90's Commercials Vol. 422
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2022
- These commercials aired on FOX on September 7th, 1996
1. Fox Kids Commercial Bumper
2. TV Spot for "Fly Away Home"
3. Cap'n Crunch
4. Juice 'n Cookies Baby Alive
5. McDonald's (With "Aladdin And The King Of Thieves" Happy Meal Toys. The little boy here is Alex D. Linz, probably best known for his role as "Not Kevin" in "Home Alone 3")
6. Promo for "Power Rangers Zeo"
7. Promo for "Casper"
8. Fox Kids Commercial Bumpers
9. Froot Loops (With Color Change Squirter)
10. Ocean Friends Barbie and Keiko (Keiko was finally set free in 2017 following the release of an exposé documentary detailing the systematic cruelty enacted by Barbie, Skipper and their various cohorts)
11. Pizza Hut Johnny Quest Pack (With Pizza Head, created by Walter Williams...the same guy who did Mr. Bill)
12. Fox Kids Promo
13. Promo for "Where On Earth Is Carmen Sandiego" (Yeah, like they would ever actually catch her)
14. Fox Kids Commercial Bumpers
15. Promo for "Big Bad Beetleborgs" (Um...I'm proud to say that I managed to avoid this show back then)
16. Promo for "Goosebumps" (I was an avid reader of Goosebumps in my childhood/adolescence and I remember "Attack Of The Mutant" being the first book in the series that left me saying..."well, that was awful")
17. Promo for "X-Men" (Maybe let's not use the phrase "final solution" in a cartoon for kids?)
18. WMAC Masters (These action figures look so cheap and generic. This is type of toy that would sit in the bargain bin at Kay Bee Toys or peg warm the toy aisle of K-Mart)
19. Trix (With "Aladdin And The King Of Thieves" Stampers Mail-In Offer)
20. Honey Frosted Wheaties (With Ken Griffey Jr.)
21. Promo for "Cubs Vs Phillies"
22. Fox Kids Commercial Bumpers
23. McDonald's (With "Aladdin And The King Of Thieves" Happy Meal Toys)
24. Melanie's Mall (NO Arcade? I'm not going to your mall, Melanie!)
25. Fox Kids Flight Into Nights Sweepstakes (Promoting the Sega Saturn game NiGHTS Into Dreams)
26. Promo for "Life With Louie" (RIP Louie Anderson)
27. Fox Kids Commercial Bumpers
28. Fox Kids Interstitial
29. Promo for Fox Kids Saturday Morning
30. The Zack Files Books
31. Big Bad Beetleborgs Toys (I can't help but notice the similarities to the scene towards the beginning of "Ghostbusters" where they're touring the firehouse with the realtor)
32. Read To Grow (With Gabrielle Carteris, everybody's favorite 30 year-old teenager)
33. Promo for "The Dating Newlywed Hour"
34. Fox Kids Commercial Bumpers
35. Teacher Barbie
36. M&M's (With Tia Carrere)
37. Wear Safety Gear PSA (I kind of want to play that video game lol)
38. Kirby Super Star for SNES (With Earl Boen, who played Dr. Silberman in The Terminator movies)
39. Promo for "The Tick"
40. Promo for "X-Men"
41. Fox Kids Commercial Bumper
42. "Goosebumps" End Credits 
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Fly Away Home is a wonderful and underrated film that was horribly represented in that commercial. It's a beautiful drama based on a true story with an opening scene that makes me tear up every time, and that music they used in the background of the commercial is unacceptable.
I hated getting up early as a kid, but I was coursing with excited energy on Saturday mornings and would get up for the early cartoons and binge until X-Men and Carmen Sandiego were over.
What a time to have gotten to be a kid.
Sometimes I get a little down when I watch these kid centric ad blocks.
Life is so different for my nephew today versus how it was for me and his dad then.
No Saturday morning cartoons on the main network stations for him, no kick ass sweepstakes like this Sega one, no book series like Goosebumps or it's companion TV show.
FOX Kids is the stuff of legends. I loved every second of this recording! Amazing times.
I love seeing the trailers for old movies. And the prizes inside cereal boxes, those were always a great selling point when I was a kid. Great memories, thanks for uploading.
Fox Kids and Kids WB where the channels I used to watch Saturday morning cartoons back in the 1990s. To me, this defined Saturday morning cartoons more than CBS, NBC, and ABC combined.
I concur 1000%
11:12 I remember entering that NIGHTS sweepstake!
That safety gear commercial is something I totally forgot lol. I always cracked up at that boy crashing his bike.
RIP Green Ranger aka Mr. Jason David Frank
I wasn’t a fan of the Carmen Sandiego cartoon, but I loved the game show on PBS
Senior year in college was 96-97. If I had zero stuff to do on a Saturday morning, I'd flip through the channels for any cartoons to watch and pass the time. I'm sure I stopped by Fox a few times.
My time with Fox Kids ended in September 1995. That's the month they aired the final 5 episodes of "Batman: The Animated Series", and Animaniacs left the network around the same time (it moved to Kids WB, and I didn't have access to that channel until 1998). Plus, I didn't care for live action stuff like "Goosebumps" and "Big Bad Beatle Borgs", and I was getting ready to graduate high school around that time, and had less time to tune in....
But arguably, the Golden Age of Fox Kids ran all the way until 1998: "X-Men" ended in September 1997, "Spider-Man" ended in January 1998, and "Bobby's World" ends in February 1998, and the final season of "original" Power Rangers concluded in November, 1998.
Became a fan of Where On Earth Is San Diego when I was much older than when I was a kid. Nevertheless I miss this era of TV dearly. Because we always had something to look forward to during the weekends and week days. Awhile still having an outside life with friends. It's was all a fair balance. And the age of video games made things even more special. Sega Saturn was a good system to have. Nights was a unique experience.
It says a lot that I grew up on Power Rangers and Beetleborgs and this is the first time I can remember ever seeing a toy commercial for the Beetleborgs.
Melanie's Mall is probably the most consumerist toyline that I've ever seen
Ahhh the good ole days!
okay wow yeah winning that SEGA contest definitely woulda been a dream come true for me back then! JOYPOLIS was a pretty stellar arcade center from what I hear... and having every saturn game wouldn't be half bad!
Man, that ad for Fly Away Home does not sell how somber and sad it is at all. What a bait and switch.
Teacher Barbie was my favorite toy for about a year but funny story was that my mom had to buy me that toy since she was going to give the same toy as a gift for a birthday girl (her friend's daughter)
The WMAC Masters tv show was filmed at Universal Orlando. I remember they often used the show building for the Kongfrontation ride (RIP) as set for filming the city fights.
As a 90s girl who liked going to the mall for just about anything other than clothes shopping, I wouldn't go to Melanie's mall, either; I loved going to the arcade at both of the malls nearest me. One of those malls has since been torn down, but the other one is still around and got rid of their arcade several years ago, giving me yet another reason not to go there much.
Juice 'n Cookies Baby Alive is such an awkward name, they couldn't fit it in the commercial's jingle without having the singers speed up every time they sang the name.
Beetleborgs was another attempt from Saban to replicate Power Rangers, taking a Japanese action show and splicing it with new American footage. In this case, the Americanization involved combining comic books with a haunted house full of goofy oldschool horror monsters, who were also the good guys, lead by the eccentric ghost of Elvis Presley. The results were... odd.
IMO Power Rangers struck that perfect balance of Saved By The Bell mixed with Japanese Monster Movies. Beetleborgs comes across as something where the concept was sort of lost in translation and a bit tone deaf of what was popular/appealing to kids in America at the time.
@@80sCommercialVault Yeah, I think the comic book angle alone would've been enough, but then they added this weird sitcom element with knockoff Universal monsters and it's just... too many ingredients. Still, I feel it was vaguely more popular than their other Power Ranger runoffs. It was certainly more memorable at least, lol.
What an excellent break. Rest in peace pizza face. A true innovative hero who helped us make progression in the universe. Their funeral was attended by Marvel's finest and the funny fox. Aside from Wolverine who had the *audacity* to show up shirtless. I know Storm is way better than you in mvc2 but you don't gotta be an embarrassment to everyone about it!
That goosebumps episode is hilariously bad btw lol. Nights is cool though :).
Juice And Cookies Baby Alive- Watching that doll eat the cookies with her mouth chewing like that looks like nightmare fuel.
Kirby Super Star For SNES- Those kids looking inflated throughout this commercial reminds me of how Violet Beauregard became a blueberry in "Charlie And The Chocolate Factory".
Lovely ad compilation 💜💜💜
Wow, another Saturn commercial!
Nights Into Dreams was an underrated game that was supposed to compete with the other big mascot platformers that came out at the same time, namely Nintendo's Super Mario 64, and Sony's Crash Bandicoot. Sadly, it didn't have the same level of hype that those two games did. While it has a loyal fanbase, and has gotten some sequels off and on, it was nowhere near as successful as it should have been.
Wmac masters figures were in the bargin bin at Kaybee. I remember buying the belt for really cheap.
no cartoon, no sales basically.
Masters Of The Universe started out as a action figure line in 1981 and wasn't supported by a cartoon until 1983. My Little Pony also started out as a toy line in 1982 and didn't get a cartoon special until 1984. A lot of popular toys did not start out having a cartoon to support it.
These figures didn't sell terribly well because they were bad, unappealing action figures.
12:08 - Oh, the irony.
WMAC Masters was on after American Gladiators and... well it wasn't the best but being a kung fun fan I took in all the 90s cheey-ness it could offer!
YAY FOX 32 CHICAGO! WFLD represent!
Power Rangers Zeo-this was around the time when they started changing cast members between seasons
Where On Earth Is Carmen Sandiego-shouldve had Rockapella do the theme song
Big Bad Beetleborgs-show lasted for two seasons due to Saban running through all the stock footage of B Fighter Kabuto (the Japanese series it was based on) rather quickly..
X-Men- X-Men '97 coming to Disney+ soon.. picking up right where the Fox Kids show left off
WMAC Masters-loved when Shannon Lee was the emcee during the first season..for a while rumors were that there was going to be a live-action Mortal Kombat series using the same format
Melanie's Mall-was later turned into a open air mixed-use development
Wear Safety Gear PSA-wonder if the game is available for the Sega Saturn
Sept. 7, 1996 is the day that Tupac Shakur was shot. He eventually died 6 days later
2:45 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 alludes to The Mask.
I kind of want to see that Attack of the Mutant episode, because I love Adam West. I'm sure it's awful, though.
It was pretty good!
All of the Goosebumps TV show is on Netflix and has been for some time. It’s pretty mediocre when compared to “Are You Afraid Of The Dark” but it has that same mid 90’s Canadian charm and the episodes are based on books where much of the writing was not exactly great to begin with…so I won’t judge it too harshly. Some episodes like “The Cuckoo Clock Of Doom” actually manage to be pretty good.