... yeah they're swingers.

This looks like a swingers party that turned into a tupperware party the morning after

the ad that soon caused a tragedy for three kids and a single mother

Intense Lore. People go to a barbecue at a friend’s place, everyone gets a little tipsy, they spend the night and get gaslit into thinking they need a blender for all their kitchen needs.

"...without ever dirtying a single pot, or pan!" *has around 20 magic bullet containers slowly stacking up in the sink/dishwasher*

Why is this so nostalgic? I thought it was just me but then reading the comments looks like everybody used to watch this when they were young. I feel slightly better about myself now

Whoever wrote this infomercial was a genius. 11 years later and I willingly went out of my way to watch it.

There is an entire fandom built around a late-nite infomercial from 20 years ago. This is one of those times when the internet is actually pretty great.

Everyone gets. Exactly what. THEY WANT

"and in one, two, threeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee seconds"

Brewstew you have convinced me they definitely are swingers

Petition for magic bullet to do a reunion episode of this. Wondering if Mick and Mimi are still together. Hoping Hazel is still alive.

it looks like a group home for rejected sitcom characters

Of all the worst informercials, this is still the best, most entertaining one.

The Meg Ryan haircuts SCREAM early 2000's.

It’s not a commercial. It’s cinema.

I find infomercials strangely comforting

"We love going over there but they are always trying to sell us something."

The motor underneath lets off a slight smell and it's a little loud kzfaq.infoUgkxCKuMxLnvr6fJd_M4SE-n7trcGj3zEUHq but considering it's size and how hard it works to do the job, it's sort of expected. I assume the smell will go away over time. Overall, I love this cute little blender. The extra cups and lids are great too!

This was one of my favorite Saturday morning “shows” as a kid. I didn’t have Disney channel or Nickelodeon, this was my prime entertainment💀💀

My brother and I used to watch this shit at like 3am when we were little kids. It was in our top 10 favourite "shows" .... This is what happens to kids in the early 00's who grew up on cable television. Kids these days will never know the true pleasure of infomercials with their netflix and streaming. SMH.

Mick needs to decide which accent he is gonna do.

“Curry powder for everythingggg.” You can hear the resentment in her voice

When Mick says "Watch this" you know shits going down.

I love how there's no smoke coming out of that lady's cigarette.

Hazel gives absolutely zero shits. It's beautiful.

"Hang on a second, you just blended a bunch of smoothies. You whipped up an omelette. Denied my help and told me to 'sit down and relax', you ground coffee and you mixed up two different types of muffin batter in that thing.......*laughs nervously....what the heck is it?"

This is so relaxing. This immediately wiped away any anxiety I had. Now I can go and break up with my boyfriend. Thank you magic bullet ❤️

Used to watch this as a kid. Like there was one time where I was sick and stayed home from school for a week and I stayed up late and watched this along with other informercials to help me get to sleep or to just entertain me. This brings back a lot of great memories.

You know you're bored as hell when you start watching infomercials

the passive aggressive vibe between Mick and Mimi just takes this to the next level

I hope Mick and Mimi know they nailed this

Me watching this as a child: “wow I need a magic bullet” Me watching as an adult: “wow I need a magic bullet. Also I have depression.”

Poor Berman. Probably passed out on the lawn again after mooning traffic.

POV: You’re here after watching the Brewstew video.

I think the reason I love this infomercial so much is because, as a teenager in 2005, one morning I turned on the tv at 5am fully expecting some televangelist spouting Fire and Brimstone stuff, but instead it was this. So calm and happy compared to what I was anticipating...

I've been watching this infomercial since I was a kid. At 26, a defining moment in my adult life was finally getting one.

"Chocolate Chocolate Chip Peppermint milkshakes!" *"Mimi, it's 8 AM and I just had a ham and cheese omellete."*

This infomercial was so clever. I like how they played it as a bunch of friends and neighbors getting together instead of some host and presenter demoing a product. This ranks up there with Susan Powter’s “Stop the Insanity” and “Amazing Discoveries”.

My Saturday mornings as a kid consisted of cartoons, pancakes, and the Magic Bullet infomercial.

She says curry powder for everything and then they never use it again

I came here just to hear "Dinner's always a production!".

Man I remember surfing channels every night looking for this infomercial, it was never hard to find but Mannnn idk what it was, I fucking love this shit so much 😂

0:24 🎵 We make life easy at Home🎵 best jingle I ever heard in my childhood.

It only takes 1......2.......3........4.............................5 seconds

"Last night's BBQ" my ass.....what kind of freaky shit is goin on over there where a bunch of adults are waking up at the same place?

My favorite thing about this informercial (besides just how iconic it is) is the obvious voice over when the thing is on. That thing is louder than a lawn mower in reality.

We need a high definition version of this. It's been almost 20 years since it aired

A friend of mine used to work for the company that owns magic bullet. She said that when this infomercial came out in the early 2000, the sale was not that good. Not until after 2010, the sales of magic bullet suddenly increased. Because most of the people bought these were kids in the early 2000 and many of them watched the infomercial at that time lol

imagine staying at a friends house and in the morning at breakfast they start doing this shit

This is the iconic magic bullet. My goodness the actors on this was like a comedy skit. “hazel” was a production with her cigarette, spreading cancer air. Good times

Used to watch this on saturday mornings before anime came on. So comforting for some reason.

Hazel is a national treasure.

You know you have reached peak suburban when you shriek “That’s incredible!” at a fresh microwave quesadilla

Berman looks like George Costanza's Con Artist Cousin

You know you grew up in the 90s or early 2000s when infomercials are a serious nostalgia kick for you. Those late summer nights laying on the couch with cool night air coming in from the windows and a dark house except for the TV you're flipping channels on. You land on infomercials and are suddenly intrigued by a blender, rotisserie, or a dehydrator. Great times.

This is better than anything I watched on Disney Channel as a kid. This infomercial is the best. I always woke up at 3 am in grade school and watched this before school.

This is my “safe” show and I watch it whenever I can’t sleep. Thank you magic bullet, this is a masterpiece ❤️

i come back to this every thanksgiving morning. it would always be on for the half hour before the Macy’s parade started and my sister and i would get up early specifically to watch it. i haven’t the faintest idea why. but it’s a tradition now

20 years later and still in our memories

8:07 “Curry powder for everything” my goodness I’ve never heard such passive aggressive rage

when I was a kid, my younger brother and I watched this infomercial like it was a TGIF sitcom.

I quote the “yuck, I hate broccoli” line from Birman almost everyday

This was my "you've been up too long now take your ass to bed before you sleep the entire day away" cue on the weekends. It was this and that show Missing with Alex Paen. It was that weird middle of the night time when it's nothing really on TV but infomercials and crappy reruns of shows from the 80s and 90s.

my goodness i wish this was a tv show

Best show in the world! It has everything! Compelling characters, drama and comedy, a auper weird backstory and of course, HAZEL!!!

I can't tell you how much this made me want a Magic Bullet when I was a kid! One of the best infomercials of all time!

This is the weirdest swinger/multi level marketing party I’ve ever been to.

Even as a youngster, I always assumed an orgy was about to break out at any moment.

the way she spread the chicken salad on the bread is killing me

Bet that thing can blend a whole sleeve of Fig Newtons.

I’m comforted by the fact that I’m not the only one searching this up with a sense of nostalgia. Everyone’s comments make it that much more hilarious xD

So you're telling me Mick and Mimi planned this shit out A few days before everyone was going to come over, they went to Krogers and got all this cheese, fruits, meat, chicken, nacho chips and vegetables and put it in the fridge until the morning of this happening They woke up before everyone else, got dressed, pulled out serving plates and bowls and diced up the cheese, tomatoes, onions and cilantro, put it all out on a plate and set everything up for everyone when they come to the kitchen to show them their new magic bullets You're telling they fucking planned out making smoothie omelets and and smoothie chicken quesadillias for their friends from college on a humid ass summer morning Are you proud of yourself Mick and Mimi? Hm?

Everybody gets... Exactly what... They want!

When I was 10 I was obsessed with this informercial. I memorized every line. I even would make my own smoothies and talk like them pretending I was in my own commercial😂😂😂

Secretly watched this infomercial hundreds of time as a kid in the middle of the night. Just showed my wife tonight for nostalgia sake and realized we’ve owned a Magic Bullet for years. Infomercial entertainment value as a child at 3 a.m.: 11/10 Actually owning a Magic Bullet: 2/10 Food any larger than what you would chop by hand gets lodged in it in the first two second and you lose those ‘specialty’ lids in like a week Thanks for giving me something to watch on the Food Network in the middle of the night when I was a kid though.

I watched this at least 15 times as a kid and boy does this take me back

"And as fast as you can say 'Bob's your uncle, Fanny's your aunt!'" That never gets old. I even use it randomly when arguing.

I was already in my early 20’s when this came out but I was pregnant & bedridden so I saw this infomercial aalllll the time. It was definitely a sense of comfort & seeing this again all these years later was super nostalgic. Love it.

It’s 5 AM and I can’t go back to sleep. So instinctually came here.

Their selling point was, after a heavy night of drinking, the magic bullet is the perfect cooking tool.

WHERES YOUR COFFEE GRINDER ILL HELP

i remember waking up one day, it was a cloudy day. my favorite weather. it was the weekend or a day off from school, my dad turns on the television and all i hear is the homeland lady singing and i’m intrigued. then the whole commercial plays as it does and it just sticks with me. it’s always so much fun coming back to watch something so nostalgic 😭😩

There was something comforting about watching this at 2am when you were 14. Still all looks like airport food 😂

“Watch how easy this is” they say as they literally have everything pre-prepped ingredients

15:58 I never saw someone get so excited over different colored cups.

This is hands down the best infomercial and informercial product in the history of capitalism. I wanted this thing so bad when I was 13 lol.

I'm so glad I wasnt the only one that watched this religiously as a kid 🤣 I found it super relaxing late at night, along with some of the other iconic infomercials haha

6:12-6:16 Hazel: "Chopping garlic. Stinky, nasty garlic!"

God, the hungover neighbor. I've never identified with an infomercial character so much.

So much cheese in this infomercial, and that's not counting the nachos or pasta. Love it

Berman is a shaky alcoholic, and they just laugh at him :(

DID SOMEBODY SAY MUFFINS

I don't know why but I can watch theses over and over.

You kids don't even understand - this was the original, this was the first, modern "infomercial" infomercial of the 00s. This would be the template for the future.

Back when this first went on TV I would get home really late at night after hanging out with my friends, usually really stoned. I would lay back on the couch in my parents living room, turn on our 24” CRT Magnavox and watch Adult Swim till midnight, then when they would replay the shows starting at 12 I would flip around, eventually settling on infomercials. They would relax me so much I would doze on the couch while listening. Magic Bullet, Time Life Soft Rock collection, and the Set It and Forget It rotisserie cooker by Ronco were my favorites. The feeling of love I have for those infomercials is forever tied to that great time in my life and that wonderful feeling I had when I would watch them. “Pesto Pasta, Made From Scratch!” will forever be a part of my vernacular.

The way Mimi said “Curry for everything” reminded me of Jan and Michael’s dinner party. Mimi and Mick hate each other lol

I swear it's not an infomercial unless they say versatile.

Brewstew anyone?

"IN JUST MINUTES, WE DID ALL OF THIS! (as long as you have pre-prepped ingredients, a dishwashing crew and an unlimited amount of Magic Bullet cups) Also, at the 16 minute mark, PARTY!? Lady, it's probably like 10 in the morning, what party!? Your guest still has a hangover like what!?