Everything is so family oriented, and little kids are considered cute and adorable, not something noisy that disrupts your way of life. Makes me tearful.

I remember when a toy commercial would come on and my parents were around, one of us kids would be saying, "Mom Dad, see that, I want that for Christmas or my birthday." Just imagining we might get the toy was exciting. Loved this video waking up long ago memories.

So lively so simple so damn good...take me back..... please..

Watching these commercials seems like a lifetime ago ~ oh wait, IT WAS A LIFETIME AGO.

Great old days Truly loved those days What happened now 😢

The little red haired kid in the Ivory Snow commercial is Mason Reese, the kid who was in those Underwood Deviled Ham "Borgasmord in a can" commercials.

That’s a nice trip down memory lane! Thanks for sharing!

My guess is that the Chills & Thrills ad was supposed to sound like Sympathy for the Devil by the Stones. And one of the screams was timed to quiet the fact that the announcer said "so f***king cold,"

Oopsie! I was watching happily, bathed in nostalgia (though many of these come from a bit past my prime as a toy consumer), when for some reason, I’d just had enough of one commercial or another. A creature of habit am I, and so I started looking for the “skip ad” button. Only after a wee bit of frustration did I remember that I was watching a full video of commercials, and on purpose. 🤣🤣🤣Times change, even if the fools living in them don’t, by much. LOL.

Excellent USA 1970's commercials!!

Great posting. Thank you. Very nice to watch the original content without poster's narration.

Me, watching old commercials: :) KZfaq: Oh hey, we have commercials too! Let us show you s- Me: No fugg off >:(

At 2:39 in that Sara Lee commercial, you get a glimpse of the guy who played Aldo Cella in those "Chill a Cella" wine commercials from the '80s.

I am shocked funny! Unreal incredible and so watchable

I love these commercials……makes me feel nostalgic. I still have all the Looney Toon glasses from Hardee’s…..wonder if they have any value

Just great! Thank you!

It was so happy and human Today’s all about the ratcial face and computer application with completely empty messages

Whoa!! Random !!! watching this on April 15, 2022, Fried-A before Easter, Ishtar. look it up

King Vitaman cereal (33:38) is not too well remembered. It was basically Cap'n Crunch, except shaped like jagged little crowns that could tear up the roof of your mouth if you didn't let them soak in the milk long enough. That was Joe Flynn from McHale's Navy as King Vitaman, with Paul Frees as Sir Laff-It-Up and the voice of the narrator. I'm not sure who did the voice of the Not-So-Bright Knight.

Born in 1969- I remembered many of these- some I didn't, but they could be way back in the memory archive where I just can't access. I think the 1970's were great!! I miss the old America that I grew up in.

Chills and thrills? WTF?!! haha. I'm in shock I never heard or saw this product before.

That Terron action figure is cool, ha.

I love Light Bright.

Although I do miss those times, I wouldn't want to go back because then I'd have to relive everything. Plus look at how society turned out.

ginger at 7:09 is the apparently kid

The Chills and Thrills music reminds of the Rolling Stones Sympathy for the Devil.

At 8:03 in that Zest commercial, you have actor Ron Masak. Sadly, he passed away just two days ago, on 10/20/2022. ✞

LOL ! Did I just see babies riding horses at 42 min ? What could possibly go wrong ?

It's not all 70s, I noticed there is some 60's and 80's commercials mixed in here too. For example 0:59 the Chills and Thrills drink was only available for a short time during 1967 and 1968 and at 9:04 you have a commercial for Eagle automobiles which did not exist until 1988.

Was Dino pooping Fruity Pebbles? 😄

@ 7:54 - Patrick Cronin, who would play Sid Farkus on Seinfeld, helping George sell bras.

Sandy’s restaurants were purchased by Hardee’s in 1979

19:54 hoarding the toilet paper!!!! lol

I think I spotted Corey Feldman in a couple of these.

I don't know what years these commercials aired I was just a baby I was born in 77

Wow.

Chills & Thrills??? What. The. Heck. ?????

I used to have a Terron the beast from beyond. LoL

13:36 - Sandy’s would be bought out / merge with Hardee’s during the 70s.

The only time a commercial could sing "suck em slow or suck em fast" and not have something nasty made from it...

17:40 - John Lawlor & Chuck McCann

Why are there bars on Freds factory windows?

25:42

So Fruity Pebbles are Dino poop?

0:32 NO AND I NEVER WANTED TO KNOW OMG!!!!

I don’t remember most of these commercials.

Find the Chuck e cheese one

"Chills & Thrills" seems like an invitation to tumors.

@ 10:34 - Judy Graubart

32:13 it's one fine son who takes his parents out to eat -- _at Hardees._ 🤢

33:07 - Jack Hallett.

@ 10:24 - Barney Martin ?? @ 15:38 - Alan Kalter ??

God every 5 seconfs you run commercials

Daddy's Chips.. Great!

Those were great years. And one of the things that made commercial so good back then as they never had gays or race mixing in them and very few blacks at all. A far cry from today's perverted commercials that millions of us refuse to watch.

All junk food. Amazing we even lived to adulthood.

Id like to buy the world a coke....pretty much the only one i remember. Except for the Indian crying about trash (not shown). Neither did any good for our society.

Cory Feldman. When he was normal

(Revelation 20:11-15)And I saw a great white throne, and him that sat on it, from whose face the earth and the heaven fled away; and there was found no place for them. And I saw the dead, small and great, stand before God; and the books were opened: and another book was opened, which is the book of life: and the dead were judged out of those things which were written in the books, according to their works. And the sea gave up the dead which were in it; and death and hell delivered up the dead which were in them: and they were judged every man according to their works. And death and hell were cast into the lake of fire. This is the second death. And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire. (Revelation 20:11-15)