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I wish there would be a remake for this.

I love his new look, but he was handsome then as well. Have such a ❤️ big crush 🥰 on Al.

Looks like A Banker (Oooh), A Banker (Oooh), A bank Account kinda guy!

Oh my!! How ironic! It’s 2024 and Weird Al (64 years old) is at the top of his career. Meanwhile… who is this Pat Sajak guy?! I’ve never heard of him until watching this interview.

Been with Natwest since 1983, but never seen this ad before. Uncanny.

Darling Fascist Bullyboy, give me some more money, you bastard. May the seed of your loin be fruitful in the belly of your woman.

Clearly, Pat Sajak is trying to act like David Letterman

Yeah this was shown regularly at cinemas. Always used to get a laugh.

"Little squirt! He does one advert and he thinks he's Dustin Hoffman"

First time I've seen the BBFC logo in the middle of an ad?

He is SUCH a personality, love him!!!!

Very funny thanks 😆

Hippster punk looks good😅

Pat you should have mentioned it Eat It as well!!! The look on your face when you said I Lost On Jeopardy I love that!!!

Why did MTV censor "arse"?

Yes, when he's in his 60s, he'll still be weird and he'll still be touring.

4:40 Oh, my sides!! 🤣

I think Sajak hated losing control for more than one second...one of the reasons he failed so hard at talk show host.

"Stuck in a closet with Vanna White"

This made my day - probably my whole month, thank you for posting!! Pppfffft to the jackasses who clicked thumbs-down - sorry for the broken sorrow of your soul.

that introduction LOL

......what no yellow Anglia

What year was this commercial filmed in?

And here we are! Al's turning 61 this month, and he hasn't changed a bit!! Looks great for his age, and he's still doing what he does best. I couldn't be happier for him :)

You don't even need a reference today.

I was at this recording.

Lasted for four months from September to December 1987 on CBS Saturday Morning. Replaced with reruns from the 1986 Teen Wolf cartoon. When Saturday Rocks on CBS.

Now this what bank adverts should be like.

Flip was a strange show.

I know a lot about Weird Al, but I didn't know about this appearance. And this is terrific! Pat Sajak probably needed a hearing check after this interview.

Wow, this is such a flashback for me. This was one of the first things I ever taped with a VCR, and bagging three episodes of The Young Ones in a single night (Neil's Fab 3) allowed me to evenetually tape all 12 episodes in a mere nine weeks. I'm surprised how much of this I remember! One gag that you trimmed out was when he thinks he's about to show a video by "T. Rex"... instead of the original version of "Bang A Gong (Get It On)", it began showing the 1985 Power Station version. Neil's voice can be heard yelling "That's not T.Rex!!" and he rips out the giant studio tape and puts on the correct one. Loved that.

Weird Grandpa Yankovic, hmm.

0:06

If you want to open a bank account, you’ve got to look smart.

0:40 It's Ed the Duck in human form.

help I can't stop pressing 1 to hear him say "SMART!" over and over

The guy who sings the theme song was my best friend.

Awesome find man, pure gold.

Neil looks better in PAL and worse in NTSC

I have never seen that in my LIFE! Was it ever even ON telly? Beerrilliant!

Bloody marvellous. Thanks!!

Why didn't he play the whole song of Mr. Frump? He should have talked about it more like how he came up with it.

Can you do more videos on The show, Flip?

1:35 LOL

Is there an S, Pat?

Forget the bank account, I want the teller!

THANK YOU!!!! I taped this on VHS and a "friend" never returned the tape. I remember it llike it was yesterday...

Look at the natwest adverts now, a load of bullshit.

In response to SSMProductions360: At 3:25, Weird Al does not drop the F-bomb. He was thinking and might have been ready to say "In fact, it was about 10 years ago". Or maybe he was going to say, "Five years ago," but realized it was actually "Ten". He's pretty clean. I've been watching a lot of Al on RUclips this week; and I saw one of his concerts where his mother and father introduced him at the beginning of the show. He just oozes respect.

Imagine all the kids who tuned in to see Michael Jackson or something and saw this fake British hippie telling them he's boring!