80's Commercials Vol. 1045
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- Опубликовано: 30 дек 2023
- These commercials aired on ABC on December 31st, 1983
1. "New Year's Rockin' Eve 1984" Intro (Brought to you by 20th Century Fox and Dr Pepper)
2. "New Year's Rockin' Eve 1984" (With Priscilla Barnes from "Three's Company" and Doug Barr from "The Fall Guy" as hosts. Also featuring Culture Club and Dick Clark in Times Square. I love the shot at 4:42 with Dick Clark waving his arms and having the cue card in front of him, it's awesome to see a sort of "behind the scenes" look)
3. Dr Pepper
4. TV Spot for "Two Of A Kind" (Another box office and critical flop for John Travolta after a string of unsuccessful films, culminating in 1985's "Perfect"...which performed even worse. Travolta was essentially put in movie jail after that and went into semi-retirement until 1989's "Look Who's Talking" became a surprise hit and reinvigorated his career)
5. "New Year's Rockin' Eve 1984" (With Laura Branigan and Dick Clark)
6. Sugar Free Dr Pepper
7. TV Spot for "Two Of A Kind" and "To Be Or Not To Be" ("To Be Or Not To Be" had good reviews but was also not a success at the box office)
8. Promo for "Life's Most Embarrassing Moments" and "Foul-Ups, Bleeps & Blunders" (The latter show was ABC's attempt to copy the format of NBC's "TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes" hosted by Dick Clark and Ed McMahon and produced by Dick Clark Productions. I wonder what Dick Clark thought of this promo airing during his New Year's Eve show?)
9. "New Year's Rockin' Eve 1984" (With Rick James and Dick Clark)
10. TV Spot for "To Be Or Not To Be"
11. Sugar Free Dr Pepper
12. TWA
13. The Dime Savings Bank Of New York
14. Promo for "The Making Of Superman III", "Hardcastle & McCormick" and "California Dolls" ("California Dolls" was originally released in theaters as "...All The Marbles" in 1981 but was retitled when issued outside of the U.S. due to the idiomatic title based on an Americanism not making sense to foreign audiences. This retitle seems to have also applied to TV airings. I would have titled it "Columbo Meets The Lady Wrestlers")
15. "New Year's Rockin' Eve 1984" (With Dick Clark and the ball drop. Happy New Year!) 
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Happy New Year, everyone! 2023 was eventful for me. Got my first job in three years after dealing with health issues the past few years, made some strides toward my dream of being a professional screenwriter by making some connections in the industry who are interested in my work, and my fiancé and I started making plans for our future. 46-years-old, and feel like life is starting for me. Hopefully 24 will continue to hold success, after the past few had so many setbacks. Best of luck to everyone here!
Crazy to think that this was 40 years ago today.
Little did I know my life obsession would come in 1984 at 11yrs old, TRANSFORMERS.
Hell to the F yes. My favorite to this day too. Ready to celebrate 40 years, good lord, of G1. Man depressing but awesome too. Showing my son now and that’s the fun part. Passing to the next generation
@@bluray76I feel ya, I'm 50 and just had my first son and have a huge collection of Transformers he will inherit, have to raise him right, Transformers, GI Joe, He-Man and playing "guns" in the backyard. Also to love girls because that's one thing the 80s taught me. 😂
I was getting ready to turn eight years old at the end of January. There were so many good acts in 1983 and 1984. Loved Culture Club, Laura Branigan, Rick James, and The Mary Jane Girls.
My fiancé was born in 1984, so this year will always be dear to my heart. Wishing all of you a Happy New Year!
1984, my favorite year! I may have only been 2 years old, but many of my favorite things happened in 1984 (Care Bears, My Little Pony, The Get Along Gang . . . . .)
I love all of the above; you don’t hear too much about the Get Along Gang. Thanks for mentioning it :)
@@hopegrimsley3427 I'd still be 20 or so months from entering this life, but it's so neat watching old programs in the context they were aired.
It'd still be almost 2 years until i would be born, but i love these kinds of retro recordings. Especially if they preserve all the ephemera like commercials, bumpers, and so on
As someone who regularly visits Manhattan for Broadway Theater trips, it’s fascinating to me to see the old Times Square. Wish I could have been old enough to visit. My first trip to NY wasn’t until 1999 when I was 22. There are so many wonderful productions from the time period I wish I could have seen, as well as just the culture of the city at the time.
Times Square before it became an explicit tourist trap is something that endlessly fascinates me.
Ahhh 1984. Turned 19 that year. Wish I could go back.
Happy New Year, old friend! Here's to another 365 days of glorious nostalgic commercials!
Happy New Year to you and all the other regular fans of this channel! Here's to another year of looking back. 🙂
Bad movies, Dr Pepper which has been a staple sponsor of these ABC specials, and Dick Clark! A way to close out another great year of commercials! Happy New Year!
Yay! 1984 was my first New Year.
This was my first NYE! I may have even been in NYC…I know we were there visiting family for my first Christmas.
New Year's Rockin' Eve 1984 a)-good lineup
New Year's Rockin' Eve 1984 b) R.I.P Laura Branigan
Dr Pepper-ad possibly inspired by the French Revolution segment of Mel Brooks's History Of The World Pt.1
Hardcastle & McCormick-plot twist:the killer was a spurned cheerleader 😆
California Dolls a.k.a ..All The Marbles-good movie..should be a remake w/ any WWE or AEW wrestlers
@21:51-my favorite part-HNY!!! (Full disclosure..i was in Times Square for this ball drop)😁
I was born 22 days later! 😊1984 ❤❤❤
Happy New Year to whoever is behind this uploads !
This aired on my 7th birthday thanks for sharing
3. Dr. Pepper- With flames as tall as those on the torches among the crowd, it’s a wonder how anything didn’t catch on fire in this commercial.
Take me back!!!!
While Two of a Kind was a deserved flop, it did have a very successful soundtrack album, with music from Journey, Patti Austin and Chicago. It was more successful than the movie itself.
Whoa, I have seen a shorter version of the Dr. Pepper commercial on a 1984 episode of "American Bandstand." This was my first time seeing a long version.
"The world-famous Ambassador Hotel."
Yes, it's quite famous, Ms. Barnes, but not for a good thing.