80's Commercials Disc 26 DVD

Family sitcom hijinks straight from the Seaver household, full of Long Island warmth and Mike Seaver mischief that defined ABC's prime time block.

The teenage genius doctor returns for another week of journal entries and grown-up problems, with that unforgettable synth theme tapping its way into your brain.

Jackie Mason brings his Borscht Belt charm to prime time in a short-lived but fondly remembered ABC sitcom about love and meddling families.

Paul Scherrer guests on the Seaver couch as ABC keeps the Wednesday family comedy block bouncing with feel-good vibes.

Richard Lewis and Jamie Lee Curtis trade neurotic banter at the Chicago Weekly offices, the will-they-won't-they comedy that owned Tuesday nights.

Mr. Moore wrangles his gifted misfits at Manhattan's Fillmore High in another lesson-packed half hour from ABC's smartest classroom.

Vinnie pops in to throw the boy doctor's life into chaos, proving that even teen prodigies need a wisecracking best friend.

The leading brand goes head to head with the control jug, proving Tidy Cat keeps your kitty's box fresher with every pour.

A frisky feline leaps across the kitchen floor toward dinner time, capturing the playful spirit cat lovers know all too well.

Snoopy and the Peanuts gang remind you that Get Met, It Pays, with that warm Schulz charm wrapped around a serious financial promise.

A hungry husband digs into a steaming bowl of Stove Top, the side dish that turns any weeknight dinner into a holiday spread.

The best part of waking up is Folgers in your cup, with rich aroma curling out of the can and into kitchens across America. A peek inside the jar reveals those legendary mountain-grown crystals, ready to brew a fresh pot of America's favorite morning ritual.

Roll out a stripe of fruity sweetness with the candy that's been in pockets and purses for generations of sweet tooth satisfaction.

The nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, fever, so you can rest medicine that tucks you into bed when the cold hits hard. One dose and you're drifting off into peaceful sleep, leaving the cold symptoms behind for a real night of rest.

That San Antonio salsa with real Texas heat, the kind that makes a New York City brand sound downright suspicious at the chuckwagon.

Four levels of hold to match every style, from soft waves to towering mall bangs that defy gravity all day long. A Rave girl shakes out her flowing locks, showing off the soft natural finish that keeps her crowning glory full of bounce.

A pigtailed cutie reaches for the iconic red box, proving Ritz puts a happy little smile on every snack time face. One buttery bite leads to another as the Ritz girl shows the simple joy of America's favorite round cracker. Everything tastes great when it sits on a Ritz, a snack moment so wholesome it could only come from Nabisco.

Hugh Downs and Barbara Walters dig into the stories behind the headlines on Friday night's premier newsmagazine. An in-depth investigation unfolds with the trademark thoroughness that made 20/20 appointment viewing for curious Americans.

Meet the all-new 1990 Subaru Legacy, a sleek sedan engineered for the road ahead with the rugged dependability the brand is known for.

A busy mom whips up Stove Top in the kitchen, turning weeknight chicken into something that tastes like Sunday supper.

A working woman knows that when hunger strikes, Manwich turns plain ground beef into a sloppy joe feast in minutes flat.

Spritz a fresh tropical scent through the house and chase away those everyday odors with the unmistakable Glade fragrance.

The sporty little two-seater hugs every curve, putting affordable mid-engine thrills in the driveway of weekend warriors everywhere.

Find the perfect look for any occasion at JCPenney, where quality fashion meets prices that fit the family budget.

The Conners are back, and Roseanne kicks off a new season of working class wisecracks from the Lanford living room.

Tuxedos and lace fill the screen as a beautiful ceremony unfolds, the kind of romance only network TV can deliver.

Why pay more when Suave gives your hair that salon shine for a fraction of the price tag of those fancy brands.

Shampoo plus conditioner in one bottle, the dandruff control formula that became the breakthrough hair care of the decade. A bad hair day gets rescued by the green bottle, proving two-in-one really does mean less time fussing in the morning.

His prices are insane, the deals are wild, and the pitchman is hollering about TVs and stereos at savings you won't believe.

Frank and Ed sit on the porch and thank you for your support, sipping the wine cooler that became a national catchphrase.

The Stainmaster name brings worry-free carpets to family homes, where spills and stomping feet are no match for DuPont fibers.

A young helper licks the spoon while mom whips up the goodies, with the Pillsbury Doughboy making everything taste like home.

The Golden Arches deliver another scene of family fun, where every visit means smiles, fries, and a Happy Meal toy worth keeping.

The proper English butler keeps the Owens household running smoothly on Saturday nights, with that warm theme song singing you home.

The purple velvet bag and gold crown have stood for smooth Canadian whisky since 1939, the gift that always says class.

Boys in blue uniforms cheer together at a pack event, where friendship, adventure, and merit badges fill every weekend.

A refreshing glass of low-calorie crystal goodness pours over ice, the diet drink that lets you sip pretty all summer long.

Wake up to the one with oat bran, the breakfast cereal that delivers heart-healthy goodness in every golden O.

Sultry black-and-white visuals smolder on screen, drawing you into the legendary fragrance that defined late-eighties seduction.

The pink lotion that softens, smooths, and keeps your skin looking young, a vanity staple for women across the decades.

The lady prefers L'Oreal because she's worth it, flipping her gorgeous hair with all the confidence the brand inspires.

Steaming sips of British-blended goodness pour into a cozy mug, perfect for a tea break any time of day.

Invited guests receive a complimentary meal at the seafood spot where the cheddar bay biscuits keep coming and the lobster tail melts in your mouth.

Good to the last drop, the slogan that turned this rich brew into the morning ritual of millions across the country.

Two jars of Folgers crystals stand ready to start the day right, with that mountain-grown aroma drifting through the house.

Two kids splash through a sprinkler while mom celebrates her summer-ready figure thanks to SlimFast shakes morning and noon.

Pink towels stack high to show how Downy beats the leading liquid softener, leaving every load fluffier and fresher.

The familiar end credits roll over the Seaver family theme, signing off another half hour of feel-good ABC family fun.

Steven Bochco's name flashes on screen as the synth theme plays out the credits of the boy doctor's latest case.

Doogie sneaks a snack between solving medical mysteries, the kid genius juggling stethoscopes and homework on his way to becoming a man.

Mike Seaver flashes that trademark grin in the kitchen with brother Ben, the Long Island sibling chemistry that fans tuned in for week after week.

Doctor Howser shares a moment with his dad in the family living room, the heart of every episode wrapped in father-son wisdom.

Maximum strength sinus relief without drowsiness, the trusted Parke-Davis brand that gets working parents through cold and flu season. Twenty-four caplets of dependable congestion relief, ready to tackle that sinus headache without slowing you down.

A grandfather shares his favorite golden caramels with his grandchild, the buttery candy that's been a special treat for generations. Grandma unwraps another rich caramel, the kind of sweet moment passed down through the family along with the recipe.

Soft glowing pastel light bulbs cast a warm hue across the room, the gentler way to brighten any home setting.

Animated paint cans dance across the screen showing how Sherwin-Williams covers the earth with rich, beautiful color.

A magenta network bumper transitions you back to the local affiliate for the next round of programming.

Darlene rolls her eyes at the Conner kitchen table, delivering the smart-mouthed teen attitude that made every viewer feel right at home.

A diner full of friends shares burgers and ice-cold Cokes, capturing that all-American moment when everything just feels right.

Two friends crack open ice cold Pepsis at a backyard table, soaking up the choice of a new generation one refreshing sip at a time.

Those buzzing yellow-and-black dancers return for another round of silly shenanigans, proving cereal mascots come in all shapes.

A seismograph needle traces alarming jagged lines, signaling the kind of breaking news bulletin that interrupts regular programming.

Eric Gordon hits the books at Manhattan's Fillmore High, where the gifted students keep Mr. Moore on his toes every day.

Mike Seaver leans against the kitchen counter delivering that classic Kirk Cameron charm, the heartthrob that got teen magazines flying off the racks.

The boy doctor catches a quiet moment with friends, balancing teenage life and the responsibilities of an MD with his trademark grin.

A cold glass of pure squeezed sunshine pours over ice, the breakfast classic that brings real Florida orange flavor to the table.

One hundred percent pure orange juice from the Florida Department of Citrus, bringing fresh-squeezed goodness from grove to glass.

A reliable Subaru handles the curves with all-wheel-drive confidence, the dependable choice for families who go the distance.

Famous potatoes from the Gem State roll across a country road, the wholesome spud that makes any meal complete.

The kitchen smells of fresh-baked goodness as the Doughboy giggles his way through another Pillsbury family moment.

Sharp little gentlemen pose in their Sunday best, the kind of fancy outfit that lives forever in the family photo album.

Supersize that order with Biggie Fries from Wendy's, the upgrade that gives you more crispy golden goodness for just a few cents more.

A house painter on a ladder shows off the smooth coverage that made Sherwin-Williams the trusted name in homes nationwide.

Does she or doesn't she, only her hairdresser knows for sure, the Clairol classic still turning heads decades later.

A teenager studies in his bedroom while a public service spot reminds kids about the importance of staying drug free.

Reach out and touch someone with a long distance call from AT&T, connecting families across the country with crystal clear lines.

Sisters share an after-school study session over McDonald's snacks, where good times and great taste fuel growing minds.

A young woman sips that real homemade lemonade taste, the powdered drink mix that brings back summers on the porch swing.

Ding dong, Avon calling, with a friendly representative bringing beauty products right to the front door.

A gentle scent fills the bedroom from the Glade PlugIn, the freshener that keeps every room smelling springtime fresh.

A little girl in pajamas snuggles up after bath time, the gentle baby brand that keeps young skin soft and powder-fresh.

One quarter moisturizing cream in every bar, the white beauty soap that became the gold standard for soft, hydrated skin.

Orville and grandson Gary introduce the lighter way to enjoy that gourmet popping corn, ready in minutes from the microwave.

Boxes of buttery microwave goodness line up ready to pop, the gourmet popping corn that turned movie nights into a family event.

A satisfied snacker grabs a handful of fluffy white kernels, the gourmet popping corn that delivers Orville's promise in every bite.

Leggo my Eggo, the breakfast battle cry that turned frozen waffles into a morning showdown the whole family loved.

How about a nice Hawaiian Punch, with that fruity red juice ready to pour into every kid's lunchbox cup.

The original burger spot fires up the grill, where flame-broiling beats frying every time at the Home of the Whopper.

The Biggie cup and fries combo serves up more value at Wendy's, where fresh, never frozen still rules the drive-thru.

The best hamburgers and a whole lot more for less, the value menu that gave Wendy's the edge on the lunch crowd.

Tony Micelli juggles housekeeping duties for advertising exec Angela in another half hour of role-reversal comedy from ABC.

A daredevil kid catches air off a ramp, the freestyle BMX action that ruled every neighborhood block in the late eighties.

Share a little piece of America with a fresh pack of Topps cards, where every wax wrapper holds a chance at the big rookie pull.

Cobra forces clash with the Real American Heroes in another animated battle, the Saturday morning cartoon that sold a million action figures.

The closing credits scroll past with names from the Bochco family of producers, signing off another sweet half hour. Property masters and hair stylists get their due as the closing crawl wraps up another episode of the boy doctor.

A space shuttle simulator gives kids a taste of the astronaut life, the kind of summer adventure that launched a thousand dreams.

Hands grab a hot fresh slice loaded with cheese and pepperoni, the pizza chain that turned dinner into a delivery party.

The simple white logo on a black background announces a clean finish to laundry day, the no-fuss detergent for busy households.

A cartoon kid stands tall against a bright sun, the public service spot teaching young viewers to make the right choice.

The brainy bunch returns to Mr. Moore's classroom for another lesson packed with laughs and life lessons. A new substitute walks into the Fillmore High classroom, ready to take on Manhattan's smartest students.

Hair so healthy it shines, the Pantene Pro-V formula that promises serious care for beautiful results. A flowing mane of glossy hair sells the salon-quality results from the gold-bottle brand America trusts.

Teen skin gets a fighting chance with Oxy 10, the spot treatment that helped a generation get through picture day.

A confident teen smiles knowing her breakouts are kept in check by the brand that's been clearing skin for decades.

The golden bottles line up like trophies, the serious care brand for women who want beautiful hair every day.

Production credits scroll past as the synth theme fades out another touching episode of the boy doctor's coming-of-age.

A villain plots his next move while Spider-Man closes in, the live-action superhero saga thrilling Marvel fans young and old.

A criminal sneaks through a darkened room while Peter Parker prepares to suit up, the Marvel hero saving the day once again.

The Manhattan skyline stretches across the screen, the urban backdrop where Peter Parker swings into action as your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.

Chip Fields takes a worried phone call as the Spider-Man supporting cast deals with another web of trouble.

A web shoots across the high-rise canyon, sending the wall-crawler swinging into another rooftop battle.

New Lite Frequent Use Shampoo and Conditioner from Yhirmack, gentle enough for daily use without weighing down your hair.

A perfectly coiffed mall hairdo gets locked in place by Aqua Net, the can that fueled a thousand high school photo days.

The Coca-Cola hot tops promotion shows off the funky bottle cap collectibles, the kind of giveaway that had fans peeling caps for prizes.

The familiar station logo zooms in over a deep blue background, identifying your local affiliate before the next programming block.

A husband savors that rich Folgers brew while his wife pours another cup, sharing the morning ritual that starts countless American kitchens.

A couple admires their spotless glassware after running Cascade through the dishwasher, the brand promising no spots and no film.

A bright graphic spread features the lunchbox favorites from Hostess, where Twinkies, Ho Hos, and Ding Dongs rule the cookie jar.

A bowl of crispy flakes promises that lean breakfast taste, the cereal that helped slim Americans count calories one spoonful at a time.

Kellogg's blend of nuts, fruit, and flakes serves up a balanced bowl, the breakfast that's just right for any morning.

A creamy spoonful of pudding hits the spot, the heat-and-eat dessert that turned weeknight treats into family pleasers.

Tiny hands color a bright picture with a fistful of waxy Crayolas, the rainbow box that filled every kid's school supply list.

Kodak photo paper gives every snapshot that good look, the trusted film-and-paper combo behind a million family albums.

A retro game console glows in the dim living room, the gaming machine that started the home video game revolution.

Sepia-toned battle photographs flicker across the screen as the historical retrospective brings America's past to life.

Pewter Civil War figurines stand in formation, the collectible miniatures from the National Historical Society for serious history buffs. A detailed pewter cavalry figure rears up on horseback, ready to ship to your home as a centerpiece of military history. A craftsman paints fine details onto a Civil War miniature, showing the artistry behind the collectible pewter figurines. The pewter figure of a Civil War soldier shipping out captures a moment of American history in fine cast metal. A solitary pewter foot soldier stands sentinel, the collectible commemorating the brave men who shaped a nation.

A boxed set of Fats Domino classics goes on sale by phone, calling fans to bring home the legend of New Orleans rock and roll.

The Fat Man tickles the keys at the microphone, calling out hits that built rock and roll from the ground up.

The neon Fats sign glows behind the legendary performer as he croons his way through Blue Monday for the home audience.

A casual sipper enjoys an ice cold Diet Pepsi, the no-calorie choice of a new generation of soda drinkers. A long pull from a chilled Diet Pepsi can shows off the crisp refreshment with zero calories. The choice of a new generation, Diet Pepsi delivers cola taste with no calories and that signature red, white, and blue style.

Fly to Portland for just seventy-four dollars each way, the airline deal making coast-to-coast travel affordable for everyday flyers.

The compact little 4x4 charges across the desert, the budget off-roader that made weekend adventures attainable for first-time drivers. Dust kicks up behind the boxy Suzuki as it roars across the salt flats, never a dull moment with this rugged compact.

The full Suzuki lineup shines in the desert sun, with that never a dull moment promise calling adventurous buyers to the showroom.

Time to make the donuts, with Fred the baker rolling out fresh boxes of Dunkin' goodness ready for the morning rush. Animated Fred whips up another batch of glazed treats, the cheerful baker who became the brand's beloved face.

A model with cascading hair sells the silky shine that Wella shampoo brings to every wash, the classic salon brand for the home bath.

A Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiver pulls in a touchdown grab, one of countless iconic moments captured by Sports Illustrated cameras. Subscribe by calling 1-800-328-8880 for the magazine that puts you closer to the games and athletes you love. A windsurfer cuts across crystal blue water on the cover, just one of the action shots that made Sports Illustrated essential reading.

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Mr. Spock raises an eyebrow in classic Vulcan fashion, beaming the original Star Trek crew back into syndication living rooms.

Captain Kirk wrestles a foe in the captain's quarters, classic five-year-mission action from the original Enterprise crew.

A burst of orange juice splashes against the bright Sunkist bottle, the sunny beverage bringing California citrus to every glass.