80's Commercials Disc 27 DVD

The Claymation grapevine gang shuffles into view with all the funky cool that made dancing dried fruit the unlikeliest superstars of the decade. Pure animated charm with a Motown beat baked right in.

Papa Smurf and the gang gather in the mushroom village for another round of pint-sized adventure. Saturday morning blue magic at its peak with all the woodland whimsy a kid could ask for.

The orange-and-purple WMSN bumper promises Smurfs at 3pm and Jetsons at 4:30, the after-school lineup that ruled every weekday. Channel 47 knew exactly what kids rushed home to watch.

Helmeted little drivers tear through the backyard on battery-powered four-wheelers, kicking up dirt and pure 80s envy. Every kid who saw this commercial added one straight to the Christmas list.

Sleepy-eyed kids discover flaky frosted breakfast bliss straight from the toaster. The morning treat that made cereal feel like yesterday's news.

Scooby and Shaggy bound through the haunted house chasing Scooby Snacks and unmasking another rubber-faced villain. The Mystery Machine gang at full meddling kid power.

The droopy-eared pups peek out from their cozy doghouse hoping someone will take them home. The plush sensation that turned every toy aisle into an adoption center.

Chocolate, marshmallow, and graham cracker crunch tumble into the bowl in a sugary campfire fantasy. Breakfast that tasted like a sleepover summer night.

The humble shoeshine boy ducks into a phone booth and emerges as the rhyming superhero of the airwaves. Classic cartoon heroics with that unmistakable squeaky theme song.

The First Christmas and The Year Without a Santa Claus get back-to-back primetime placement, those stop-motion holiday classics that practically defined December television. Heat Miser, Snow Miser, and a whole lot of yuletide nostalgia.

Little girls cradle their adopted cloth babies on the playground carousel while the iconic jingle plays. The doll craze that emptied store shelves and changed Christmas forever.

The pastel school bus playset rolls in to give the dolls somewhere to ride, a perfect companion piece to the soft-sculpture phenomenon. More accessories to fuel the obsession.

The Eternian battlefield erupts with sword-clashing heroes, snarling henchmen, and the Power of Grayskull in full glory. By the power of cartoon awesomeness, He-Man rides again.

Spoon-wielding kids spell out smiles letter by letter as the sweet alphabet floats in milk. The cereal that made breakfast a lesson in fun.

Cardboard fort fun with handmade clubhouse signs and backyard hideout vibes. The wholesome scene every neighborhood kid recognized in a heartbeat.

The shaggy-haired Muppet creatures pop up from their underground burrow with songs, dances, and Doozer construction crews. Henson magic at full lovable tilt.

The orange tabby troublemaker prowls the alley looking for fish bones and feline mischief. Garfield's scrappier streetwise cousin in his own animated half-hour.

Now back to the high-flying transforming robot rivalries of the GoBots, the other transforming toy line that fought for Saturday morning supremacy. Pure rocket-powered cartoon fuel.

George C. Scott as Scrooge gets dragged through Victorian London by the ghosts of Christmas in the moody primetime adaptation. Bah-humbug never looked so sumptuous.

The towering tree blazes to life over a glittering Manhattan skyline, signaling the official start of the holiday season. Pure metropolitan Christmas magic.

Jim Henson's tender holiday special about toys that come alive when no one is watching. Soft-spoken Muppet sentiment for the fireplace season.

The huggable doll line gets its own animated holiday outing, full of squishy hugs and saccharine adventure. Greeting card sweetness in plush form.

The Keebler elves whip up their hollow-tree version of marshmallow chocolate cereal with that signature elfin sparkle. Cookie magic poured into a breakfast bowl.

The kindly Mrs. Claus gathers the elves at the North Pole for some seasonal animated cheer. Cozy stop-motion holiday fare straight from the workshop.

Animagic puppets gather around the toy shop window in another classic Rankin Bass winter wonderland. Timeless holiday craftsmanship frame by frame.

The cinnamon-sugar swirls hit the bowl with that unmistakable sweet-and-spicy scent practically wafting through the screen. The cereal that made every spoonful feel like dessert.

Send your name to Wyoming, MN to win the prize of the season, a fluffy holiday Santa Bear. Department-store mail-in magic at its most charming.

A glittering Christmas display packed with the season's hottest dolls and figures, every kid's wish list captured in one shot. Toy aisle dreams in full color.

Optimus Prime rolls out as Autobots and Decepticons clash in another robots-in-disguise battle. More than meets the eye, and more than enough action for any kid's morning.

The fuzzy creatures fold up into themselves and bounce around the pastel playscape in their plush-into-pouch glory. The transforming toys that doubled as your best snuggle buddy.

Big top frosted shapes tumble into the bowl alongside a tiny clown ringmaster figurine for the full circus breakfast experience. Sugary three-ring fun in every spoonful.

The little fruity candy centers spill out of their tube in five flavors of pocket-sized sweetness. The candy that gave you all the good parts and none of the rest.

A pastel ride-on toy with a goofy creature face rolls across the porch as a little girl takes her first spin. Backyard fun straight off the toy aisle endcap.

The friendly cartoon critters parade in with horns and instruments for another lesson in teamwork and good times. Sweet Saturday morning sincerity at its peak.

Wide-eyed transforming vehicles and masked agents roar into action with the rallying cry of illusion and disguise. The cartoon that mashed Transformers and G.I. Joe into one slick package.

The Power Sword glows over the Eternian skyline as the Mattel logo seals the deal on another action figure pitch. He-Man's empire of plastic muscle.

The lasagna-loving cat slumps into another animated TV special with Jon and Odie in tow. Sarcasm, naps, and snack obsessions never tasted so good.

A wholesome breakfast bowl of warm goodness lifted to a satisfied kid's smile. The all-American morning that grandma would approve of.

Partly metal, partly real, the cosmic crime fighters streak across the galaxy with TallyHawk on their shoulders. Rankin Bass goes intergalactic with shimmering animated style.

The Madison Civic Center hosts a live stage production of Dickens' holiday classic with all the trimmings. Local culture wrapped in seasonal warmth.

Basketball on the big screen, cold drinks on tap, and the friendliest bartenders at 1690 E. Flamingo Road. The neighborhood hangout where every fan was welcome.

Suits starting at $385 at the brand new location on E. Sahara Avenue. Sharp threads at a price that made dressing for success doable.

Friendly salesmen on the auto lot offer easy financing and quality used cars, just call 641-0001. The neighborhood dealer where the deal felt personal.

Reducing inventory means 40 to 80 percent off mens Italian designer pants for $29.99 at 714 Las Vegas Blvd. North. Closet-stocking deals for the budget-savvy dresser.

A truckload purchase means showroom prices slashed across the contemporary furniture lineup. Sofa-and-loveseat dreams within reach.

Crowded lot of new Hondas at unbeatable prices on Tropicana at Decatur. The dealership that promised the best deal in town with a flashy graphic to match.

The familiar Salvation Army bell ringer reminds folks that the season is for giving. A simple uniformed officer making the case for kindness.

Mozart's tale of music and madness comes home in the prestige video release of the Best Picture winner. Period drama at its most operatic.

The Paddlewheel at 305 Convention Center Drive promises Vegas-style gaming and lodging just steps from the action. Classic Sin City hospitality.

Friday nights at 1 AM bring the best of the late-late shows to KVVU TV5. Insomniac viewing with a touch of Vegas flair.

The Vegas station sends warm seasonal greetings with festive winter graphics and bird mascots. Local TV's way of saying happy holidays to all.

A worried businessman picks up the pay phone to make a long-distance connection, the kind that mattered. Reach out and touch someone, AT&T style.

Mother and child curl up together by the tree to share the warm glow of holiday cards. The brand that turned every greeting into a tearjerker moment.

Grandparents and grandkids share a laugh captured forever on Kodak film. Picture-perfect family moments worth saving.

A sleek white Mustang convertible tears down the open road with the highest owner loyalty boast on screen. Ford selling the freedom of the American highway.

Smiling kids at school cafeteria tables enjoy their personal pan pizzas thanks to the Book It reading program. The reward that made every bookworm proud.

The green stick of breath-freshening gum stands tall against bad-breath worries with chlorophyll power. Pocket-sized confidence in every chew.

The blue tablet fizzes away coffee stains and germs from dentures overnight. The standard for grandparents everywhere.

The berry-scented heroine and her pasta-loving friends cook up a noodle-themed adventure with Apple Dumplin' along for the ride. Sweetness in syndicated form.

The fuzzy little teddy bear mascot cuddles up against fresh-from-the-dryer laundry. Soft, fluffy, and pure marketing genius in plush form.

A bearded gentleman in a black hat introduces a heartwarming holiday tale with snowy carriage rides and vintage romance. Yuletide nostalgia in commercial form.

The little white tub promises soothing relief with witch hazel goodness. Bathroom medicine cabinet staple with a gentle touch.

The trusted antihistamine goes on the shelf for cough, cold, and allergy relief. Drugstore reliability in a familiar bottle.

The rugged little SUV powers up the marina hill with families and adventure gear in tow. Built tough for the weekend warrior crowd.

A grim reminder about the consequences of getting behind the wheel after drinking, with a sobering car-crash visual. Public service messaging that hit hard.

Fresh-baked cookies straight from the oven in just 11 minutes thanks to refrigerated dough magic. Homemade flavor without the fuss.

Extra Strength Doan's stands shoulder to shoulder with the Tylenol and Advil giants, ready to ease back pain with confidence. Pharmacy aisle trust in a yellow box.

Silhouetted carolers and lantern-lit Victorian scenes set the stage for another local theater holiday classic. Live performance magic.

Big green farm machinery rolls across the fields in another tribute to the American farming spirit. Nothing runs like a Deere.

Free consultation with the Las Vegas personal injury law office at 500 So. Fourth Street, dial 384-4000. The local lawyer with the no-nonsense pitch.

The adjustable cone-shaped freshener releases a long-lasting cool breeze scent into every room. Set it and forget it freshness.

A quick spray sends a satisfied smile across the room with that signature Renuzit clean. Aerosol freshness for the everyday home.

The minty green mouthwash gets the kid-approved seal of approval after a refreshing swish. Fresh breath made fun.

A romantic young couple shares a sparkling soda moment in soft-focus 80s glow. Bottled happiness in two glasses.

Featuring student Kalaya Jarbsunthie of Rancho High School in a community spotlight moment. Local pride on the airwaves.

Sharp $385 suits from C and R Clothiers go head to head with the upscale Neiman Marcus pitch. High-end menswear made accessible.

The televangelist delivers his trademark message of faith and inspiration to viewers tuning in. Christian broadcasting in the cable era.

The multi-symptom cold reliever promises relief from sniffles, coughs, and aches with one yellow tablet. Drugstore comfort in a familiar box.

The blue stick of cough drops delivers that vapor-action breath of relief. Sore throat soothing with a punch of menthol.

A glamorous Avon lady applies fresh makeup in soft-focus 80s style. The catalog beauty that came right to your door.

Lowest prices and largest selection at 3025 S. Highland Drive, with hours stretching all weekend. Vegas warehouse shopping at its budget best.

The compact RCA camcorder with accessories goes home for $41.68 a month on the easy payment plan. Home movie magic made affordable.

Uhura mans her station as the original Enterprise streaks across the cosmos for syndicated reruns. The five-year mission that never ended.

Adobe pueblos, mesa landscapes, and pickup trucks at sunset paint the postcard image of the Southwest. The Land of Enchantment beckons.

The super video store with 15 convenient locations promises every new release on the shelf. Friday night rentals made easy.

The boxy Ford pickup hauls down a desert highway as the most repeat buyers stat scrolls in. Built Ford tough and built to come back.

A confident young woman climbs behind the wheel of her sleek new Ford, the open road stretching out ahead with the promise of independence and adventure that defined the decade.

Lots of tomatoes simmer into rich, hearty pasta sauce that turns weeknight spaghetti into a family event worth gathering around.

Mom and grandma stir up a bubbling pot while the kids wait at the table, transforming a pound of ground beef into a stretch-the-budget supper everybody loved.

50% more cotton means a softer, fluffier swab for delicate ears, baby cheeks and every little touch-up around the house.

A wall of leather-bound volumes promises a universe of answers for curious kids, the kind of investment proud parents made when knowledge came on a shelf.

An older woman reaches for the phone in a moment of need, the reassuring pitch reminding families that help is only a button push away.

The nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy-head, fever medicine tucks a tossing patient into restful sleep.

A sleek shot of legs sliding into silky hosiery captures the polished workday glamour of Reagan-era career women.

Season's greetings light up the screen as toy boxes pile high under the tree, every kid's wish list waiting at the mall.

A movie promo for the holiday classic plays out as the old miser learns the true meaning of Christmas in a flurry of ghostly visits.

Scrooge himself glares from his counting house in a televised airing of Dickens' beloved tale, a yuletide tradition for the whole family.

Holiday crowds swirl through the bustling department store, garland strung overhead and shopping bags swinging as the Christmas rush hits full stride.

Two regular guys lean on a fence chuckling about Herb, the goofy mascot the whole country tried to spot at Burger King.

The Whopper takes center stage, flame-broiled and stacked tall with all the fixings, daring you to have it your way.

The best part of waking up brings a couple together over steaming mugs in a sunlit kitchen, that warm aroma promising a perfect morning.

A crisp tortilla chip plunges into a bowl of zesty salsa, the crunchy snack that turned every gathering into a fiesta.

Pick up the pace with three bottles of authentic Texas salsa lined up like a spicy hall of fame, ready to liven up any dinner.

A cozy little boy basks in the warm glow of a portable heater, the toasty solution for chilly basements and drafty back rooms.

A frosty green bottle pours over crackling ice cubes, that crisp, clean lemon-lime fizz cutting through any hot afternoon.

A sturdy white pickup rolls through the dealer lot, the dependable workhorse that became the backbone of American driveways. A bright red truck shines under the price tag, $5998 promising affordable adventure straight off the showroom floor.

A guitar leans against a glowing Macintosh, the artistic spark of personal computing meeting creative ambition in beige plastic.

A sleek desktop terminal commands the desk, the buttoned-up business machine ushering in the office of tomorrow.

Up to $69 free in instant film rebates piles up before Christmas, the camera that turned every snapshot into a shareable memory.

A bald man savors a hearty bowl of stew and rice, five bowls a day a humble reminder that fresh, never frozen made all the difference.

A delighted kid licks a frozen pudding pop, that creamy chocolate treat on a stick every freezer kept stocked through summer.

A frosty pitcher of fruit-juicy red splashes into glasses, the tropical thirst-quencher that ruled birthday parties everywhere.

A neat lineup of frozen entrees promises a gourmet dinner ready in minutes, the freezer-aisle answer for busy weeknights.

It's a good time for the great taste of golden arches favorites, that familiar jingle drifting alongside a perfect Quarter Pounder.

Concentrated power bursts from a sunny yellow box, the laundry breakthrough that promised cleaner clothes with less product. A mom and her little girl sort whites and colors at the washer, trusting concentrated All to lift away whatever the day dished out. The bold yellow box promises to lift stains away, that grass-and-grease fighter every busy household kept by the laundry sink.

A discreet, confident pitch reassures women about staying active and worry-free, the trusted brand quietly redefining feminine care.

A row of cheerful chefs sing the praises of fresh seafood, the family steakhouse-and-shrimp chain that anchored countless 80s strip malls. A grinning regular shows off the menu inside a cozy nautical booth, the all-you-can-eat shrimp deal pulling crowds every weekend.

A pair of hikers shoulder rugged daypacks before disappearing into the canyon, the gear of choice for school halls and weekend trails alike.

A handsome guy splashes on the iconic aftershave while his sweetheart leans in, that nautical scent that defined a generation of dads.

Yellow cabs jockey through Midtown traffic in a public service spot reminding pedestrians to look both ways on busy city streets.

A delighted child unwraps the latest collectible truck under the tree, the holiday tradition every gas station made magical.

The big yellow delivery box hits the door in 30 minutes or less, hot pepperoni and cheese saving family movie night.

Santa Claus poses with grinning kids amid the holiday window displays, that flagship store sparkling with seasonal cheer.

Buttery dough peels apart in a swirl of cinnamon, the doughboy's irresistible breakfast pastry warming a Sunday morning.

Crispy battered shrimp and fish pile high for $5.99 all-you-can-eat, the Pacific Northwest seafood chain that filled every booth with hungry families.

The ghost with the most flickers across a glowing TV screen in a wild promo for Tim Burton's spooky comedy hit.

A little girl beams as a freshly printed photo captures her giggle, the moments worth remembering preserved on glossy Kodak film.

A family gathers around the dining table sharing laughter and a heartfelt card, the quiet kind of moment Hallmark always nailed. Three generations linger over Sunday dinner with grandma at the head of the table, when you care enough to send the very best.

The pocket-sized cassette player hits Silo at $69, the personal soundtrack revolution every teenager begged for that Christmas.

A sleek black VCR commands the entertainment center for $199 at Silo, the must-have machine for taping Friday night TV.