80's Commercials Disc 35 DVD

A reflective golf outing builds toward the steady reassurance of life insurance, complete with that easygoing pitch reminding everyone planning ahead pays off. Garfield crashes a fancy business luncheon, swiping lasagna and stealing scenes while the suits talk coverage from the company that gets it.

Lincoln-Mercury rolls out the European-engineered sedan with a sleek badge close-up and crisp autumn road shots that scream import sophistication.

A backyard spread of warm rolls and country sides gets the famous tagline treatment as the tub takes its bow against creamy butter.

A blond tennis pro towels off and grins for the camera, putting raise-your-hand confidence to the test on a sun-drenched court.

Bright-eyed teens crash a soda taste test and pick the lemon-lime favorite, proving the independent crowd knows what tastes great.

Kids of every stripe chomp the chocolate-and-crisped-rice bar while the catchy jingle reminds everyone how much fun a Crunch can be.

The budget-priced sedan glides down a tree-lined lane with that fifty-four-ninety-nine sticker flashing, a reminder that dependable wheels need not break the bank.

Tony and Angela are back for another Tuesday-night mix-up with the housekeeper-and-executive comedy America loves to tune in for.

The compact truck powers down a country highway, hauling cargo and proving once again why oh-what-a-feeling has owners jumping for joy.

John Cusack hits the road in the Rob Reiner romantic comedy heading to home video, with cross-country hijinks and college-age sparks.

The fuzzy bear mascot bobs through a sun-warmed laundry room while mom marvels at sheets so soft you could bury your face in them.

The Chevy muscle coupe blazes through downtown streets, T-tops gleaming, with that throaty V8 growl every gearhead knows by heart.

ABC promotes the Tuesday night cop drama about partners who happen to be married, badges out and tension high.

Frozen sheets of thin-sliced beef hit the skillet and pile high on a hoagie roll, sandwich night solved for hungry families everywhere.

Clara and the gang chomp into the chain's grilled chicken sandwich, fresh ingredients and quick service taking center stage.

A glamorous blonde tilts back the silver can in a sun-baked Egyptian fantasy, just for the taste of it taking flight on glittering wings.

The veteran newsman gathers his Sunday roundtable to dissect the week's headlines from Washington with that signature Brinkley calm.

A piping hot Quarter Pounder hits the tray as Visa flashes the card accepted at the Golden Arches, fast food meets plastic convenience.

Career-minded professionals tap calculators and crunch numbers as the office computing brand makes its case for productivity at every desk.

A sedan winds the open back roads near State College while a satisfied owner holds up her sign declaring oh what a feeling.

Ralph and the gang return in remastered black-and-white episodes hitting syndication, a nostalgic salute to one of TV's all-time classics.

The crunchy caramel cookie bar gets its big neon sign moment, two for one sweet treats at a price that hasn't budged.

A young office worker fires up the personal computer while a friendly accountant in glasses explains how the machine takes the headache out of small business.

The flagship sports car gleams in studio light as the bowtie brand reminds drivers that today's Chevrolet means American performance reborn.

Dusty footage of struggling families abroad calls viewers to dial the toll-free number, a heartfelt plea to help where help is needed most.

The little green-foil chocolate mints stack up in cool stacks, a refined after-dinner indulgence the hostess always remembers to set out.

The kitchen appliance maker shows off its sleek built-in oven, the balanced secret behind every perfectly browned roast and bubbly casserole.

Strong enough for a man, made for a woman, the iconic tagline returns over a thirty-second torture test on a pink litmus strip.

Procter and Gamble's premium orange juice carton lands beside a pile of fresh-squeezed fruit, golden goodness for the breakfast table.

A grinning kid sips chocolate milk through a straw while a wise old gent reminds everyone how a squeeze of the brown bottle makes it special.

A discreet test of the absorbent feminine pad puts confidence first, modern protection for women on the move.

ABC's Monday night premiere chronicles the young Gloria Steinem going undercover at the Playboy Club, a true-story drama with bite. The credits roll on the made-for-TV biopic, casting and crew titles cuing up before the network heads back to programming.

The MCA-affiliated production company stamps its in-association-with bumper, kicking off another studio-backed prime-time drama.

The husband-and-wife cop team kicks down doors and chases bad guys through the Tuesday night ABC lineup.

The catalog cover smiles back at shoppers with everyday savings, the department store giant pitching value on every page.

A friendly mechanic in coveralls pops the hood, the gas station chain promising no parking problems and yes to quality service nationwide.

The luxury sedan glides through desert highways past the storied factory gates, German engineering at its most uncompromising.

The wedge-nosed sports coupe carves canyon roads while a pilot's-shades driver reminds everyone what the future of fun behind the wheel looks like.

Robert Brennan steps off a corporate helicopter and pitches the stocks his brokerage thinks every smart investor should be watching.

A crisp bottle of the German white wine appears beside a toast at a friendly table, the easy choice for a relaxed evening with company.

The Bay Area dealers roll out an eight-point-eight financing deal on a fresh sedan, drive-it-home savings for budget-conscious shoppers.

It's what's for dinner gets a sun-soaked tribute as the council reminds families a hearty plate of beef brings everyone to the table.

The kitchen appliance icon invites homeowners to flip through brochures and see why the brand sets the standard for refrigeration and cooking.

The blue-and-yellow tire shield rolls through a rain-spattered close-up, the trusted name in rubber promising grip when the weather turns rough.

A staffing agency pitches qualified data-entry pros for hire, the easy fix when an office needs a computer-savvy hand on short notice.

The Visa card and gold-tier accounts stack up alongside the message that all you need is one trusted bank to handle the whole family's finances.

Galloping unicorns charge across a misty meadow in a vivid simulation, showing off the colorful new game cartridge for the home console.

A grinning kid hops onto the counter for a Happy Meal while mom finishes the kitchen, the Golden Arches making lunchtime a family event.

A scruffy pup waits patiently by his bowl while the cheerful spokesman pours out the chunky meaty stew dogs go wild for.

Dad hoists the boxy home video camera to capture every backyard moment, the easy way to keep memories rolling for years to come.

The rugged SUV barrels down a forested trail past a flannel-clad outdoorsman, four-wheel-drive freedom built for weekend adventurers.

The turbocharged dash glows under nighttime headlights, the boost gauge climbing as the brand pitches American muscle with a high-tech twist.

A workhorse pickup hauls plywood and crew through dusty backroads, the fifty-nine-ninety-eight sticker proving tough trucks come affordable too.

The quicker picker-upper soaks up a kitchen spill in a single satisfying swipe, dramatized to show why one sheet really does the trick.

Brick-busting paddle action lights up the TV as the home console invites kids and grown-ups alike to plug in and play the night away.

A roadside billboard reads Diana meet me after work for a Michelob Dan, the smooth premium beer turning the everyday into something to savor.

The self-adjusting shampoo and conditioner duo lines up against a soft pink backdrop, salon-quality hair care now within reach at the drugstore.

Jim Nabors swings by to share the new Oscar Mayer hot dog topping with eager suburban faces, the easy way to dress up a backyard frank.

ABC promotes the headband-clad pop superstar's all-new prime-time special, a workout-themed concert event arriving tonight at ten.

Golden bite-size morsels make their grand debut as the Golden Arches launch the all-white-meat finger food set to become a national obsession.

A family gathers around the keyboard while the catalog of cartridges from Space Invaders to Stock Analysis fans out, computing for everyone.

Sun-drenched seaside drama meets salon-quality conditioning, with windswept hair and a promise that the most condition you can give your hair is also the most beautiful. A pensive beauty perches on a rocky shore as the conditioner pitch unfolds, all soft focus and ocean breeze in classic 80s fashion. Tender close-ups of healthy locks tossed by the sea wind seal the deal for shiny, manageable hair the Sassoon way.

A torn-open box reveals soft napkins as the spokesmodel walks viewers through the comfort and confidence of Kotex protection. A frank, friendly young woman explains why these 12-count napkins changed her routine, classic late-80s daytime advertising at its most direct.

Electric-blue tech graphics announce the Super Fibers innovation, that unmistakable 80s product-launch flash with a futuristic edge.

The High School Jazzie doll struts her stuff in pink mini and cropped top while pals cheer her on, pure mall-era fashion-doll fantasy. Spinning runway moves and big blonde hair show off Jazzie in motion, a Mattel pitch built for slumber-party dreams. Logo splash and wardrobe reveal cement Jazzie as the coolest girl at her plastic high school.

A blue foam star-blade soars across the room, soft enough for indoor mayhem and just dangerous-looking enough to feel rebellious. Backyard action shows kids ducking and dashing in a high-energy game powered by everyone's favorite squishy ammo. The arrow-style foam dart is shown beside the bold tagline reminding everyone that there is only one Nerf.

A wide-eyed baby doll giggles and coos as a tiny owner cradles her, the kind of doll that felt impossibly real for Christmas morning. Pink packaging glows under the toy-aisle lights as Baby Heather's name flashes across the screen in glittery 80s script.

An animated tropical scene introduces a wisecracking cartoon tiger ready to whisk kids off to a magical island getaway.

The tachometer needle climbs as KITT roars to life, a tease of high-tech vehicular adventure starring David Hasselhoff. Cinematic stunts and screeching tires preview another episode of the slick black Trans Am hero series. Streaks of motion blur frame the famous scanner light, promising a turbo-boosted hour of primetime cool.

Crisp golden grahams fill the screen as the wholesome snack pitch reminds families about the honey-sweet classic.

A glistening bunch of purple grapes leads into the rich-tasting juice families had loved for generations.

A sweat-glistened young man works his home gym in the den, the late-80s answer to bulky weight machines.

A doll on a tiny tricycle wobbles forward in pure Galoob action-doll fashion, with the magic of motorized motion. Another Bouncin' Kid pushes a baby buggy across the playroom floor, ballerina pal in tow for full pretend-play charm. The full Galoob lineup is shown together, each posable pal ready for adventures big and small.

A San Francisco morning show host in a bright yellow blazer welcomes Sunday viewers to the local news magazine.

The lasagna-loving cat lounges across the bumper as Garfield promises to return after these messages.

Lightning-bolt logo and crackling energy effects launch the high-octane action-figure line into Saturday morning glory. A blue jet-fighter toy zooms through dusty terrain, ready to defend the world from the forces of evil.

The orange tabby troublemaker grins behind the palm fronds, ready for another cartoon prank in the neighborhood.

The familiar yellow box and a sneak peek at the prize tucked inside, one in every specially marked box.

Tiny astronaut figures peek through colorful brick portholes in a world where imagination snaps together.

Mom builds towering sandwiches at the kitchen counter while the kids wait for that soft white classic.

The pink kid-sized electric guitar with built-in amp lets aspiring rockers shred their first power chords at home.

The trio rocks shell-toes and fat laces in a stripped-down studio, hip-hop style meeting sneaker culture in living color.

A dangling plastic skeleton sets a spooky stage for some seasonal fun against velvet curtains.

A growing kid in jeans and a teal pullover hoists a tall glass of cold milk for the nutrition pitch. The famous slogan reminds families that milk does a body good, set against a creamy white pour.

The light-up doll with curly blonde hair glows as girls dance her around in pretend pajama-party fun. Soft slumber-party scenes show off the doll's twinkling lights, perfect for bedtime adventures.

A ball is tossed for the perfect serve as a kid in a red cap takes the court with championship dreams.

Stacks of golden pancakes drenched in syrup fill the breakfast table, a Kellogg-era morning classic.

A boy in a red cap sips from a juice box as the sweet-tart apple goodness keeps him going.

A family gathers around the TV for game-night magic, controllers in hand and gameplay glowing across the den.

A pair of small hands holds up the cereal-box adventure game promising rescues, riddles, and prizes.

An eerie doorway opens onto the sweet world of Nabisco marshmallow treats, brand stamp included.

Crayon-colored title art splashes across the screen for a children's book series about big dreams.

Sneakered feet pump the leg press machine as the high-tech home gym promises serious results.

A woman in a soft blue dress poses for the photographer as the family-portrait specialists do their thing.

Neon glow and disco lights frame the local roller rink hangout where every weekend felt like Friday night.

Two kids peer down into the gooey green ooze, the kind of gross-out fun that defined a decade of toy aisles.

A perfectly piled sugar cone hovers in a starburst of light, that creamy chocolate-dipped treat in all its glory.

A pristine blue cube drifts across the screen as the famed magnetic media brand makes its presence known.

The wind-up Disney toys roll across the table, a free prize in every Happy Meal at participating locations. The full Rescue Rangers lineup is shown beside the golden arches branding for collecting them all.

A doorway opens to imaginative play as little ones ready their figures for a new make-believe mission.

Eager builders snap together girders and rotors for a custom flying machine in the ultimate construction kit.

A brooding mob boss sits in the shadows of a smoky bar as the prime-time crime drama returns.

The soft-glow logo introduces another late-decade beauty fix promising smoother skin in just weeks.

Volunteers load up crates of fresh food for the San Francisco charity at 2720 17th Street, a community lifeline. The bright pink address card invites donations to the meal-delivery program serving those in need.

The familiar little blue guy beams from his mushroom village, ready for another Saturday morning adventure.

A cheerful underwater pal with bright yellow snork waves hello, undersea cartoon companion to the Smurfs.

A wide-eyed kid bites into a bursting fruit snack as the candy-shell pops with juicy goo inside.

The plastic jack-o-lantern buckets line up in a spooky parade, perfect for trick-or-treat night.

A man in shades reflects on family vacation memories as the marine park beckons for another visit.

The friendly green brontosaurus mascot welcomes visitors to a prehistoric attraction full of wonder.

Pajama-clad kids bounce on patriotic bedding as the department store celebrates the red, white, and blue holiday.

A tiny hostess pours pretend tea for her dolls in a cozy backyard tea-party scene.

The yarn-haired baby doll squeezes a sponge of red liquid in a soapy-tub bath-time playset.

A trio of fluffy floppy-eared pups pose on letter blocks as Hasbro's huggable line takes the stage. A little girl giggles in pink lighting as her Fluppy snuggles up close on the playroom floor. A girl flips through the activity booklet that came with her cuddly new pal for hours of fun.

A casual guy at the kitchen table digs into a flaky-crust pot pie, frozen comfort food at its finest.

Boxes of refrigerated pie crusts line the dairy case as the Doughboy makes home baking effortless.

Lab technicians grind custom lenses on the floor as the chain promises eyeglasses in about an hour. A bespectacled young man tries on his new frames inside the mall location, glasses while you wait. The retailer lists locations at Belden Village, Summit, and Richmond malls for one-stop optical service.

The contest entry form invites young viewers to mail their picks to Box 29943 in Parma, Ohio for the win. A grid of beloved cartoon faces flashes by as kids decide which to vote for in the local TV contest.

The off-road icon kicks up dust through golden field grass, pure 80s freedom on four wheels.

Tiny chubby-cheeked dolls model their snap-on accessories for the latest yarn-haired fashion line. The full lineup of preemies poses with their colorful outfits, accessories sold separately.

The candy-red kid-sized Jeep tears across the lawn for true tiny-driver thrills from Power Wheels.

Two little girls cradle their baby dolls in a side-by-side stroller during make-believe playdate fun. The sturdy double-stroller toy rolls down the sidewalk as girls pretend to be busy young moms.

The pink-lavender doll stroller is featured for the My Child line, plush passenger included.

A bashful kid clutches his beloved My Buddy doll on the front porch, that overall-clad best pal.

Tiny hands work the chunky red tape deck designed for toddlers to spin their first sing-along tunes.

The compact luxury sedan glides past the dealership in champagne paint, the everyday Cadillac.

The dealership service banner is mirrored on screen for trustworthy auto care done right.

A handy graphic and slogan promises exterior gloss and engine reliability from the auto-care experts.

A perfectly baked oat-streusel muffin crumbles open to reveal blueberry goodness, bakery-fresh from the freezer. Another tender muffin splits in half showing off its juicy blueberry interior, the morning treat done right.

Tubs of premium ice cream fill a frosty freezer case in the strawberry, vanilla, and rum raisin lineup.

A young woman with soft dark curls smiles for the camera, perm-day glamour without the salon price.

The clear glass measuring cup with red markings sits on the counter, a kitchen workhorse forever.

Glittering wings sparkle on a cartoon fairy gliding across a starlit sky for the magical Tonka toy line. The pink banner announces that Star Fairies will return after these messages, sweet sparkle on hold.

The berry-scented cottage glows in pastel watercolors as the freckled redhead heads off on a sweet adventure.

A young man dabs his face with a soft white square in the classic absorbency demonstration.

Tiny hands open the pink pocket-sized playset to reveal a miniature world of dolls and accessories.

A girl in a yellow shirt twists open the heart-shaped surprise toy that hides a tiny doll inside.

The familiar suburban arches stand under a clear blue sky for another visit to America's favorite drive-in. Another classic locale showcases the red and yellow eatery, hot food and fast service guaranteed.

The bright orange $2.89 price flashes huge on screen for the affordable family meal deal.

A weekend warrior practices his backhand on the suburban court for community lessons starting soon.

A friendly optician walks viewers through the eye exam process at the trusted neighborhood clinic. The promo card shouts contact lenses as low as $49 a pair from the optical chain you trust.

A home cook unboxes the frozen pizza-stuffed pastries as the family gathers for an easy weeknight meal. The brand boxes are shown stacked next to the Ideal-rice cousin in this Mama Celeste-era frozen lineup.

Boxed convenience meals line up on the counter for fast family dinners that feel almost homemade.

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