80's Commercials Disc 37 DVD

Sultry, dreamlike vignettes drift through a sunlit mansion as tangled lovers melt into shadow. Calvin Klein's signature scent turns longing into pure cinema, all whispered narration and smoldering glances.

Sumo wrestlers sweat under the lab lights as scientists test the limits of antiperspirant strength. Right Guard takes the heaviest hitters in the sport and proves that anything less just won't cut it.

Fireballs bloom, Mel Gibson grins through the chaos, and Danny Glover braces for one more wild ride. Lethal Weapon 2 promises bigger explosions, sharper one-liners, and buddy-cop action turned all the way up.

Morgan Freeman tips his straw hat on a Southern porch while Jessica Tandy rides shotgun through changing decades. Driving Miss Daisy delivers a tender, Oscar-bound friendship paved one mile at a time.

A velvet box opens beside a glittering bow, catching candlelight on something brilliant inside. Zales turns the season's biggest moment into a quiet little gasp under the tree.

Bold red letters flash across the screen as the chart-topping duo strikes a pose on the cover. Stock up, get 'em while they're hot, the hottest pop crossover act of the year on cassette and CD.

Steven Spielberg sends Richard Dreyfuss soaring through smoke and flame as a guardian angel pilot watching over the woman he loves. Always lifts romance into the clouds with sweeping spectacle and a tear in its eye.

Families embrace, soccer teams celebrate, and the sleek new sedan glides down a winding country road. Plymouth Acclaim arrives with a seven-year warranty and Chrysler engineering built to back it up.

A young woman speaks plainly into the camera before the screen explodes with twisted wreckage and a cowboy aiming a cannon at the bottle. The Maine Association of Broadcasters delivers a holiday don't drink and drive message that lands with a punch.

Bold yellow text screams 4.8 percent GMAC financing, millions in cash back, and an All-Out Excitement Close-Out across a lineup of shining new sedans. Pontiac dealers clear the lot before year's end with deals too loud to ignore.

A dad picks up the phone to hear his kid's voice from across the country, and the miles just melt away. AT&T reminds you it's the right choice for the calls that matter most this season.

A golden nugget hovers in close-up while bright green letters spell out the GREAT taste deal. McDonald's and a hot music compilation team up for one of the season's tastiest combos.

Crisp green letters spell out KEEP across a clean white field, a quiet reminder before the holiday rush. Keep America Beautiful asks for one small habit that changes everything.

A festive CD case spins into view wrapped in holly and bright lights with the cast posed for laughs. The Saturday Night Live holiday compilation packs the funniest sketches and songs into one stocking-stuffer disc.

A burnt-orange sport coupe tears down a desert highway while a wisecracking driver leans out the window. The Eagle Talon brings turbocharged Mitsubishi muscle to Chrysler showrooms with attitude to spare.

Spotlights flare around the British pop heartthrobs as they belt out the hooks from their sophomore album. Bros drop The Time with new singles and posters packed inside the deluxe holiday release.

Tom Cruise locks lips with his prom date, then stares down war-torn memories that won't let go. Oliver Stone's Born on the Fourth of July arrives in theaters as the year's most powerful drama.

A sleek white Excel cruises down the open road as the screen promises savings of hundreds before January 3rd. Hyundai dealers wrap up the year with deals that put a new car in the driveway for less.

A rugged 4x4 churns through desert dust while a worried executive paces back at the office. Jeep Cherokee proves it can handle whatever the boss, the weather, or the trail throws at it.

Candlelit glances, a lingering kiss, and a face turned toward a malnourished child halfway across the world. Revlon ties beauty to heart with a holiday spot that goes deeper than the surface.

A magical pennant flutters in the breeze beside a glittering centerpiece and a brand new toy plane buzzing across the carpet. Hasbro's My Little Pony Special Time playset turns Christmas morning into pure pastel magic.

The Big Zoom barrel rolls across the floor while kids race a fully loaded multi-level Hot Wheels garage. Mattel packs holiday playtime with two of the season's most action-packed boys' toys.

Hundred Acre Wood blossoms with cartoon Christopher Robin and a flapping vulture chase straight out of Disney's Saturday morning lineup. The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh brings honey-sweet animation home for the holidays.

Tiny hands tap the glowing pegs as red lights bounce around the octagonal arena. Bank Shot from Parker Brothers turns electronic pool into a pocket-sized challenge anyone can pick up.

Plush sofas and dining sets line the showroom floor with banners promising savings up to 50 percent off. B&L Furniture in Portland keeps the credit easy and the delivery free, six days a week on SE Grand.

A sister and brother slide a cake pan under the warming bulb while a blonde girl sneaks a frosted bite. The Easy Bake Oven serves up homemade fun with mixes and pans that turn any kitchen counter into a bakery.

The clean rainbow stripe under the Gabriel name promises a smoother ride for any car on the road. Gabriel Shocks deliver decades of suspension know-how to keep every bump from rattling your teeth.

Jerry Lewis fizzes a beaker into laboratory lunacy as the Saturday 4:00 movie banner flashes across the screen. The Nutty Professor airs on KPTV for an afternoon of slapstick chemistry and classic Lewis mugging.

Marilyn McCoo cues the dancers under a rainbow arch of lights as the Solid Gold stage glitters into holiday mode. The syndicated music showcase rolls out a Christmas episode packed with the year's biggest chart-toppers.

Ronald hoists his red shoes high and Grimace grins as the golden arches glow against a winter sky. McDonald's wraps the season in giggles with seasonal favorites and a smile under every Happy Meal lid.

A pencil circles dates on the wall calendar as the bonus offer counts down through the month. Hummingbird Rewards turns everyday purchases into points worth coming back for.

Cheering crowds hoist a little league hero, then grandma waves her bag of chocolate candies high as the famous slogan rolls in. M&M's reminds the family that the milk chocolate melts in your mouth, not in your hand.

The bright blue B&L Furniture banner lists the credit store hours with free delivery promised under a glowing neon sign. The Portland mainstay invites shoppers in for holiday savings on every room of the house.

The bold Schick logo sits beside the Portland phone number for anyone ready to turn back the clock on thinning hair. Schick offers a private consultation for a fuller look that feels like the real thing.

Toy cars whip around banked curves under bright orange logos as the slot track flickers to life. Slipstream Racing from Speedtrack puts pro-style head-to-head racing on the bedroom floor.

The neon Rock 80 logo bursts across the screen alongside Joe Jackson and Gary Numan in concert footage. Rock 80 captures the new wave era's biggest names on one electrifying compilation.

A baker pipes perfect frosted swirls onto holiday cookies using the bottle and jar cutter set. Pampered Chef tools land at Kmart for only $4.96, ready to make the season's baking foolproof.

The shaded singer leans into the studio mic as the neon sign blinks the title to life. Roy Orbison The Movie collects the legend's biggest concert moments and music videos onto one essential video release.

The Doughboy giggles beside a fresh batch of chocolate chip cookies pulled hot from the oven. Pillsbury makes magic with Poppin' Fresh dough that turns weeknight dessert into a kitchen miracle.

An oscilloscope wave dances in time with the music as Maxell pumps perfect sound through every cassette. The legendary tape brand keeps your mixtapes crisp from the first track to the last.

The bearded singer sways into the mic as the soft rock hit Steal Away shimmers across the screen. Robbie Dupree's smooth ballad anchors a new compilation of mellow chart favorites.

The clean blue and red Fred Meyer banner promises more than just savings under one big roof. The Pacific Northwest's one-stop shopping center stocks groceries, gifts, and goods for every holiday list.

A driver flips down a sleek dashboard accessory that blocks blinding glare with one easy snap. Sun Shield keeps eyes on the road and the sun out of them, all season long.

The portable no-spill cup rests in the console as a jogger races down the sidewalk in red sweats. Rubbermaid's AutoCup keeps drinks hot or cold without a single drip on the morning commute.

Logos for Hi-School Pharmacy, Woolworth, My-Mart, and Montgomery Ward flicker past while the price tag of $3.95 lands center screen. Tarn-X tarnish remover lands exclusively at Fred Meyer with a money-back guarantee.

Glowing neon arcs spell out Your Best Choice above the bold KPTV 12 logo. The Portland independent station rolls out fall programming with the local promise of must-watch nights.

The crisp red Meier and Frank logo glows against a clean field of color, holiday gift-giving distilled to one trusted name. The Pacific Northwest department store stocks every floor with seasonal style.

A leather wallet pops open beside a money clip, gold chains, and the gleaming Sergio Valente label stitched onto designer denim. The luxury jean brand piles on the holiday gift ideas any teen wants under the tree.

A clerk thumbs through bins of vinyl as the Record Vacuum demonstrates pop-free playback for 33, 45, and 78 RPM discs. The clever cleaning gadget keeps every album sounding showroom-fresh.

Logos for Payless Drug, My-Mart, Newberrys, and KPTV 12 spin past in a quick local sponsor reel. The Pacific Northwest names line up to keep the season's specials in front of every viewer.

The bold Fred Meyer banner promises another great season to shop with all the trimmings under one roof. Holiday shoppers fill carts with food, gifts, and stocking stuffers from every department.

Boxed game cartridges fan out beside the iconic woodgrain console while the screen flashes specially priced for Christmas. Atari 2600 keeps every kid glued to the TV with the cartridges that started the home video game craze.

Bugs leans against a cracked wall as Elmer Fudd holds an APRIL FOOL CIGARS sign and the Roadrunner blurs across the desert. Bugs Bunny and Friends roll out the Looney Tunes classics in a Saturday morning showcase.

Excited kids gather around the colorful gameboard moving gingerbread tokens through the rainbow path. Candy Land from Milton Bradley brings the sweetest first board game to family game night.

The Year in Sports special edition lands on the newsstand wrapped in highlight-reel covers as the announcer pitches 52 issues for $27.95. Sports Illustrated stuffs the holiday subscription offer with bonus gear for fans of every team.

The signature red Meier and Frank logo glows as gift-wrapped surprises pile up beneath the lit Christmas tree. The Pacific Northwest department store keeps the season's biggest brands in stock and on display.

Torn paper graphics rip across the screen with the Cheap Trick logo splashed in classic concert colors. The power-pop legends pack their biggest hits onto one essential greatest hits collection.

Pulsing red neon spells out Gary Numan with synth-driven precision against a starlit black backdrop. The new wave pioneer's biggest tracks land on a single must-have compilation.

The Fred Meyer banner promises more than just savings as shoppers fill carts in every department. The Pacific Northwest's one-stop shopping center stocks the season's must-haves for less.

A kid sports oversized funky shades and grooves to a portable cassette player while the bubbly Zack logo bounces overhead. The colorful Zack tape player turns any bedroom or backyard into an instant dance floor.

Boxes of Legoland, Castle, and Blacktron sets fan out across a play table ready for builders of every age. LEGO stacks the holiday gift list with the building bricks that snap together into endless adventures.

A tuxedoed gentleman pulls a love note from his pocket as the golden bottle glints on the dresser. Prince Matchabelli reminds you that your Wind Song stays on his mind long after the night is over.

Pee-Wee Herman pops the lid on a sparkling jewelry box inside his neon-bright clubhouse set. Pee-Wee's Playhouse tapes hit shelves with all the wacky episodes parents and kids quote on repeat.

A gentle close-up on a poised hostess gives way to the bold red Knorr logo and a steaming holiday dish. Knorr reminds the home cook that taste is everything when guests gather around the table.

A toddler clutches a stuffed friend as the network announces the prime time special at 9pm. The Deep North airs on KOMO 2 as part of the A World of Difference initiative on race and community.

Bottles of bright blue cleaner sit ready in the holiday gift basket beside fresh towels and seasonal accents. Mr. Clean tackles the year-end mess so the home shines for company without breaking a sweat.

A husband helps his wife slip into a buttery soft pair of gloves before holiday plans take them out the door. Isotoner gloves wrap the hands in stretchy warmth that fits everyone on the gift list.

A laughing baby grabs at mom's hand and the Q-tips box appears with the line a swab by any other name is not the same. Q-tips reminds families that the original cotton swab still earns its place in every medicine cabinet.

Cast credits scroll past Cowboy Curtis, Mrs. Rene, and the King of Cartoons before the Pee-Wee Pictures logo blooms in pink. The Pee-Wee's Playhouse Christmas Special ends the holiday hour with a wink and a dancing planet.

A miniature racer screams up vertical track defying gravity around a desert canyon stop sign. Tyco Zero Gravity Cliff Hangers send slot cars climbing walls in a wild new spin on the racing classic.

Festive sweaters and patterned scarves layer across the holiday display in warm seasonal hues. JCPenney rolls out the Christmas catalog with cozy gift ideas wrapped in real value.

Home security pitched with a polished spokesperson and that reassuring blue ADT logo. Patrol vans, peace of mind, and a toll-free number that promised the bad guys would never get in. A handsome home gets the full security treatment. Suited reps stand watch as the 1-800-442-4000 number flashes, selling the suburban dream of a fortress you could actually afford.

That bright orange and red box made roast night a breeze. Mom slides a glistening turkey from the bag, no scrubbing pans required, and the family eats like royalty.

Hooooo! The mighty electronic laser light fortress towers over the action figures, blasting evil with sound and color. Every kid wanted Lion-O's home base under the tree.

Barbie trades the Dreamhouse for the stage with neon lights, pink guitars, and a backup band ready to rock. Girls everywhere staged their own sold-out tours on the bedroom floor.

The 45 spins under hot pink lights as a pulsing dance hit calls out from the speakers. A late-night TV record offer for everyone who needed the hottest tracks of the season.

Trays of fresh-baked goodness roll out of the bakery as a friendly baker lets you in on the secret. Coffee cake, donuts, and that famous see-through window box.

The chef himself smiles outside an old stone kitchen, ladling out steaming pasta. Kids dig in with grins from ear to ear, proof that dinner from a can could feel homemade.

Real firefighters battle a blaze while families watch their world go up in smoke. A sobering reminder to check the smoke alarm before tucking the kids in tonight.

The Masters of the Universe heroic water-blasting elephant warrior charges into battle. Squeeze his trunk and watch the bad guys get soaked, an action figure with serious splash power.

They look like ordinary boulders until they transform into mighty warriors. The GoBots spinoff that had every kid checking their pebble collection for hidden heroes.

Floppy ears, sad eyes, and a cardboard adoption carrier you couldn't say no to. The cuddly plush pups that turned every kid into a soft-hearted shelter parent.

The thumb-sucking monkey dolls with the squeaky song you couldn't get out of your head. Curly tails, bright outfits, and that unmistakable Japanese plush charm.

The classic board game with a fresh push for game night. Tiny tokens, paper money, and the greedy joy of buying Boardwalk while your sister landed in jail.

Kiss a little longer with that famous cinnamon zing. A cute couple shares a stick and the catchy jingle plays you right into the next commercial break.

Nell Carter holds court in NBC's lovable family sitcom. Weeknights at 6:30, the laughs and heart of America's favorite housekeeper kept living rooms tuned in.

A wide-eyed kid savors the frozen creamy treat that defined summer afternoons. Chocolate, vanilla, swirl, all on a stick and all impossibly delicious.

The glow-in-the-dark gown that turned bedtime into a fairytale. Barbie shines with magical sparkle pink, the must-have for every girl's vanity table.

The pink stage lights up as Barbie and her band launch into a full live concert playset. Microphones, amps, and rocker glam ready for arena-sized fun.

Those golden little O's float in the bowl as a teen savors breakfast. The yellow box stacks high in the pantry, the trusted morning crunch of an entire generation.

Happy holidays from the showroom with savings stacked under the tree. Sofas, dining sets, and that classic department store cheer ringing through December. No payments till March 87 and 810 dollars in coupons sweeten the deal. The kind of holiday furniture sale that filled living rooms with brand new everything.

295 dollars for a wireless remote VHS that changed Saturday nights forever. Pop in a tape, hit play, and the rental store becomes your own private theater.

Each one came with adoption papers and a name all their own. Yarn hair, dimpled cheeks, and the doll craze that turned shopping malls into chaos.

Game over, man. The terrifying xenomorphs creep across the dark corridors as Ripley loads up. James Cameron's sci-fi sequel that made everyone afraid of the dark again.

Stacks of fabric and savings of 60 to 80 percent off. A local discount blowout that promised bargains too good to leave on the rack.

Lab coats and pocket protectors at work on the next big breakthrough. A career pitch celebrating the brainpower behind every microchip and circuit board of the decade.

Streisand's stirring drama lights up the broadcast premiere. Sweeping music, a purple-soaked title card, and the kind of prestige picture that made for an event TV night.

Plump spuds piled high in a wooden bowl, ready for mashing, baking, or frying. The wholesome staple that anchored every meat and potatoes dinner of the era.

Two for a dollar with coupon, 40 percent more sheets, and a paper towel ready for any spill. The blue and white roll that handled kitchen chaos with ease.

More value for your dollar at the supermarket that knew how to stretch a paycheck. Crisp produce, weekly specials, and the friendly aisles of the neighborhood grocery.

The bright primary colors and chunky toys that started every kid on the right foot. Dinosaurs, blocks, and playtime built for little hands.

The Playskool dino playsets featured cavemen, prehistoric pals, and adventures from the dawn of time. Roar-worthy fun for the toy box.

The talking stork waddles in with a craving for that crunchy dill goodness. The pickle jar that owned every Thanksgiving relish tray and lunchbox sandwich.

Pop them in the toaster and breakfast is served in minutes. Frosted, sprinkled, fruit-filled, and ready to grab on the way out the door to the school bus. Friends crowd around the kitchen counter as the foil pouch tears open. Hot from the toaster, the breakfast pastry that beat cereal hands down.

A bundled-up kid hauls a giant cardboard crown across the snowy yard. The fast food kingdom rolls out winter fun for the youngest royalty.

A redhead in overalls grins her way through a fresh