80's Commercials Vol. 1038

Описание: These commercials aired on ABC on December 14th, 1980

1. Vaseline
2. Chimère by Prince Matchabelli
3. Cling Free (Grandma absolutely knew she was wrong the whole time. 1:03 You can read on the mom's face that she was nervous about her daughter challenging her authority in the laundry room)
4. TV Spot for "9 to 5" (Any ad for this that doesn't use the theme song is a fail in my book)
5. Promo for "Taxi" and "Soap" and "Vega$" (Dan's plans for holiday nookie are RUINED by the responsibilities of fatherhood)
6. ABC Station ID
7. AT&T
8. Big Red
9. Promo for "Eight Is Enough" (That Nicholas kid looks to have about as much hair as Lumpy from "The Star Wars Holiday Special" https://i.imgur.com/7NpYavg.png)
10. "Charlie's Angels" Commercial Bumper
11. Promo for "Monday Night Football"
12. Robitussin Cough Medicine (Guys...you're just making it way too complicated)
13. WOKR News Bumper
14. "Charlie's Angels" Commercial Bumper
15. Vaseline Intensive Care (Cults were really big back then, huh? They're definitely going to need hand lotion if they just keep clapping like that all day)
16. Easy To Be Me (This guy was fired later that week for leering at the female customers)
17. Promo for “The Night The City Screamed" (5:53 a young Jonathan Frakes aka Commander William Riker from Star Trek TNG)
18. Chanel No 5 Perfume (This is such an iconic ad, and feels very mid 80's in style despite being produced in 1979)
19. Instant Quaker Oatmeal
20. Colgate
21. Fresh Start Detergent
22. Promo for "Charlie's Angels" (This was a repeat of the episode "Consenting Adults" from the first season in 1976. 8:23 this scene used professional skateboarder Stacy Peralta as Farrah Fawcett's skateboard double)
23. "Charlie's Angels" End Credits (8:38 It's awesome to hear a V/O promo for the original ABC airing of "Emmet Otter's Jugband Christmas", which is one of my favorite Christmas specials. I hope to find a recording of that one of these days)
24. ABC News Brief (Partial. John Lennon was murdered on 12/8/80, this memorial in Central Park was held just under a week later. A memorial concert in Liverpool was also held on the same day)