Universal Studios Hollywood Television Commercial Compilation Reel (1977 - 1989)

We've put together a compilation reel of Universal Studios Hollywood television commercials from 1977 to 1989. Universal Studios, it's the movies. No one makes believe like we do.
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The Adventures of Conan: A Sword and Sorcery Spectacular
Animal Actors School Stage
The A-Team Live Stunt Show
Avalanche Tunnel
Battle of Galactica
The Burning House
Castle Dracula
The Collapsing Bridge
King Kong Encounter (Empire State)
The Land of a Thousand Faces
Ma and Pa Kettle Farm
Miami Vice Action Spectacular
Rockslide
Runaway Train
Screen Test Theater
Star Trek Adventure
The War Lord Tower
The Wild Wild Wild West Stunt Show
Louie's Pizza & Pasta
Studio Tour
Tram Tour
Backlot Tram Tour
Castle Theatre
Earthquake: The Big One (Bart)
Panasonic Theater
The Stunt Show
Jaws
Bruce the Shark
Courthouse Square
Special Effects Stages
World of Cinemagic
Soundstage
Charlie Chaplin
Woody Woodpecker
Screen Test Theatre
Universal Studios Florida
Barris’ Car Collection
Doo-Wop Singers
K.I.T.T. Knight Rider Car
Knight Industries Two-Thousand
Michael Knight
David Hasselhoff
Fire Station 51 / Emergency
The Front Lot
Metropolitan Area
New York Street
Brownstone Street
Picture Cars
Property Department
Wardrobe
Ice Tunnel
Doomed Glasier Exposition
Burning House
Denver Street
Little Europe
Court of Miracles
Mediterranean Square
Chicken Ranch
Colonial Street / Wisteria Lane
Bates Motel
Psycho House
Prop Plaza
Visitors Village
Hollywood Terrace
Theme Park History
City of Los Angeles
County of Los Angeles
Universal City Studios, Inc.
Matsushita Electric (Panasonic)
Sheraton
Lankershim Blvd.
Alfred Hitchcock
Hollywood Secrets
The Parting of the Rea Sea
Frankenstein
The Bionic Woman
The Six Million Dollar Man
Visit Universal Studios
Tour News
Icy Trap
Thrill Seekers Return
The Incredible Hulk
Marvel Comics
Glen A. Larson
Adam's Ark
Audio-Animatronics
The Cylons
Tram Operator
Glamour Tram
Universal City Studios, Inc.
Universal Monsters
Universal Classic Monsters
The Orca
1941
An MCA Company
The Lone Ranger
The Masked Man
The Legend of the Lone Ranger (1981)
ITC/Wrather Productions
GMC
Red Sonja
Arnold Schwarzenegger
James Earl Jones
Jason Robert Hervey
Stephen J. Cannell
He-Man
She-Ra
Action Toy
Kongflict
Kongfusion
Kongfrontation
Pepsi Mug
Pioneer Chicken
Pioneer Take Out
Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future
Lord Dread
Gary Goddard
Television Series
Landmark Entertainment Group
Meet and Greet
Power On
KTLA 5
Larry Van Nuys
Gene Roddenberry
Captain James T. Kirk
Commander Spock
Scotty
William Shatner
Leonard Nimoy
James Doohan
Connie Breeze, Z-100
Gene Brendler, KPTV-12
Starship Enterprise
Portland, Oregon
The Los Angeles Registry Hotel
Hilton Universal City Hotel
Paramount Pictures
US Air
Streets of the World
Mel's Diner
Hamilton Mitchell
Parisian Courtyard
Entertainment Center
Moulin Rouge Street
Fievel
An American Tail
Chilly Willy
Clown
The Mummy
Carnival Games
Nintendo Entertainment System
Nintendo Action Set
Nintendo Challenge
Toy R Us
Punch-Out
Super Mario Brothers 2
Donkey Kong
The Legend of Zelda
Slice Soft Drink
Elvira: Mistress of the Dark
Cassandra Peterson
PepsiCo
Don Johnson
Philip Michael Thomas
James "Sonny" Crockett
Ricardo "Rico" Tubbs
Mystery thriller
NBC
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[@seatspud]

Alas, still no ads when they had the G1 Transformers there, about '85 I think. I can't have been the only one who remembered those.

[@tbx59]

That was awesome. They had a lot of kids focused ads

[@kylemorello4787]

It's weird seeing commercials before Universal made a theme park.

[@seanlynott9033]

Wow! They arranged a meet-and-greet with He-Man and She-Ra??!! I envy those who got that opportunity and remember!

[@cowmissing]

Great times!

[@alexgeorge501]

what else can i say but:...Lights, Camera, UNIVERSAL! (can't wait to see what comes next!)

[@cowmissing]

Thanks, Alex. Always more to come. Don't change that channel. LOL!!

[@nathancruz9172]

I only grew up universal studios Hollywood from the early 2000s.

[@twist58]

Funny how the one commercial talking about a Nintendo gaming battle taking place at Universal back in the late 80s when that suddenly became a reality in the 2020s for Universal Japan as an attraction and ultimately would reach Orlando which (as of this date 11/8/22) has yet to happen. Not to mention the fact that the near-forgotten film The Wizard starring Fred Savage probably stemmed from that 80s event.

[@davidthomas283]

And Universal at one point was suing Nintendo over donky kong

[@BowserMovies1989]

9:11 - 9:42 That was before Universal and Nintendo decided to form an alliance to put “Super Mario Bros” in their theme parks and a big screen movie made by them and Illumination.

[@Naminski1a]

Super Nintendo World, of course.

[@arturomcneil5919]

That is so brilliant Cow Missing I love it

[@cowmissing]

Glad you liked it.

[@arturomcneil5919]

@@cowmissing I loved it Cow Missing I did went there on my birthday surprise in 2014 it was fun

[@cameronboushehri9423]

You should do a commercial compilation for Universal Orlando.

[@cowmissing]

We're planning to.

[@VBaskin2010]

I Wish that Jonny Quest and other H-B Superheroes would come to Universal Studios Hollywood @CowMissing.

[@HypeFox]

Wow. These commericals look reaally different than modern ones that seem to be a bit unfunny.

[@bryanherman1868]

Change name intro Universal Studios Hollywood in 1989

[@rdalp]

I miss pioneer chicken

[@cowmissing]

We do too. There are at least two still in Los Angeles: www.pioneerchickenla.com/