80's Commercials Disc 25 DVD

Backyard summers explode with rainbow water and the iconic Wham-O logo, when soaking wet grass and a long yellow slide were the only entertainment a kid needed.

Ronald McDonald and his colorful pals serve up smiles and burgers in this animated McDonaldland adventure, with Ronald wagging his finger and the gang grinning like only the 80s could deliver.

Two kids debate the floppy versus the snacks in a cartoon swap of bright Sunkist Fun Fruit Flute boxes, the kind of fruit snack hustle every 80s lunchbox dreamed about.

A claymation orange grove gets investigated as Kellogg's launches the new OJ's cereal, the citrus-powered breakfast that promised the taste of orange juice in every spoonful.

Toucan Sam and friends jam through a colorful jungle in this peak 80s Froot Loops spot, with the rainbow cereal box gleaming on the breakfast table just waiting for milk.

The Potato Head Kids waddle through their forest playground in this stop-motion charmer, bringing the spud family to life for every kid who ever stuck eyes on a vegetable.

Ronald McDonald takes the stage with that unmistakable red curl and red-striped sleeves, ready to dazzle kids in a McDonaldland moment burned into every 80s memory.

The legendary USA Cartoon Express logo bursts across the screen, the after-school train that hauled in hours of animated greatness for cable kids everywhere.

Two kids assemble dinosaur skeletons that magically come to life in Kenner's Bone Age toy line, the prehistoric playset that turned bones into roaring beasts.

Sparkles, swords, and the magic transformation of She-Ra fill the screen in this dazzling Princess of Power spot, every 80s kid's gateway to Etheria adventure.

A salesman shakes hands and showcases warehouse aisles of office furniture, boasting fifteen years of office systems experience in true mom-and-pop 80s local commercial fashion.

Hyperia struts onto the scene with that wild 80s rock-doll attitude, the kind of high-energy fashion figure that ruled toy aisles next to Barbie and Jem.

Kids on skateboards and bare feet whirl through a sun-drenched playground in this peppy Lee Pharmaceuticals spot, capturing every carefree summer of the late 80s.

The legendary Hands Across America campaign pulls you in with linked palms and the USA Network Kids Club mascot, raising awareness coast to coast in true 80s spirit.

White star, checkered backgrounds, and a slugger swinging for the fences kick off Major League Baseball on USA Network, the cable home of summer hardball.

The sun sets on the desert as the California Raisins do their claymation thing, those soulful purple wrinkled crooners that defined 80s commercial cool.

Beach bodies, lifeguard towers, and a galloping cow under California sun sell Coppertone in this carefree spot, capturing endless 80s summer days at the shore.

A Hot Wheels car blasts through dust and explosions in this high-octane Mattel spot, the orange-track adventure every kid sprawled across the living room floor for.

The Honeycomb kid bites into that big yellow cereal at the breakfast table while a giant Honeycomb hits the bowl, big big bites for the big big appetites of the 80s.

Cartoon TVs spin into a swirling psychedelic intro for TBS Superstation weekday cartoons, the cable lineup that filled afternoons with non-stop animated mayhem.

The Spiffits scrubbing crew pops out from under furniture in goofy Kenner toy form, ready to dust and shine with that bright yellow box leading the way.

The TBS Superstation lights up with country comedy stars in red, white, and blue, bringing Hee Haw favorites and showbiz nostalgia to the cable dial.

Glowing pegs form a sun, a butterfly, and every imagined picture under the magic black light of Lite-Brite, the after-dark art project that wowed every 80s bedroom.

The Summer Funnies banner waves in classic sitcom reruns weekday afternoons on TBS Superstation, the cable lineup that ran on iced tea and laughter all summer long.

Bobby Darin croons Dream Lover and the Crests sing 16 Candles in this dreamy Time-Life Music spot, special offer cassette and compact disc set ready to ship.

The Fleetwoods hum Come Softly to Me as Time-Life pitches its rock and roll collection by phone, the kind of late-night TV record offer that defined the 80s living room.

Classic Hanna-Barbera animation bursts to life with capes flying and heroes soaring, that unmistakable Saturday morning style hand-drawn for an 80s generation.

TBS rolls out a romantic 10pm Monday movie special with the title If a Man Answers, classic 60s charm wrapped up for cable's late-night audience.

Kids munch burgers and make funny faces in McDonald's Mouth Music spot, the catchy jingle and golden arches turning lunch into a sing-along celebration.

Flexi Blocks bend and snap into trains and creations as Fantasy Toys takes mail orders for $19.95 plus shipping, peak 80s catalog toy magic delivered to your doorstep.

She-Ra raises her sword to glittering animation as a black-cloaked villain looms, the Princess of Power line dazzling girls and boys with adventure across Etheria.

Sliding catches, sluggers at bat, and that Cincinnati Reds logo flash by in this USA Network MLB promo, the summer ritual of cable baseball at its finest.

Cartoon trains and animated kids belt out classics like She'll Be Comin Round the Mountain and Whistle While You Work, the sing-along tape that filled every 80s playroom.

This Land Is Your Land, America the Beautiful, Billy Boy, and dozens more old favorites get the Wee Sing treatment, with promises of 90 songs in all for kid singers.

Stars zoom past as The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones lands on home video for $29.95, the ultimate Hanna-Barbera crossover kids could finally own and rewatch.

Roller coasters thunder, castles glow, and water rides splash through this Kings Island theme park promo, the Ohio summer destination begging for a family road trip.

A businessman steps out of a fresh rental at Budget Car Rental on West Washington, that no-nonsense 80s travel solution for hitting the road in style.

The Budget Car Rental local lot fills with options as the address scrolls on screen, a classic small-market spot for the rental company that kept business travelers moving.

A push-button phone dials 1-800-531-1986 in this MCI long distance spot, the cost-saving phone service revolution that broke up Ma Bell's monopoly.

Shopper Joan Boyle picks up the savings at Kroger as the cashier rings her up, a comforting slice of 80s grocery store pride built on trust and value.

Burger King's wild Where's Herb game tucks pieces into the box for a chance at $50 prizes, the goofy promotional gimmick that had the whole country playing along.

Children's bibs and men's uniforms in pants and short sleeve shirts roll past in Country Gentleman Workwear's no-frills sale spot, true heartland 80s catalog energy.

MatchMaker International promises love connections in Indianapolis, Greenwood, and Lafayette, the pre-internet dating service for lonely hearts in the personal-ad era.

Glowing dominos race a 99 cent pizza deal home in this Domino's Pizza spot, the delivery kings reminding America that one call does it all.

Trucks roll up to Sleepland with name brand bedding 30% to 75% off, the K-Mart Center mattress chain hawking America's greatest sleep chain on local cable.

The Indianapolis Indians take the field against the Louisville Redbirds tonight at 7:30, minor league magic delivered straight to channel 4 in true 80s broadcast style.

The Ferris wheel turns and coasters loop on a sunny day at Kings Island, the Cincinnati-area amusement park that anchored countless 80s family vacations.

Indiana's beloved horror host Sammy Terry rises from the crypt with that ghoulish green grin, the late-night creature feature legend every 80s Hoosier remembers.

A cartoon pup reads up on Sergeant's flea and tick treatment, the trusted pet care brand promising worry-free protection with that friendly yellow dog mascot.

Amoco Ultimate lead-free premium fuels up the family car with the slogan Your Car Knows, the high-octane choice that kept 80s engines purring at the pump.

Sleepland celebrates 30 to 70 percent off mattresses and box springs starting at $38, that local furniture chain blowout sale plastered across late-night TV.

Mini Micro Satellite hawks complete Uniden satellite systems for the bedroom, the giant-dish pre-cable revolution that brought hundreds of channels to backyards.

Craftmatic Adjustable Bed promises comfort for less than $50 a month with a flick of the remote, the late-night infomercial classic that promised better sleep on installments.

The Taco Bell mission roof and the slogan The Cure For The Common Meal serve up south-of-the-border value, with rows of bright cars lining up at the drive-thru.

Bearcreek Farms in Indiana invites families to paddleboats, country charm, and weekend getaways at the rural resort that defined Midwest vacation memories.

Saucy Beefaroni steams in the bowl as a smiling chef holds up the can, that tomato-and-pasta classic from Chef Boyardee that fed every busy 80s after-school crowd.

Sammy Terry creeps closer with green skin glowing under stage lights, hyping his Halloween creature feature lineup for Indiana's loyal late-night fans.

News headlines, the Vietnam Memorial, and President Johnson flash through Time-Life's commemorative book series, the heavy hardcover collection that lined many 80s shelves.

Dugan Chevrolet of Danville, Indiana lines up shiny new Chevys with the salesman walking the lot, that pure local-dealership 80s pitch with phone number on screen.

Free gas grill and free air conditioner deals fill the screen alongside an Easy Living Furniture map, the Lafayette Square showroom moving sectionals with sweet bonus offers.

HiFi Buys flashes neon savings of 20 to 75 percent off, the stereo and home electronics destination that turned every 80s shopping trip into a tech wonderland.

Easy Living Furniture rolls out a $10,200 dining set deal at 5309 Pike Plaza Road, complete with a tiny map and that hand-pouring-wine flourish only an 80s ad could pull off.

Taco Bell drops The Cure For The Common Meal slogan with the iconic mission bell logo, that south-of-the-border fast food fix that ruled 80s drive-thru runs.

A homeowner waves the Craftmatic special trade-in certificate as a happy couple lounges on the adjustable bed, that classic late-80s direct-response infomercial pitch.

Craftmatic ships out free catalogs and trade-in certificates by mail with that toll-free 1-800-228-2210 number, the bed company built on TV pitch and direct response.

Superior Bedding pushes call now urgency with its 317-633-4505 number, the local mattress shop hawking deals straight off Indianapolis cable in true late-80s style.

The Sergeant's cartoon cat purrs through a flea-and-tick demonstration, the trusted pet brand pushing protection with that friendly mascot every 80s pet owner remembers.

A puppet pal joins Sammy Terry in his eerie crypt with the classic coffin and noose, the homegrown Indiana horror host show that made local TV unforgettable.

Honda East on North Post Road shows off rows of Honda, Yamaha, and Kawasaki bikes, the local dealership where every 80s motorcycle dreamer started shopping.

WTTV Channel 4 teases the Sunday Afternoon Movie Sunburn at 3:30 PM, the late-70s sun-soaked thriller filling Sunday afternoon broadcast slots in classic 80s fashion.

Channel 4 hypes The World Series of High School Basketball with that bold blue and red graphic, the Indiana hoops tradition that captured every basketball-mad heart.

Sammy Terry leers from purple shadows with that signature devil-red glow, the Indianapolis horror host bringing late-night chills to local TV one final time.

Mr. Whipple catches a customer squeezing the Charmin again, that long-running grocery store gag that made the bathroom tissue brand a household name.

A Toyota salesman closes the deal as a fresh new car gleams in the showroom, that bright orange Toyota logo and bow-on-the-hood feel that defined late-80s car ads.

A goth singer and a guy with a microphone perform in moody backlight, that low-budget local music video moment that filled odd 80s commercial breaks.

The Eagle 93.1 FM logo soars on screen with an eagle in flight, the local rock radio station promo that powered countless 80s drives down the highway.

A purple stove and a smiling salesman with a Dealer name tag round out this local appliance commercial, classic small-market 80s pitching at its homegrown finest.

The high-energy pitchman bounces between aisles of stacked RCA VCRs during the wild RCA-O-Rama Daze sale, promising blowout deals only Federated could deliver.

Lush close-ups of dramatic eyes flutter across the screen as silky lashes get the full Maybelline treatment, capturing that pure 80s glamour glow.

A sizzling steak gets sliced fork-tender alongside a tempting Steak and Lobster combo for just $8.99, tempting hungry families into the nearest L.A. area location.

Bright neon graphics zip across the screen as motorcycles soar through the air, hyping the convenience store that fueled late nights and road trips alike.

Tiny beer bottle football players battle it out on a gridiron under stadium lights, marching the ball down the field in the suds soaked showdown of the year.

An aerobics instructor flexes through her routine while a fresh faced guy sips a tall cold glass, reminding everyone that milk does a body good.

Eye popping price tags flash on appliances and electronics with monthly payment plans laid out in big block numbers, all backed by that famous low price guarantee.

A clean cut Pasadena dealer card flashes phone numbers and an East Colorado address, pitching Nissan, Datsun, and Dodge deals to weekend car shoppers.

A bearded everyman takes a hearty bite out of a charbroiled burger, savoring every juicy bite of that famous Carl's Jr flame grilled flavor.

A sun kissed couple splashes through turquoise pool water in a tropical paradise, bottling up that golden tan glow only summer could deliver.

Cool cream glides across warm skin as the cooling sensation reduces skin temperature, the timeless beauty ritual of every 80s bathroom counter.

Spray painted Clearance graphics rip across the screen with knockout boxing gloves swinging in, hyping a fight night sale on every Dodge truck and car in stock.

Black Sheep Squadron takes to the skies tomorrow at 6pm, with Pappy Boyington leading his rowdy crew of Corsair pilots into another wartime adventure.

Sharp suited mannequins show off menswear deals at $265 polyester wool blends and $160 pure wool tailoring, the department store standard for sophisticated style.

A silver Greyhound bus cruises down the open highway as the iconic running dog logo invites travelers to leave the driving and head out on adventure.

Graduation caps fly while the proud dealer congratulates new grads, then segues into a wedding kiss promising newlyweds the perfect ride to start married life.

A rugged Toyota truck kicks up dust on a mountain trail beneath a brilliant rainbow sky, sticker priced at $5348 and ready for any weekend escape.

Rows of glowing table lamps in every shade and shape line up at a knockout $24.95 from $49.95, perfect for sprucing up that bedroom or den.

Golden Chicken McNuggets tumble onto a tray loaded with Supersize fries, Big Macs, and ice cold drinks, the ultimate Mickey D's feast under the Golden Arches.

The pinstripe suited dealer waves from a sea of marked down inventory at his Bellflower lot, hammering home $199 down deals open till midnight.

The familiar mission style roof glows golden against a sunset sky, beckoning hungry drivers in for tacos, burritos, and that south of the border value.

The smooth sounds of Unforgettable fill the room as a special TV offer arrives toll free, a treasured collection mailed straight from Long Beach for $19.95.

Pixelated alien invaders march in formation across the screen as the joystick gets to work, classic arcade thrills brought right into the family room.

The mystical witchy queen of rock spreads her shawl beneath a glowing crescent moon, a haunting video moment that defined the look of mid decade MTV.

A friendly host shows off the latest Atari cartridges including Jungle Hunt, with crisp graphics promising hours of joystick fun for the whole family.

The bold red Electro Expo banner showcases Bose speakers at $80 off and Fisher stereo cabinets at the rock bottom expo price of $1277, audiophile heaven.

A sniffly mom dabs her nose with a soft Puffs Plus tissue while braving the cold weather sneezes, the gentle relief that beats scratchy generic brands.

A confident mom holds up the bright orange box of Tide 100% perfume free, the trusted laundry powerhouse now available for sensitive families.

A sporty red Subaru sedan glides past a stately campus building in just 49 seconds, showcasing the dependable import that became a driveway staple.

A young mom buries her face in a fluffy stack of sun fresh laundry, savoring the static free softness only Bounce dryer sheets could deliver.

A sharp suited spokesman stands beside a glowing red Subaru wagon hyping Free 4 Wheel Drive on every model, an offer ending November 2nd 1982.

A juicy orange splits open in glistening close up before two friends raise tall glasses of pure squeezed sunshine, the breakfast staple that woke up America.

Hands snap red and yellow checkers into the bright blue plastic grid in a battle of strategy, the classic Milton Bradley face off perfect for rainy days.

Plush carpet samples roll out across the showroom with carpet plus pad plus installation at one low price and 6 months same as cash, a flooring deal too good to pass up.

A serious looking shopper sports a runner's bib reading 14, then a splash of bright Era Plus liquid promises tough stain fighting power for active families.

A friendly Chevy spokesman stands beside the Chevy Network logo backed by a swirl of dealer signs, your one stop shop for service and savings.

A glossy red Ford sedan winds through scenic country roads under a bold One Reason You Haven't Driven A Ford Lately tagline, daring drivers to take a fresh look.

A neon green wireframe insole rotates dramatically against a black background, showcasing arch supporting comfort technology engineered for tired feet.

A grinning blonde girl beams over her bowl of golden Life cereal, the wholesome breakfast that won over even the pickiest little Mikey at the kitchen table.

A miserable guy clutches his sore throat before reaching for the trusty white can of fast acting Chloraseptic spray, fast relief for the worst flu season miseries.

The cartoon dachshund pops out of a tent campground bit shouting Snausages Snausages, the playful pup treat that had every dog begging at the back door.

The shiny chrome Spitzer logo gleams against a deep blue field as the Lincoln dealership pitches luxury sedans to discerning buyers.

Big bold $5990 price flashes onscreen as a friendly TV pitchman ticks off the no money down financing perks driving customers off the lot.

The little Joy dish soap mascot dances across the kitchen counter beside sparkling clean plates, the lemon fresh cleaning power that cut through grease.

A freckle faced redhead grins as he balances a giant bubble on his fingertip in the tub, bath time fun courtesy of the cheerful pink Mr Bubble bottle.