And look like a gronk in the process.
Good ol’ Demtel. I remember our family getting the steak knives from them, and they were actually good. Might still be using some today.
And look like a gronk in the process.
Good ol’ Demtel. I remember our family getting the steak knives from them, and they were actually good. Might still be using some today.
No Tim Shaw in that Demtel infomercial, therefore not canon!
Tim Shaw was there between 1992 and 1995, and the company was started in 1985 - like all good things (like me).
Featured on the ABC TV Late Show segment Commercial Crimestoppers!
Who Remembers The Sydney Buses TV Commercial From 1994 With Motor City (I Get Lost) As The Backing Track?
I do and here it is.
Source: mubd1234’s Aussie Media Archive (YouTube)
Remember that one clearly, probably because ‘Motor City’ is one of my favourite songs from the 90s.
Who Remembers The Toyota Land Cruiser 80 Series TV Commercial From 1996 Where The Land Cruiser 4WD Tows A UFO?
What makes an ad iconic? Vegemite and ‘Not Happy Jan’ top new list
The research was conducted by Cubery, via a panel compiled by Pure Profile. Around 1,000 Australians over 18 were asked to recall the ad they remembered most from childhood, and what made it stick with them.
25% of the respondents cited Vegemite, followed by 19% for the Reading Writing Hotline (1300 655 506), and BBDO’s 2000 ‘Not Happy Jan’ campaign for the Yellow Pages. Brands with prominent jingles, such as Aeroplane Jelly (9% recall) and Cottee’s (7%) rounded out the top five.
It’s a bit odd when the 12 ads are from different generations of childhood. They should have split them up.
Missing the bonus steak knives. ![]()
New uploads on my channel
Maggie Tabberer has a kettle to sell us
Ollies Fried Chicken
D24 Direct (1988)
Coke unveils a 500ml bottle.
Rigadoon Gang
Well normally a replacement husband’s 18 bucks 50. But because I was a bit late getting here i could let you have one for say? 15?
I never realised that was a real ad, same with the computer one. So good.