Not a product placement, but I remember these. This show gave me nightmares when it was in its' first run.
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Not a product placement, but I remember these. This show gave me nightmares when it was in its' first run.
I can recall "Sugar Pops Pete" and even had the plastic figure that sat around my cereal bowl........http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pv3l-PdtFKs
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Oh my god that is so awesome! My grandfather was a Nebraska Park Ranger, was all big into Western stuff, had a radio show. The guy who played/was the indian was my Grandfather's friend, I met him once during a Nebraska land day event when I was young. I remember my grandfather had a picture of him for the commercial signed "To George, a friend of the Indians." He also had a picture of the two of them in a frame on the wall. They use to go shooting and hunting together.Originally Posted by brobar
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Ironic that he was Sicilian .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Eyes_Cody
Cody was born as Espera Oscar de Corti in Kaplan, Louisiana, a second son of Antonio de Corti and his wife, Francesca Salpietra, immigrants from Sicily
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The crying Indian commercial was a powerful one in the early 70s. It seemed like that one and the "I'd like to buy the world a Coke" commercial were running CONSTANTLY
and of course, there was Mikey:
What, oldest TV commercial I can remember? Oh Lord......Timex watches on the boat motors with John Cameron Swayze, Fizzies, KoolAid, Ovaltine, Wonder Bread, PF Flyers, who knows. You're talking early 60's here.
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i remember the 80's lite-brite commercial lol
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"Soviet Union suffers worst wheat harvest in 55 years...
Labor and food riots in Poland. Soviet troops invade...
Cuba and Nicaragua reach troop strength goals of 500,000. El Salvador and Honduras fall...
Greens Party gains control of West German Parliament. Demands withdrawal of nuclear weapons from European soil...
Mexico plunged into revolution...
NATO dissolves.
United States stands alone"
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