@@jdog34505 Very much so.. at the end of the third season Jaleel had a very hard time with it. The episode where he comes to stay with the Winslow's his voice cracks the entire show it's hilarious. It is a shame his voice didn't stay as level as it did the first year or so (he sounded normal then,) but still iconic none the less.
Dmanpoke 88 I was thinking the same thing about his doll I can't remember seeing either commercial in Canada. This goes to show I think Steve Urkel made Family matters survive 8 or 9 seasons
@@Ronaldrr27 It was 9 seasons. The show ran from 1989 to 1998. For the first 8 seasons it aired on American Broadcasting Corporation (Or ABC for short) as part of their long since defunct TGIF line up (which also consisted of Full House, Perfect Strangers, Step By Step, Dinosaurs, and Boy Meets World) that aired on Friday nights on said channel until the late 1990's. For Family Matters' final season, it aired Columbia Broadcasting Services (CBS for short and no the network is not related to Columbia Pictures). Even then, they left the show on an open note in the series finale
@@hismom5600I had it it was so gross only one I remember eating that I hated and I was a kid you only remember the good not the bad it really was nasty as fuc
@@tonyangelo He will always and forever be the TRUE voice of Sonic, and now that Roger Craig Smith is stepping down, it's time for Jaleel to take his rightful place on the SEGA throne.
Funny thing is that, this time, Laura (Kellie Williams) would have been impressed with Steve. Carl and Eddie would too, saying "Finally! Something that might not malfunction for once! This is actually really good, Steve! How'd you create this cereal?".
Urkel getting other females' attention was like the Coyote just going to get fast food instead of eating the Road Runner. Laura was a higher goal altogether. Ask Myra.
Oh man I haven't seen this commercial in years. I was just thinking about this after watching the Urkel doll commercial from 91. I knew he had a cereal but I didn't remember the name of it until now. I never had Urkel-Os though but I've been Urkelized way before this came out.
lol right, but this is simply corporate capitalism. if you have a hit TV show, product, whatever...you try to capitalize on it and sell any and everything with that brand on it. Even it's knockoff cereal lol. $$$ at the end of the day
I remember this commercial Urkel Os the cereal they don’t make that anymore right!!!! Jaleel White became a TV icon as Steve Urkel from the shows run on Family Matters!!!!! Steve Urkel was everywhere Dolls, Lunchboxes,Board games, toys cereals the list goes on forever!!!!! It’s hard to believe that when you can’t play the same character on tv like you used to!!!!! Thanks for posting this video I love it!!!!!!
Such a shame I never had it; I was only a baby when that came out in 1992. BTW Urkel O's came about before Lorimar Television was absorbed into Warner Bros. Television in 1993.
NFL quarterback Doug Flutie had Flutie Flakes. And if we're counting fictional characters like Steve Urkel, Indiana Jones (with Harrison Ford's likeness) also had a morning breakfast cereal.
Irate Gamer brought me here. Definitely cringey by today's standards, but still nostalgic. I don't think I've ever had this cereal, but I've seen people like "Irate Gamer" and "L.A. Beast" tackle this cereal, and it seems to have aged fine, surprisingly.
lol capitalism. if you have a hit TV show, celebrity, or product that the whole country loves, you squeeze every bit of profit from it. You sell any and everything with that brand on it. Remember the MC hammer and N Sync action figures lol? $$$ at the end of the day
Damn they really profited off of Jaleel lol no wonder why he hated playing Urkel back then. He said he gets recognized everywhere and it gets annoying. To get cereal named after you and dolls that could talk like you of course you're gonna be known globally.
She should have been in it. Funny thing is that, this time, Laura (Kellie Williams) would have been impressed with Steve. Carl and Eddie would too, saying "Finally! Something that might not malfunction for once! This is actually really good, Steve! How'd you create this cereal?".
You're not a household name if you're not on a cereal box.
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His voice is so soothing.
you could kinda tell he was going thru puberty lol
AccurateCrabLegs wait its a he
Ironically.
A voice that Ursula could steal.
@@jdog34505 Very much so.. at the end of the third season Jaleel had a very hard time with it. The episode where he comes to stay with the Winslow's his voice cracks the entire show it's hilarious. It is a shame his voice didn't stay as level as it did the first year or so (he sounded normal then,) but still iconic none the less.
Didn't know he had his own cereal too lol
Dmanpoke 88 I was thinking the same thing about his doll I can't remember seeing either commercial in Canada. This goes to show I think Steve Urkel made Family matters survive 8 or 9 seasons
That cereal was nasty it tasted like eating cardboard chips
I would have tried it but I bet it taste like Fruit Loops and I don't like Fruit Loops
@@Ronaldrr27 It was 9 seasons. The show ran from 1989 to 1998. For the first 8 seasons it aired on American Broadcasting Corporation (Or ABC for short) as part of their long since defunct TGIF line up (which also consisted of Full House, Perfect Strangers, Step By Step, Dinosaurs, and Boy Meets World) that aired on Friday nights on said channel until the late 1990's. For Family Matters' final season, it aired Columbia Broadcasting Services (CBS for short and no the network is not related to Columbia Pictures). Even then, they left the show on an open note in the series finale
Almost every ‘90s pop culture touchstone had a cereal. Urkel, Batman, Robin Hood, Real Ghostbusters, Addams Family, Bill & Ted, Jurassic Park.
That was a bomb ass cereal. Wish they brought it back just to celebrate the show's 30 year anniversary next year.
I wish this cereal was still out! It was delicious! :)
Chip Drusano I'm jealous that you know what this tastes like.
Hahahahaha no it was not. It was horrible. Hahahahaha
Chip Drusano
I didn’t like it personally 😖
It probably was bad, probably taste like fruit loops which is nasty great commercial though
@@hismom5600I had it it was so gross only one I remember eating that I hated and I was a kid you only remember the good not the bad it really was nasty as fuc
Sounds like Sonic is excited about Urkles new cereal.
=D
You know Jaleel White was also the voice of Sonic?
@@tonyangelo He will always and forever be the TRUE voice of Sonic, and now that Roger Craig Smith is stepping down, it's time for Jaleel to take his rightful place on the SEGA throne.
@@Angie2343 agreed!
Get Urkelized with Urkel O's! just randomly pops in my head from time to time 😂
Same here!!
The tune itself plays in my head.
Urkel was definitely a unique character.
Played by a very unique man! Jaleel is amazing!
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This guy has everything, a tv show, an action doll, even his own cereal!
Now his own weed! 😂
Even voicing Sonic
@@nyracingfan Should've gotten his own video game too
@@marcustrice3246 Yeah!
He got a board game too!!
Funny thing is that, this time, Laura (Kellie Williams) would have been impressed with Steve. Carl and Eddie would too, saying "Finally! Something that might not malfunction for once! This is actually really good, Steve! How'd you create this cereal?".
Lmao
Who needs Laura when you got three backup singers
Urkel getting other females' attention was like the Coyote just going to get fast food instead of eating the Road Runner. Laura was a higher goal altogether.
Ask Myra.
Oh man I haven't seen this commercial in years. I was just thinking about this after watching the Urkel doll commercial from 91. I knew he had a cereal but I didn't remember the name of it until now. I never had Urkel-Os though but I've been Urkelized way before this came out.
I am convinced Jaleel White, Raven Symone, and The olsen twins were the most popular child stars of the 90's
Macaulay Culkin was right up there with em
"Get Urkelized with Urkel-Os" has lived rent-free in my brain since 1992.
*Yes, Urkel, you did that, your name is literally on the box, accept responsibility for once damnit.*
Too bad Bojack Horseman didn't do anything like this. A breakfast cereal based on Horsin Around!
I knew Steve Urkel was popular, but COME ON!!
Basically--Strawberry and Banana-flavored FRUIT LOOPS?
lol right, but this is simply corporate capitalism. if you have a hit TV show, product, whatever...you try to capitalize on it and sell any and everything with that brand on it. Even it's knockoff cereal lol. $$$ at the end of the day
It's just merchandising
I remember Steve Urkel cereal as a kid back in the 1990's
When Jaleel (now 44) was 16...
He was that old when he voiced Sonic.
Sweet heavenly voice.
A voice that Robuttnik steals from Sonic a la Poor Unfortunate Souls.
Steve, you would win Laura's heart some day but not with a breakfast cereal!!!
She would be impressed though.
Secretly she found out and that is how he really got her.
Yes
Yes I DO wanna put Urkle-o's in my mouth
thank you
I remember this commercial Urkel Os the cereal they don’t make that anymore right!!!! Jaleel White became a TV icon as Steve Urkel from the shows run on Family Matters!!!!! Steve Urkel was everywhere Dolls, Lunchboxes,Board games, toys cereals the list goes on forever!!!!! It’s hard to believe that when you can’t play the same character on tv like you used to!!!!! Thanks for posting this video I love it!!!!!!
surprised he did not have his own video game which he was at it
@@MikeLutton Jaleel did already. Ever played a Sonic game during the 1990s?
They should have made this a full on episode. Laura tells Steve she is impressed then Steve be like "You love me don't you ".
"I do now, Steve."
Great cereal it's a shame they stopped making it
this man has way too much power
Such a shame I never had it; I was only a baby when that came out in 1992. BTW Urkel O's came about before Lorimar Television was absorbed into Warner Bros. Television in 1993.
Love Urkel hated the cereal
What gets me is the girls singing as if their spoons were microphones!
Steve Urkel and Mr. T were the two celebrities who had cereal named after them that I know of.
NFL quarterback Doug Flutie had Flutie Flakes. And if we're counting fictional characters like Steve Urkel, Indiana Jones (with Harrison Ford's likeness) also had a morning breakfast cereal.
I can only imagine how Carl Winslow would react if he came across that commercial... :D
This feels so 80s for something from 1992.
Awwwh man Steve Urkel Cereal I never had it I was born in the 90s
Of course they would make a cereal after milking this character so much.
I wonder how the rest of the cast thought of this, Will Smith didn't have his own cereal and talking doll.
I would eat it
LA Beast bought me here
Bill Cosby Cereal is said to have the same effect...
urkelize me senpai
can one still buys these today
Rhett and Link should try this.
Irate Gamer brought me here. Definitely cringey by today's standards, but still nostalgic. I don't think I've ever had this cereal, but I've seen people like "Irate Gamer" and "L.A. Beast" tackle this cereal, and it seems to have aged fine, surprisingly.
Urkel has the munchies.
I like how the footage is really crappy like Urkel is some sort of cryptid that they've only just now been able to find footage of
LA beast brought me here
Isn’t the black girl singing Laura’s friend on the show? She was also on Punky Brewster.
No that's somebody different on this commercial
WAIT IS THAT LOIS FROM FAMILY GUY
No. Lois is voiced by Alex borstein, who, even though she has a man's name, is a woman.
hot dad
What did strawberries and bananas have to do with Urkel, anyway?
+Anthony Rupert No idea. They made one called C3POs in 1984 which was even LESS popular, even among Star Wars fans.
It's red and yellow like his shirt and jacket.
Oh my god why was this a cereal!!??
Mikey Patchy yes
lol capitalism. if you have a hit TV show, celebrity, or product that the whole country loves, you squeeze every bit of profit from it. You sell any and everything with that brand on it. Remember the MC hammer and N Sync action figures lol? $$$ at the end of the day
STEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVE! 😡 - Carl Winslow
horr-amazing
Damn they really profited off of Jaleel lol no wonder why he hated playing Urkel back then. He said he gets recognized everywhere and it gets annoying. To get cereal named after you and dolls that could talk like you of course you're gonna be known globally.
The cereal looks good but good god who thought that ad was a good idea
A cereal about Urkel!?
Did I do that?
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Is there a transcript for this?
Did they ever use Urkel Os on the show?-sorry, I'm being honest..I didn't watch the show that much-I know of it though..
See kids this why hell exists
Only reason why I remember this one cus it tasted so bad
Really?
The thing in the cereal that will make you love him is sedatives.
They didn’t want to pay for Kelli’s likeness so they had Urkel walk around with a picture grime 😂😂😂😂
She should have been in it.
Funny thing is that, this time, Laura (Kellie Williams) would have been impressed with Steve. Carl and Eddie would too, saying "Finally! Something that might not malfunction for once! This is actually really good, Steve! How'd you create this cereal?".
That's no good!
I gotta say, I never liked that character.
Why?🤷♂️ He was funny
You just can't stand his success
CRINGE!!!!
Ukerlize lol
There is nothing worse then Urkel.
Damn
Laa Laa from Teletubbies, Spongebob, Fred, Crazy Frog.
His voice is so soothing.
A voice that Ursula the Sea Witch could steal.