70's Commercials Disc 5 DVD

You will believe a man can fly. Christopher Reeve soars across the silver screen in the blockbuster that defined a generation of comic book heroes.

Good to the last drop, brewed fresh in suburban kitchens where the percolator hum was the soundtrack of every 70s morning.

The little hatchback that hopped its way into American driveways, blending European zip with everyday practicality for the gas-conscious decade.

Golden sponge cake with that creamy filling, the lunchbox legend that made every kid forget about their bologna sandwich.

Bright supermarket aisles and a crisp citrus pour, the powdered drink mix that promised refreshment without the guilt.

The orange breakfast drink astronauts loved, mixed up by groovy moms who knew vitamin C tasted better with a splash of space-age flair.

That down-home porch-swing taste in a powdered mix, capturing the simple pleasures of summer in a single frosty glass.

Weekends were made for Michelob, the smooth premium lager that turned suburban patios into the after-work hot spot.

You're in good hands, the reassuring promise that wrapped families in protection while station wagons rolled through the neighborhood.

Sleek chrome, plush velour interiors, and that prowling cat emblem on the hood made every drive feel like pure 70s luxury.

When you're out of Schlitz, you're out of beer. Tavern lights, clinking glasses, and the working-class brew that fueled bowling night.

Powder-white slopes and bright nylon parkas, the apres-ski dream that had everyone trading their bell-bottoms for ski boots.

Cozy lodge sweaters, snow-capped peaks, and the rosy-cheeked romance of a New England winter getaway.

Just add water and watch the kitchen fill with that warm chocolate-chip aroma that defined 70s after-school snack time. Wide-eyed kids gather around a heaping plate of homemade cookies, proof that mom's love came pre-measured in a friendly little box. New and improved formula promises the same homemade goodness with even less fuss, a busy mom's secret weapon for the cookie jar.

The big yellow box and those wholesome little Os that made Saturday morning cartoons even better with milk in every spoonful.

Sean Connery and Donald Sutherland star in a Victorian heist caper packed with steam locomotives, derring-do, and pure cinematic mischief.

Where America shopped, from polyester suits to kitchen appliances, the catalog giant that filled every wishlist of the decade.

Flaky homemade goodness rolled out on the kitchen counter, the secret to dessert tables that earned blue-ribbon praise.

Decaf for the discerning grown-up, sipped at dinner parties where the conversation flowed as smoothly as the brew.

Toga, toga, toga. Delta House crashes into theaters with John Belushi leading the wildest college comedy ever made.

Tropical fruit flavors splash across sun-drenched scenes, the punch that kept thirsty kids coming back for one more red mustache. Bold citrus, papaya, and pineapple swirl together in that iconic red can, packing 100 percent vitamin C and pure island vibes.

Sun-ripened Florida oranges squeezed into a fresh morning glass, breakfast brightness in its purest form.

Mirror balls spinning, polyester twirling, and a packed dance floor capture the electric pulse of Saturday night fever.

Clint Eastwood and Clyde the orangutan punch their way through a freewheeling road comedy that became a box-office knockout.

The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, brought home every weekend with that iconic globe-spinning opener.

Big jackpots and bigger dreams, the ticket that turned ordinary errands into a shot at the good life.

Golden arches and golden fries, the family fast-food destination where Happy Meals became a Saturday afternoon ritual.

Soft menthol freshness wrapped in mountain spring imagery, the smoke marketed for cool, easy moments.

Spread it on warm bread and a golden crown appears, the regal taste that turned every kitchen into a royal court.

Southern rock royalty drops a new record, the bearded jam masters bringing their long-haired sound to home stereos everywhere.

Tax season made easy by the friendly neighborhood pros who untangled the IRS forms for working families across America.

Ronald, Grimace, and the Hamburglar romp through their candy-colored kingdom, turning lunch into a kid-sized adventure.

Be all that you can be, the patriotic call that promised pride, purpose, and a future for the volunteer generation.

The Great American Chocolate Bar, that classic silver and brown wrapper holding the smooth milk chocolate of childhood memory.

Sweeping plains, galloping horses, and frontier drama gallop into primetime with this epic western television event.

Soft, gentle, and innocent, the powdery fragrance that became every teen girl's first signature scent.

Cover the gray and feel young again, the home dye job that promised salon results without leaving the bathroom.

All-day protection that goes on smooth, the underarm staple that kept disco dancers and office workers alike feeling fresh.

Whisper-light cologne shared between best friends, that pure powdery scent floating through bedrooms and high school hallways.

Tony Baretta and his pet cockatoo Fred return to the mean streets, late-night detective drama with grit and a tough heart.

The classic R-rated trailer warning that buzzed before late-night features, signaling something edgy was about to roll.

Built tough for the working American, headlights blazing through the dusk and ready to haul anything you throw at it.

Sleek, fuel-sipping, and built for the open road, the import sedan that won over American drivers tired of the gas station blues.

Saturday night spy action with Dean Martin as Matt Helm, swinging through cocktail-soaked espionage adventures.

Climb mountains and ford streams in luxury, the wood-paneled four-by-four that took the family wherever the road ended.

The Breck Girl flips her shining hair, the all-American beauty standard packaged in a familiar pearly bottle. Soft, healthy, beautiful hair celebrated by the iconic Breck Girls, the gold standard of 70s shampoo glamour.

The King of Beers rolls out the red, white, and Clydesdales, an all-American brew worth raising a frosty mug for.

That motherly bottle pours rich, slow-flowing syrup over a stack of golden pancakes, a breakfast tradition with personality.

The legendary Clydesdales pull a wagon emblazoned with the famous label, classic Americana served in every can.

Crisp, clean, and cold, the brew that promised the gusto of a hardworking Friday night well earned.

The rising starlet takes center screen in a lush, atmospheric drama that captured the moody romance of late-decade cinema.

Donald Sutherland and Brooke Adams star in the chilling sci-fi remake about pod people taking over San Francisco, pure paranoid thrills.

Snap a picture and watch the memory develop right before your eyes, the instant camera magic that defined family moments.

Plump bottle, golden cap, and that smooth motherly pour, the breakfast favorite that made pancake morning extra sweet. A young fan grins ear to ear as Mrs. Butterworth herself prepares to drench his pancakes in pure homestyle goodness. Dark, rich, and lovingly poured, the syrup with a personality of her own makes breakfast feel like a warm family hug.

The breakthrough at-home test that gave answers in two hours, putting an empowering new tool in every woman's bathroom cabinet. A composed young woman holds the box that changed everything, modern science delivering private answers without a doctor's visit.

Two pool hall legends square off across the green felt, the classic billiards showdown brought to TV screens nationwide.

The groundbreaking miniseries continues its powerful family saga, a sweeping television event that gathered the nation each evening. Period drama and emotional storytelling combine in the sequel to the most-watched miniseries ever to air on television.

Leave the driving to us, the cross-country coach service that made America's highways accessible to anyone with a ticket.

Soft lighting, warm hospitality, and a buffet spread that welcomed traveling families into the great American hotel chain.

Fast headache relief for the everyday tension that came with a busy 70s lifestyle, recommended by no-nonsense pitchmen.

Soft, white, and wholesome, the loaf that helped build strong bodies twelve ways and packed a million school lunches.

Milk's the one, that frosty glass of nutritional perfection sponsored by the dairy farmers of America's heartland.

Travel in style with the airline that brought Hollywood glamour to the friendly skies, ticketing kids to faraway adventures.

The Galactica blasts off into primetime, a space opera epic with Cylons, Vipers, and ragtag heroes for the post-Star Wars era.

A smooth crooner takes the spotlight under shimmering stage lights, channeling the velvet voice of late-decade nightlife.

A passionate performer commands the stage with arms raised, mid-anthem energy lighting up the late-70s music scene.

A glamorous reception scene unfolds in a primetime event, all the romance and family tension of a network soap come to life.

The essence of man, splashed on after a clean shave and ready for a night that promised confidence in every breath.

Climb the rocky terrain in style, the dependable little truck that won over American drivers with bulletproof reliability.

A delighted homemaker shows off the bright orange box that turned cookie baking into a quick afternoon delight.

A wholesome young snacker enjoys the buttery, salty crackers that paired perfectly with cheese on every entertaining tray.

Friends gather over icy bottles in a heartwarming spot that made the world's favorite cola feel like family.

The fashion bible flips open to reveal the latest looks for the modern woman, beauty tips and disco-era style in every issue.

The most expensive television in America and darn well worth it, premium cabinet sets that anchored every classy living room.

Bring the arcade home with cartridge games that revolutionized the family entertainment center, kids and parents both hooked.

A teen daughter shows off her favorite shows now playable any time, the home video revolution arriving in living rooms everywhere.

The new front-wheel drive subcompact zips into showrooms, sleek, sippy, and stylish for the new commuter generation.

Twenty-seven miles per gallon and a friendly price tag, the little American hatchback that promised economy without sacrifice.

Bold yellow graphics and that confident slogan boom out, the Japanese automaker telling America we are driven to win you over.

A frothy chocolate shake powers up the morning, complete nutrition in a glass for families on the go.

The king of insult comedy delivers his sharp-tongued schtick, prime-time laughs from one of the era's most beloved comics.

The twin-blade revolution that shaved closer than ever, modern grooming for the well-put-together man of the disco decade.

The pink packets that sweetened coffee without the calories, beloved by waitresses and dieters across America's diners.

Don Rickles puts the modern razor through its paces with comedic flair, twin blades for the sharpest shave around.

Country charm and old-fashioned baking come together in cookies and breads that taste like a Vermont farmhouse afternoon.

An older gent recalls the good old days as a cool glass captures that homemade lemonade taste from a simpler time.

A poised spokeswoman demonstrates how the no-calorie sweetener brought sugar's pleasure without sugar's price.

Don Rickles cracks wise about the smoothest shave in town, the rich foam that lathered up bathrooms across America.

Flair tosses the dazzling new pinball-style game across the late-night airwaves, an arcade thrill scaled to the rec room.

The luxury writing instrument that made every signature feel important, gold-tipped elegance for the executive desk.

Flair's frantic new tabletop game challenges quick reflexes with rolling silver balls, family game night gets a sleek upgrade.

Suzanne Somers, John Ritter, and Joyce DeWitt bring the slapstick laughs in primetime's most popular roommate sitcom.

Barbara Harris pours a hearty bowl of toasted oat goodness, the wholesome way to start every busy 70s morning. The familiar yellow box stands ready on the breakfast table, those wholesome little Os pouring cheer into every spoonful.

A mischievous group of suburban moms takes on the mob in Disney's wacky church-ladies-versus-gangsters comedy caper.

Sparkling clean glasses straight out of the dishwasher, the secret to spotless entertaining without the elbow grease. Crystal-clear stemware lined up in the rack, a kitchen miracle that promised dish-pan-hand free dinner parties.

The three-stripe brand brings the world's game to American kids, kicking off the soccer boom one cleat at a time.

Hearty, chunky, and made for big appetites, the soup that filled up working men with one satisfying bowl.

Sunset silhouettes against the wide western sky, the cowboy cigarette that promised rugged, untamed freedom.

A young player gears up alongside his older brother, the youth league that turned weekend afternoons into football tradition.

The historic miniseries returns with sweeping new chapters, premiering February 18 on ABC for another national television event.

Two big patties of pure beef with melted cheese, the burger that satisfied even the heartiest 70s appetite.

Save up to 55 percent on February and March travel, the budget-friendly fare that put vacation flights within reach.

Public service announcement encouraging retired professionals to lend their expertise, giving back to America's communities.

Glowing lights streak across the night sky, the eerie unexplained phenomena that captivated late-decade TV audiences.

Suzanne Somers smiles bright in the primetime sitcom that turned mistaken identities and roommate antics into comedy gold.

At the sign of the cat, the luxury dealership network that put plush cruisers and prestige sedans in American driveways.

Super body, super hold, the champagne of beers shines golden in a tall classic bottle ready for the weekend.

Spray it on, soak up the rays, and watch your hair turn beach-blonde, the summertime secret of every California girl.

A fresh splash and a sharp suit, the bracing aftershave that made every man feel ready for the boardroom or the date. The unmistakable blue tonic and that bracing menthol kick, classic grooming for the modern 70s gentleman.

The dentist-approved choice for fighting cavities, that bright family bathroom moment in front of the medicine cabinet mirror.

The bare-chested undercover duo are caught in another tight spot, primetime cop drama with bell-bottoms and big collars.

The full-size family cruiser pulls up to the curb, plush comfort and big-block power for American highway adventures.

A station wagon caught mid-air on the test track, the safety-first Swedish import that promised solid family motoring.

Hefty, hefty, hefty, the heavy-duty bags that made garbage day a tear-free experience for every household.

The bald and bold television icon makes a smooth pitch with that signature gravelly voice, who loves ya, baby.

Crunchy nutty nuggets that built strong starts to the day, the no-nonsense breakfast for the active 70s family.

Rich Corinthian leather and refined luxury for the modern motorist, the personal coupe that defined late-decade prestige.

The bubble-windowed wonder cruises through the city, that quirky compact that turned heads on every American street.

Wide windshields catch the dawn light as the dependable import promises a fresh start for every adventurous commute.

David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser tear through the streets in a striped Torino, primetime buddy-cop action at its grooviest.

The white-uniformed truck driver hands over a frosty chocolate eclair bar, the ice cream truck dream of every neighborhood kid.

Warm fudgy squares fresh from the oven, that homemade chocolate treat made simple thanks to the Pillsbury kitchen helpers.

A serene blonde reflects on healthy lustrous hair, organics-inspired beauty that captured the natural side of 70s style. Wheat germ and honey enriched, the shampoo that turned bathtime into a holistic beauty ritual for the modern woman. Lush flowing locks frame a sun-drenched smile, proof that all-natural ingredients delivered real glamour every wash.

A brood of kids in their best yellow and orange play hard, while mom trusts the original whitening cleaner to handle the laundry. That iconic blue and yellow jug stands tall on the shelf, the laundry powerhouse that kept whites bright through every spill. A confident young mom shows off sparkling clean linens, proving the trusted brand earned its place in every laundry room.

That golden cake with creamy filling tucked inside the iconic cellophane wrapper, the snack that powered every kid's lunchbox.

The screen goes dark, that midnight pause before another deep-cable mystery flickers to life on the TV set.

Saddle up for the rugged frontier saga, an epic of pioneers and prairies riding back into your primetime lineup.

Camp cookout drama features the helping hand glove logo, dinner solved in one skillet for busy nights across America.

Twin headlamps blaze through the night, the muscle car at full throttle, channeling pure burt-and-bandit energy.

A young rider grins behind the visor, the Japanese two-wheeler that opened up the open road to a new generation of bikers.

Snap the moment and watch the picture develop in your hand, instant photography magic that captured every special memory.

Flick your Bic, that reliable little lighter that lit up cigarettes, candles, and birthday cakes across the disco nation.

Super finish for super-clean surfaces, the kitchen cleaner that powered through grease with that bold red and gold can.

Sun-drenched citrus refreshment in a bright orange can, that bubbly soft drink that captured California sunshine in every sip.

Sleek lines, sporty stripes, and pony power for the value-conscious driver, the muscle legacy reborn for a new economy.

The Ford Division logo glows under a glittering bulb, American automotive innovation lighting the road into the future.

Two friends in matching denim jackets cruise through the day, the classic American jeans that defined casual cool everywhere. Soft well-worn denim and that signature stitching, the iconic blue jeans that fit every body and every mood of the decade.

Smiling crew members greet customers at the cheery counter, the friendly fast-food chain serving up smiles with every Big Mac.

Have it your way and maybe win big, the home of the Whopper rolls out a giveaway with no purchase necessary.

Flame-broiled burger glory, fresh tomato, crisp lettuce, and that signature sesame seed bun, served hot and made for you.

Coke adds life to everything in technicolor neon, the worldwide soft drink that bottled happiness in every fizzy sip.