Video Vault 38-A: More "Brought to You By" sponsor tags and rare TV tidbits

[@gabrielionut8218]

Hello there! Here from România with love for this old and Gold staff!Born in 82 this Old Tv its bring happynes in my heart and soul! I Wish You all the best and luck! Thank You for posting! Peace!

[@FredFlix]

You're welcome, Gabriel.

[@johnrobinsoniii4028]

Now that’s the ORIGINAL “Fractured Fairy Tales” closing music!

[@gregggoss2210]

I thought so. It hit me with a wave of nostalgia.

[@ChantelleBrown-fb7gy]

The Maxwell house commercial reminds me of percolated coffee I was allowed to drink on Saturday mornings after I spent the night with my grandparents every Friday night....I remember being 3 or 4 and LOVING coffee with cream and sugar......still do today! Thanks Fred!❤❤❤

[@tomservo56954]

The EMPIRE interstitials were from its prime-time repeats on ABC in the 1963-64 season...when it first aired on NBC the previous year, the main sponsor was Chrysler (who paid producer Screen Gems/Columbia to film in color-'the first hour long show for which they did that)😊

[@robertscott2210]

Another great trip down memory lane, Fred. Some of them were before my time, but I remember loving Quisp cereal as a kid. 😁👍👍👍

[@FredFlix]

Thanks, Robert.

[@dangeroreilly2028]

I remember both cereals, and the "battle" for popularity between the two. Obviously, Quisp won big-time.

[@wgd14u]

That Popeye's commercial was hilarious. Thanks for posting.

[@FredFlix]

You're welcome!

[@luisreyes1963]

Who knew that the Twilight Zone will sell anything from Pepsi-Cola to Band-Aids. Thanks, FredFlix. 📺

[@FredFlix]

I guess people in the Zone get cuts and like soft drinks, Luis.

[@tomservo56954]

It's comforting to think that perhaps in the Twilight Zone, they are still making Studebakers

[@Portugal2025]

One of my Moms close friends had a 1957 Studebaker. OMG it was amazing

[@dwightpowell6673]

Didn't Elizabeth Montgomery have a Black American husband?

[@gcfifthgear]

@@dwightpowell6673 There was a movie in which Elizabeth Montgomery co-starred with O. J. Simpson, but she was married to "Bewitched" producer William Asher during the run of the series...and to Robert Foxworth after that

[@tomservo56954]

@@dwightpowell6673 No....

[@tammyatkins18]

Love your channel always reminds me of the good ole days

[@FredFlix]

Thank you, Tammy.

[@curiousgemini]

The Rod Sterling segments were great to see.

[@tadool5352]

This was great thanks Fred!

[@diamonddog13]

Wow! Kojak and The Professor both on Empire.

[@tigre7739]

Great stuff Fred!😀, Bewitched is one of my favorites, I watched it mostly in reruns in the 70's. It's amazing to me to think, that some of this stuff is still part of everyday. You can often find the tv on the classic shows channel, with The Twilight Zone and the Carol Burnett Show, and alot of the others in the line up. I usually have Quaker products in the cupboard, Cinnamon Life cereal in particular. If only one of those beautiful classic Chevrolets were in the driveway !😊

[@FredFlix]

Yeah, but you'd probably worry about it being stolen, Tigre!

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

Loved this one so much, Fred, I've watched it twice now!

[@FredFlix]

Thanks, Nunetc.

[@FIREBRAND38]

Lot of great stuff today! All within a few minutes of each other!

[@FredFlix]

Easy access, John!

[@brendajeanproffitt6919]

I ❤❤❤it thank you so much Fred

[@FredFlix]

You're welcome, friend Brenda.

[@thetraveler2561]

Nice job Fred....love the fractured fairy tales ending. Signed, Fred.

[@FredFlix]

Thanks, Traveler.

[@RusstheTroubadour]

Gary Owens doing the voiceover for The Quaker Oats Company sponsorship on BEWITCHED later as the announcer on LAUGH -IN ( 1968-73) He would later be the continuity announcer for Antenna TV from 2011 until his death in 2015. Shadoe Stevens replaced him. William Conrad voiced " Quake" Daws Butler voiced "Quisp". Both worked for Jay Ward who co-created, and co-produced ROCKY & HIS FRIENDS / THE BULLWINKLE SHOW and created/ produced the Cap'n Crunch and the Quisp / Quake ad campaigns.

[@FredFlix]

Thanks, Russ!

[@MeadowFarmer]

I love this channel! I love the way you left in the clip with Telly Savalas. You do a great job with your selections and what to leave in and out. the Bowinkle clip at the end was the cherry on top. ♥

[@FredFlix]

Thanks a lot, MeadowFarmer.

[@Litauen-yg9ut]

Great stuff, as ALWAYS..

[@FredFlix]

Thanks, l j.

[@davidrosler5413]

Here's an idea I know I would love to see, Fred, and I bet millions of others would, too: a presentation of nothing but stop motion figure and object animations. Here's Lucy bumper like you have, Brylcreem (done by my old mentor Liu Bunin), mrs Butterworth, Popinfresh, stop motion Beechnut gum animals, Harryhausen's Kenny Key, Myerberg's Jolly Green Giant, David Allen's King King VW commercial, California raisins, the sheep in the pillow or comforter commercials by Nick Park, lucky strike marching cigarettes... i'm sure there must be many more.

[@gcfifthgear]

Paul Richards was the long-time voice of Pontiac commercials in the 1960s, as well as the voice of Michelob beer ("In beer, going first class is Michelob. Period.")

[@Portugal2025]

Always sad to see the end of a FredFlix, but I know there are more coming and a vast library of his wonderful collections

[@FredFlix]

You betcha!

[@KCOliver1960]

The Popeye's chicken chain was actually named after Gene Hackman's Popeye from the French Connection; not the cartoon sailor.

[@RusstheTroubadour]

The HERE'S LUCY announcer was Roy Rowan . Who was also the announcer for I LOVE LUCY, THE LUCY/ DESI COMEDY HOUR and THE LUCY SHOW. And later DALLAS, MAGNUM P I ,SIMON & SIMON. Lyle Waggoner was the announcer for THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW.

[@wesleyhackney]

Rod Serling still has the all time creepiest voice even when talking about normal subjects

[@dougmorris9317]

Man, what I wouldn't give to have a Chesterfield (king-size) with Rod Serling--or Fredflix! Thanks Fred! This was TV the way it was meant to be!

[@FredFlix]

I agree, Doug!

[@gregggoss2210]

I don't remember Lifeboy soap coming in mint scent. I can't imagine washing my man parts with mint. Holy frostbite Batman!

[@andyb811]

I remember Quake and Quisp!

[@5argetech56]

Back in the day I was a "Quisp" Fan. Because it was about science and space travel. General question, Which one did you like big brother Fred?

[@FredFlix]

I don't remember my mom buying us those brands, 5arge.

[@steveprestegard5151]

0:23 I ate Quisp.

[@Portugal2025]

The 1970 basketball game had great sponsors. Sears, TWA, and Kodak. All dead or near dead

[@1wasnearly]

Why does that last, 5-second animation sound familiar? Can't quite place it.

[@luisreyes1963]

It's from Fractured Fairy Tales, a segment of The Bullwinkle Show.

[@rolfsinkgraven]

Interesting adds again.

[@garymckee8857]

I think after l stop by the store and pick up a pack of Chesterfields, I'll go look at the new Studebakers at the dealership 🙃

[@allankelly2500]

Is that Gary Owens doing the Bewitched brought to by voice over

[@dennisdeleo74]

Gary Owens was the voice for Quaker Oats…William “ Cannon” Conrad was the voice of Quake.. Telly “ Kojak “ Savallis on Empire…and imagine sitting through an hour and a half of Wagon Train? You are the best Fred…You hit more home runs than Aaron Judge …

[@FredFlix]

Wish I got paid like him, Dennis....

[@RusstheTroubadour]

Also longtime H-B / Jay Ward Productions voiceover artist Daws Butler was the voice of Quisp.

[@dennisdeleo74]

@@RusstheTroubadour yes, Daws is doing his early Jerry Lewis style voice that he used in a few other characters.

[@onefatstratcat]

Barbara Eden had nice tidbits :)

[@DTD110865]

That California Junior Miss's hairdo wasn't the natural look, but she did look good (at least in black and white).

[@MrsC48]

Metrecal. My mom made my poor dad drink that stuff for dinner so he would lose weight. Nice compilation!

[@FredFlix]

Thanks, MrsC48.

[@Vacationland123]

Fredflix, please turn on the caption. Thanks!

[@leejtam0914]

back when they actually tried with commercials