1. 1980 Hills Department Store album sale for Christmas 2. 1980 Rapitape Automatic tape dispenser infomercial 3. 1981 Charmin with Mr. Whipple’s Robot 4. 198…
1. 1980 Hills Department Store album sale for Christmas 2. 1980 Rapitape Automatic tape dispenser infomercial 3. 1981 Charmin with Mr. Whipple’s Robot 4. 198…
holy crap! Is that kim catrell at 8:44!
nice casting at carl jrS! “when you were slaves! You sang like birds!”
I have the “Kenny Loggins Alive!” album! He’s one of my favorites! I
think I got it at Musicland, a popular ’70’s record store in its day.
The jingle for that Friendly’s ad is a rewrite of the song V-A-C-A-T-I-O-N
by Connie Francis. Great tune!
Exactly how many cameo appearances has Robby The Robot made in TV shows and
commercials during the 1970s anyway?
That robot Mr. Whipple uses looks like either Robby the Robot or the robot
from “Lost In Space”. Hard to tell which, since they were both built by the
same guy.
loved Hills as a kid
Charmin Toilet Paper size is huge. They have shrunked everything.
Of course I was more a Fribble person whenever I had desert there!
I do too, for their hot dogs and popcorn!
Records and tapes!!! 😛
1:34 Hey! Its Robby again.
Wow! Stix Baer & Fuller of St. Louis. Very rare ad. They’ve were bought by
Dillards in the early 80’s.
now I’m hungry for McDonalds and a hostess cupcake! Back when they both
tasted better!
Ahhh…these were the good ‘ol days. No obama in office…..no political
correct crap….no criminal immigrant beaners infesting every major city
and town…..no Jersey Shore garbage…..no Kardasians……..drip drip….
That Rapitape dispenser thing looked kinda cool. I wonder how well it
worked in real life.
Holy crap!!! I haven’t seen that commercial for Friendly’s since I made it!
That’s me!!! The freaky lookin’ red-headed juvenile who can sink a putt!!
*DIES*
That’s my beautiful red-headed baby girl!……She’s gotten more beautiful;
that’s my opinion…..Mom
That has to be Will Lyman’s voice in that Hills commercial, I’ll wager.
there hotdogs were the bomb:)
those were the good ol’ days of being a kid in the 1970s….I could eat all
the fruit pies, hamburgers, fries, steak sandwiches and not worry about my
cholesterol…..now as adults, all we have to look forward to in
commercials are drug companies telling us how to get rid of erectile
dysfunction and a zillion other ailments.
I would gladly let Bob Gunton squueze my Charmin.;)
That girl in the Duracell commercial is probably in her 30’s now.
i miss hills
the woman in the Barq’s root beer commercial at 8:55 is my MOM, i just
showed her this video and she can’t believe it! she’s a stunner!