]

best burger you could get, people seem to rave over the soggy wax paper garbage we get down, the McDLT was just a great idea and a great burger.

[@heatherfriend9469]

It’s funny having grown up in the 80’s to look at the changes. Today ads are for prescriptions, alternative education, apps, and St. Jude or ASPCA. The biggest difference is the length of an ad- they are so short now!

[@randybargar4916]

Raised my kids in the 80's through the mid 90's.. quite possibly the last time family was family and life was good.

[@JensenSarpy]

There was still a good family unit back then.

[@kmjeffels]

The best music and movies to date! I would go back to 1980 if I can keep all my current memories!

[@LOAblue]

Kind of funny to think that all the babies in the diaper commercials are in their early 40's now.

[@billybarnett2846]

I was checking the comments to see if anybody caught Wesley Snipes in the 1st Levi's commercial. Watching these type of videos is my time machine.

[@CinHotlanta]

He was smiling like he had a good feeling about that audition for Willie Mays Hayes :)

[@ifyousayso9906]

The irony of watching Bill Cosby talking about enjoying a drink without having to mix anything into it...priceless...

[@jonknapp7335]

I cant believe i skipped ads too watch ads. What a world we live in.

[@UndisputedMRecabo]

But, when the actual NOW ad started, your brain felt instant DISLIKE, but the old commercials, the catchy jingle, certain vocal tone, and everything about them don't automatically invoke the same negative feeling new modern advertising does. It's so hard to explain, but they definitely don't hit like they used to, the commercials. Strange hard to explain

[@MDetector5]

Even if it's just the commercials talking, things seemed a lot more FUN back then. And maybe it's just me, but the more serious stuff seemed more epic back then as well.

[@tru3sk1ll]

People weren't the assholes they are now

[@MrRichgounder1969]

What a Great time to be kid . Before computers and cell phones, definitely a simpler Time that I wish my kids could experience.

[@CommodoreFan64]

Thanks Dave, that He-Man commerical took me right back to my early childhood, and playing with Snake Mountain. 👍🏻

[@northernking2604]

You got snake mountain? You brat!😂 all I got was he- man and Prince Adam figures

[@CommodoreFan64]

@@northernking2604 Yeah, but my parents split when I was 2(I was the only boy, my sister is 5 years older than me) in 83, so both my mother, and father would try to butter me up with toys, and whatnot, so by the time I was done with He-man I had about a dozen figures lol! When Alf came around, I had the bed sheets, PJ's, T-shirts, mini figs,, talking Alf Doll(still have it along with a BK Alf puppet), story books w/tapes, the electric toothbrush even, and about the same with the OG run of TMNT lol! Although, once I hit high school, and working age If I wanted something something besides basic necessities(clothes, shoes, food, etc..) I was told to get job, and earn it, which is exactly what I did lol!!

[@zcvt05]

Those made me happy. Man they drilled stuff in though. Five different ads for the same thing. Christmas ads don't have the same heart anymore. Cheers Dave!

[@jrebecca0195]

I felt like I went back in time watching these commercials.

[@ReginaTrans_]

I feel like nobody had any idea I would just exist a few years later

[@resolute123]

In the 80s you saw a lot of advertising using old retro film and pictures with tint and collages. Very cool.

[@burnforce]

it wasn't retro in the 80's, it was just film.

[@billyumbraskey8135]

who knew vintage TV ads would be an entertainment niche?

[@annfrank5959]

I really see a lot of beauty in these older commercials, they have a lot of heart & soul those same things that i maintain is a lot of people are looking for today

[@Lewcifer586]

Nostalgia at an epic level. Good work.

[@noladol]

I wish things permanently stayed around this time period. Now we're living in backwards land. *sigh*

[@dalemulholland2387]

We're living in a shithole now

[@UltimaEXE]

I agree

[@Thanatos9029]

I wish we stayed in a pre-social media world.

[@JensenSarpy]

It's called Apostasy. That's what "land" we're in now.

[@JKBelle]

Idiocracy meets the book of Revelation

[@CarlyneDTQTonPod]

omg MacGyver was my parents favorite TV series after Miami Vice 😅 but they didn’t allow me to watch that one. In 1985 I was 3 years old but I rmbr a few of those commercials mostly Mcdonald’s and the Cereal 🥣, Huggies, Juicy Fruit Gum bc I memorized the jingle song lol Gosh my generation of the mid 80s was truly wholesome goodness and fun. thanks for this video

[@itsyeeoledskoolfurry3208]

I was 5 in 1985. I don't even remember being 5. I could maybe recall 9 or 10. MacGyver was rebooted in 2016. Though NOTHING, I repeat NOTHING compares to the original. Have you ever caught yourself humming a 1980's or 1990's jingle, and then you were like: "Where did THAT come from!?" LoL.. Everyone is blinded by these commercials. Even though it may have seemed more fun and more wholesome, It may not have been for a lot of others. It all depends on a lot of factors including what your up-bringing was like, and how much money your family had at the time. = o )

[@indridcold3762]

My boy Dave always coming up in the clutch when I need a dose of retro life.

[@DouglasJohnson.]

The 80's were incredible. Sadly, it was the beginning of the end. So wish things could be like that again, and stay that way, it was actually the future. We read "People" magazine, hung out in record stores, went to arcades and the movies. We weren't perfect, but there was a concerted effort through our movies, tv and literature, to be better people and to be better to one another. Politicians disagreed, but once someone was elected, they got back to work. Now some people are pushing for a new ret4rded civil war, because they keep voting for people who are ripping them off, and can't understand why they can't have the American Dream. The 80's showed me the promise of the future, but it also warned me about the time I'm living in right now. Hopefully, there's still time to turn this around. Reject hatred, embrace love. Blessings to you all, I want your futures to be like the one I had, for that brief moment in time. Don't give up. Don't let them take your rights away or deny your dreams.

[@mis4nthr0p3]

In some timelines, SkyNet wins and humanity is doomed. Our timeline is more like Idiocracy. "Brawndo, it's what plants crave"

[@JensenSarpy]

I'd also add Get Saved! The Gospel for the New Testament Church is 1 Cor. 15: 1-4 KJV and Rom. 3: 25 KJV explains it further. It's what Christ did for us that we're saved and it's by faith alone, not works. We're forgiven for all sins by Christ's shed blood.

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

@@JensenSarpy i disagree. I think getting rid of it would actually be better overall for humanity

[@anandguruji83]

Over 30 Minutes of Wholesome 80s TV Commercials

[@anandguruji83]

Over 30 Minutes of Wholesome 80s TV Commercials

[@TomDelayBeats]

"Wholesome Comercials" brainwashing people into buying pointless products and poison from McDonald's and Coca Cola.

[@dennishough3709]

I graduated H.S. Class of 81’ fantastic times. Thank you Sir,

[@dennislavoie5869]

I graduated in ‘84. Getting old! 😝

[@dennishough3709]

@@dennislavoie5869 84’ was a great year!!

[@A2Z2REAL]

I was getting egress from dad around that time.

[@3Storms]

The McDLT is still the best burger McDonalds ever made.

[@dennislavoie5869]

It’s a shame it only lasted from 1984-1990

[@JensenSarpy]

Agreed!

[@ruthpullis9279]

You know what I miss McDonald's to steak sandwiches that they made

[@hektorlinko]

Awwwhhhhhhh....the glorious fun times of being a young kid in the 80's. I'm now in my late 40's in 2022 and I stall the best and funnest memories in the 80's in EVERYTHING. It was a great time growing up in that era. Food was good, toys were great, shows and movies were awesome, and the music was immaculate! A++++ Thumbs UP and shared to the planet!

[@theprogressiveatheist7024]

It would have been nice if there had been a Seinfeld episode where George gushed about the McDLT and a parade of people got behind him and celebrated it.

[@dominic6283]

That Juicy Fruit commercial really hit home, it felt like I just saw it recently on TV. I’m sad now.

[@mis4nthr0p3]

Same here. I remembered it well and often wondered where out west it was filmed.

[@TheUnholyPosole]

Man... politics has absolutely destroyed everything wholesome about the US.

[@taureanmay1411]

It's over 30 minutes of wholesome commercials of the 80s.

[@taureanmay1411]

Yes.

[@clarissa717]

Such a fantastic trip down memory lane! I abhor commercials of today! I'm grateful to have grown up in the 80s and have such good memories of such simple things as these commercials.

[@ddf414]

I remember seeing that raisin bran commercial🤣😂🤣 thanks for the memories! 👍

[@Doogerauoy]

Lieutenant Worf and I love the Mc D.L.T. 😁

[@poetrich]

man, that was a fun blast from the past! i was a teen at this time. McDonald's was a powerhouse advertiser. they still are, but i remember McD's being huuuuuuge on TV back in the mid-80s. like its advertising could not do no wrong. but was McD.L.T.'s that big a deal? sure seemed like it for there were so many ads made for that sandwich. & now, i've got a craving for a McD.L.T.!

[@juneberry1982]

"Could not do no wrong" means they *could* do wrong. Two negatives cancel each other out to make a positive.

[@charlesrobinson7469]

Great commercials. Jason Alexander should do a Christmas Comedy movie.

[@matthrivnak6572]

Back when TV commercials were were worth watching! The 80s were awesome, I loved the " buzz" of those TV's, it takes me back!

[@jonlittle810]

McDLT actually tasted fresh back in the day

[@JensenSarpy]

Yes it did 😀😀

[@pileofwit]

So weird to see no cynicism or irony in these ads. Also, I miss jingles.

[@abelsabalajr5535]

I found irony with Bill Cosby's coke ad

[@leo2nd261]

I was born in 1978, a kid growing up in 80s, I hated commercials then but now in 2023 as adult I'm watching these by choice as I miss these. A simpler time, good jingles, no agendas in them just good commercials. I'd go back if I could.

[@piscesempress1978]

same here!

[@MichelleDiaz-dw6yu]

Thanks Dave! Your videos make my life so happy!!! and they give me so much joy!!! 😢

[@tonygoochafanchi578]

The McDLT was the best thing McDonalds ever sold.

[@rmx4087]

I remember my mom being excited to try that DLT burger. The long package it came in, dam. You'd opened it to build your own burger LOL!

[@w.a4856]

And it tasted soooo fine!!

[@rmx4087]

@@w.a4856 if I remember correctly, she did in fact say it did taste really good, and she was not a fan McD's hamburgers. ✌

[@TimmyTickle]

Apparently the packaging was a reason why the DLT didn't last long... the costs were too high for McDonalds to justify keeping it around

[@Kimikikat]

Ohhhh snap the McMuthaFlippin DLT 😍 🍔 yasss Dave thanks for always coming through with these gems 🤩

[@padmae1971]

Ii had a Kodak Disc. Got it for Christmas!

[@msandoval8027]

When Bill Cosby offers you a cold drink say no!!!

[@bvbxiong5791]

OMG Costanza actually did work for McD? Actual work? Mind blown.

[@UrbanNoizeMusic]

Jason with the DLT! Lol. Now i finally get what you were talking about that Dave. Funny how he continues to be a recurring character in the Dave Archive's universe 🤣. Also another great collection of 80s commercials in general.

[@BrendanFinnstrom]

HELL TO THE YES! THANK YOU!

[@guyedkt]

I really love and miss those times. It was more family oriented. Thank you Dave for sharing 🙏🏾 this to us.

[@RusstheTroubadour]

Thanks Dave for the 80's retro goodness.. 2:26 Legendary NFL Quarterback Joe Montana for HERSHEY'S. 7:44 , 21:24, 21:39 , 24:15, 32:33 " The voice of ABC" Ernie Anderson ABC Promos. 9:16 Ken Nordine for TASTERS CHOICE, 9:39 Tennis legend Jimmy Connors telling everyone he's getting a plastic watch from MCDONALD'S as a Christmas present for his son. 24:37 Aretha Franklin and Jerry Butler for the MCDLT. 11:22 Stephen King for AMEX. 30:27 Thurl Ravenscroft the longtime voice of TONY THE TIGER known for YOU'RE A MEAN ONE MR GRINCH from HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS.

[@Saidakine]

You missed George from Seinfield with hair..

[@dustybottoms2780]

Bill Cosby for Coke

[@jrebecca0195]

That Jimmy Connors commercial made me LOL for real! "Ooh, plastic watch from McDonald's, thanks, Dad!" 🤣

[@RusstheTroubadour]

@@Saidakine It's mentioned several times in the comments. I actually made a comment on one of them.

[@RusstheTroubadour]

@@jrebecca0195Like he would have to pay for one. On top of that he's Jimmy Connors 😉

[@LittleTut]

I was thinking of the McDonald's burger I loved that came in the styrofoam container with the bread and lettuce and tomato on either side but couldn't remember the name of it. McD.L.T.! I loved loved it! 💖💖💖 What memories and I remember most of those commercials. 🤗🤗🤗

[@josephsheranda]

The McDLT is a rare example of a gimmick that actually made for a better product. Best McDonald's burger, ever.

[@jonise2524]

Everybody smiles in the 80s commercials, and their voices got a different softly tone of voices

[@kaseybones]

11:04 2010 - the year we make contact LOL

[@jveller]

Right back to the highschool days 🐙👍

[@rmx4087]

I was four at the time; but I remember the feel of the time... and the DLT burger. LoL! ✌

[@dustybottoms2780]

Teddy Rexspin commercial the best

[@matthrivnak6572]

Loved the 80s, great TV, ate lots of mc dlts, great times, my teenage years!

[@shadowdancer2439]

As a kid I could not wait for these commercials to end(expect at Xmas). Now I do not want them to ever end!

[@Gardnertino]

I feel like Hershey’s tasted better wrapped in that thin foil

[@SirEattonHogg]

Wow, that brings back memories. Although, I wonder what ever happened to Bill Cosby.

[@phillygrl69]

I miss these simple yet memorable classic commercials....I remember them ALL! P.S. MCDLT was my FAVORITE! Think it was...1985...86...87. When visiting & eating at McDonald's was still a treat!

[@Cadillacread]

Dave!! Once again a masterpiece piece of 80s greatness !! I mean the McDLT with Alexander is just classic goodness! 🍔Thank you for all the time and effort you put into making simpler times great again!! 📼📼🧈🧈🧈🧈 Stay Retro my friend!

[@DavesArchives]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@taureanmay1411]

@@DavesArchives me too Dave.

[@sperm8141]

Cosby talking about stirring things into a drink hasn't aged very well lol

[@charlesjnbjbnbngb8518]

I was 5-14 years old in the 80s living in Clearwater Florida and Bensonhurst Brooklyn

[@juangodfrey4662]

Thanks Dave!!

[@dave3657]

Oh no! Don’t let Bill Cosby pour you a drink. 😂 Sometimes the commercials are the best part of the show. What good memories these bring back. 👍🏻

[@markysspotlight2472]

These really are wholesome like the script says lol 😆 I feel like a kid again every time I watch your vids! 👍 p.s. it's kinda weird thinking about some of the things that were going on in the world at the time cause as a kid you don't think about those things.

[@davelozano8365]

As a kid, I always noticed the fast commercials because of the kids meal's toys! I didn't realize how many different variations McDonald's commercials there actually is, it's nucking futs!

[@chrisbailey5055]

6:20, he actually likes to add other "things" to his cokes.

[@dayzofrust9985]

The good ol days Nov80 babies here ty uploader!!

[@rickjames2.0]

Bill Cosby had people mad at him for a totally different reason back then

[@chrischurch6187]

Simpler and better times to what we live in now

[@Baer79]

Best part of all! Nobody was looking at a stupid cellphone in any of these.

[@imaramblins]

To improv a line from the McDonald's commercial.... Jason Alexander's thinking... "This commercial, could be the best career mover for me .... EVER!"

[@imaouima]

"Couldn't we call it... the Vandelay burger?"

[@LarryLeeMoniz]

That George Costanza sure can McDance. 1:02

[@claytonbouldin9381]

Take me back! Lots and lots of memories coming back!

[@andytn6507]

Mc Donalds definitely needs to bring back the Mc DLT. I loved that burger.

[@295g295]

1:24 - I want more tomato ketchup between the bread and meat.

[@295g295]

Quarter Pounder Deluxe kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKbUk6qajqx8a5Y

[@j.w.allison4637]

Put jingles back in our commercials as a staple and our society might have a chance to get back on track.