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Time for a commercial break.. Here are some TV adverts from British TV in the mid 80's. Can you spot anyone who went on to be famous? Red Dwarf fans.. can you spot QUEEG ??? |
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Stonetriques ::: Favorites Can't believe I watched 10 mins of adverts, I suppose its like watching regular Aussie TV 07-08-16 08:56:26 _____________________________________________________ | |
ITW84 ::: Favorites "john macenroe" went on to play danny in king of queens 07-08-13 07:14:25 _____________________________________________________ | |
stingersplash ::: Favorites someone who became famous - well there was the guy who played colin on brittas empire. and queeg is in the barclayloan ad. and lenny henry in the crisp ad, was he famous already then? 07-08-06 20:54:29 _____________________________________________________ | |
MisterDougs ::: Favorites that fairy ad certainly brings back memories. 07-07-31 22:01:13 _____________________________________________________ | |
jonescrusher1 ::: Favorites Smiths Tubes!! What happened to them? I'm recalling that taste/texture combo as I write! 07-07-31 15:41:18 _____________________________________________________ | |
ITW84 ::: Favorites they went on to become wheat crunchies - which are still being made today 07-08-13 07:15:55 _____________________________________________________ | |
skewlsuxs ::: Favorites i dunno y but i like the new daz adverts its so thrilling lol 07-07-30 21:34:16 _____________________________________________________ | |
ludocrat ::: Favorites Too true. I wonder what he makes of "Brain's Faggots" ('you wished you'd tried them years ago'!) lol 07-07-29 20:50:04 _____________________________________________________ | |
ludocrat ::: Favorites The first Barclays one is pre-83 (the year the pound note was abolished). Cheers for these, kingligger. It's funny how they spark the old memory circuits into action! 07-07-29 20:45:48 _____________________________________________________ | |
pcmarriott ::: Favorites great mcenroe parody :) 07-07-17 12:01:22 _____________________________________________________ | |
hyperwhizzkid ::: Favorites That's "comedian" Roger Kitter, who brought out a record called 'Chalk Dust (The Umpire Strikes Back) under the name 'The Brat'. It made the charts, and he even did Top of the Pops. I'm very sorry that I know all of that, yes I am that much of a geek! 07-07-22 18:02:14 _____________________________________________________ | |
25AUG1968 ::: Favorites Then I own up to being a geek also, I still have my copy! Mike S. 07-08-06 18:12:06 _____________________________________________________ | |
davinata ::: Favorites i have to say that even now when i watch these ads i still kind of believe them. i think they were more honest then and i kinda believed that that toothpaste would stop me getting fillings. now, i dont believe one advert that i see. older and cynical or just crap adverts now? 07-07-12 17:34:51 _____________________________________________________ | |
kingligger ::: Favorites Yer cynical bonny lass or lad. I am living testament to the Lynx Effect lol 07-07-13 03:49:37 _____________________________________________________ | |
tabitha501 ::: Favorites Who was the famous person? 07-07-12 13:21:55 _____________________________________________________ | |
reknawfiend ::: Favorites Nothing as nostalgic as crap old tv ads... 07-07-11 20:02:42 _____________________________________________________ | |
Cormier6083 ::: Favorites OY, MATE! IS THAT A NE RAZAA?! No, it's a retractaa! 07-07-05 04:57:06 _____________________________________________________ | |
kingligger ::: Favorites Yeh not a yank ar ya? bonny lad. Divvent giz that stinkin patta. haway marra ! LOL 07-07-05 05:09:17 _____________________________________________________ | |
riktimmy ::: Favorites OMG! I used to eat loads of "Tubes". So tasty! 07-07-03 08:43:10 _____________________________________________________ | |
voiceprint101 ::: Favorites daz is good for huge white mom jeans. 07-07-02 01:20:08 _____________________________________________________ |
Sunday, August 26, 2007
TV Adverts from the Eighties
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