Yeah, it’s late, but it’s up, here it is: 80s Commercials – Volume H2R3-46c. Another dozen in this batch, including Colgate Junior, the Mickey Mouse Playhouse, Roddy Piper and something about cheeseburgers. I sort of rushed through it so I’d have time to put together another article I’ve been meaning to write (and one that I spent a little too much money for the materials), but it’s all up and there’s plenty of downloads for you to check out. By the way, it’s way too hot out.
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. I honestly, in my childhood naivete’(or stupidity) thought that he would fly just like Mighty Dog. He didn’t, he landed with a thud and broke his back. He recovered though (of course the dog died in the early 90’s because he was old by that point, but anyhoo) that was the first time that I realized that there is a line of reality between what is shown on TV and real life that shouldn’t be crossed. I still feel bad about it to this day.
Also, for reference purposes- according to 1989’s Wish Book, the Mickey Mouse clubhouse retailed for $169.87. It also came standard with such features as a "working door" and "instructions". The playhouse featured in the catalog is incredibly bleak-looking compared to the one in the commercial. It’s just sort of floating in an empty blue netherworld. Maybe I’m being a little harsh- the picture next to it is one of a "3-tot rocker" featuring the creepiest looking kid I’ve ever seen.