Can someone out there provide me with the commercial info that had "hot and juicy" as a catchphrase? I believe it is Wendy's. Early 80's if memory serves me. I have a bet riding on this. Please help soon!!!! Thanks

Yes, it was Wendy's.

;)

How about some other commercial catchphrases?  ;D



Howard

When EF Hutton speaks, everyone listens

Freedent's the one who put the stick in the gum and while it freshens your breath.


Howard

Freedent's the one who put the stick in the gum and while it freshens your breath.
Howard

Actually Howard, Freedent was the one that took the stick OUT of gum, to appeal to people with dental work. I recall a few other good ones, though.

McDonalds: "You Deserve A Break Today"
Wendy's(Voted by AOL as the commercial of the century!): "WHERE'S THE BEEF?"
Coca-Cola: "Catch The Wave" --Max Headroom
Pepsi: "The Choice Of A New Generation"
Ryder: "It's Ryder, Or It's Wrong"
AT&T "Reach Out America"
American Beef Council: "BEEF, It's What's For Dinner"
from the American Dairy council: "Give'em All A Little Pat O'Butter"
NBC: "Proud As A Peacock", "Let's All Be There"
Nike: "For Those Who Are Always On Their Game"
Cotton Council: "The Fabric Of Our Lives"

Any others?

Your Pal,
Doc

Does this count?

Two All-Beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, a pickle on a sesame bun? Or, does that qualify as part of a song?

As Always, thanks for your support - Bartles and Jaymes

I love this razor so much, I bought the company - Remington Shavers

Time to make the doughnuts - Dunkin Donuts

Trust me - Joe Isuzo

Tanya

Move over bacon, now theres something leaner (or meatier) - Sizzlean

You've got ring around the collar! - Wisk (sort of a carry-over from the 70's, I think they still had it in the 80's)

Homework, homework, give me a break! - Summit candy bars

Calgon take me away! - Calgon bubble bath

Ancient Chinese secret huh? - Calgon fabric softener (it started in the 70's, may have run into the early 80's)

Just for the taste of it - Diet Coke

Also in the 80's, I think Mr Wipple was telling us that NOW it was okay to squeeze the Charmin.  ;D

Let your fingers do the walking (But I think that was earlier)

"This is your brain. This is your brain on drugs. Any questions?"

"Ya know what I mean, Vern?"

"Wow! I didn't know the gum was loaded" (again, this may have been from earlier)

"You better be drinking your water, Alex"

"Spuds McKinsey knows when to say when"

"Wouldn't you like to be a Pepper, too?"



Cat

We Wear short-shorts (Nair)

Bounty, the quicker picker-upper

Tanya

I remember Big Red...with the neverending kissing...

"When that big red freshness lasts right through it, your fresh breath goes on and on, while you chew it, say goodbye a little longer, make it last a little longer, get long lasting fresh breath with BIG RED!  (Something like that)

"This is Tom Bodette and we'll leave the light on for you"


Howard

It's the Uncola (Ha, Ha, Ha) - 7up
Just a sprinkle a day, keeps the odor away - Shower To Shower

Tanya

You're not fully clean until your'e ZEST fully clean.


Howard

You've got ring around the collar! - Wisk (sort of a carry-over from the 70's, I think they still had it in the 80's)
I think so, too.  But it's still more '70s, like "Shake & Bake, and I helped!"

Homework, homework, give me a break! - Summit candy bars
Whatever happened to Summit bars anyway?  I kinda liked those.  Wasn't there also,
"Gimme a break, gimme a break, break me off a piece of that Kit-Kat bar!"

"Eat a pita...or a plattah!" (platter) Burger King, 1983, for their shortlived salad bar.

"Zina Jeans for the American Way of Life"

"Hormel Chili, the next best thing to homemade!"

"I need a vacation like nobody's business!" (Can't remember what the jingle was for, but they played it so much it drove me nuts.)

"Be All that You Can Be! Find your future in the Army!"

Here's one I always thought was a bit sexist:
"Honey, I don't have a sandwich appetite, I got a Manwich appetite!"
(implication: So you make me a Manwich, woman.)
;D
BTW, Manwich was (or is) some kind of horrible Sloppy Joe mix.

"Your baby's comfort begins with Luvs."

"Do you know what happens when you open a box of Ritz crackers?  You got a party!"

"Double your pleasure with doublemint gum!"
(do the buxom blonde twins come with that, too?)

"I'm a Bud, Bud, Bud Man!"

"Have an ice cold Coors with a friend of yours!"

"Pretty sneaky, Sis!" (from a commercial for some game, I don't remember which, but I'm sure someone does.  The line is kind of famous.)

"I got it, I got it....I don't got it!"
(For "Missing Link" a Rubik's Cube knock off)

"HE-MAN, HE-MAN!
(For the "He-Man" line of action figures.  If you don't remember, you have to imagine a chorus of baritone voices chanting "HE-MAN, HE-MAN!" in staccato!)

"Deep, Dark, and Delicious!"
(For a brownie mix, Duncan Hines, I think.  Speaking of baritone voice, this one was a deeper bass voice with echo effect.  Little old lady sits on a bench next to little boy eating brownie, "How do those new Duncan Hines brownies taste?"  Little boy, lip-syncing booming voice, "Deep Dark and Delicious!"  Little old lady, startled: "Oh my gosh!"  End shot, you see same little old lady, with brownie saying, in booming voice, intoning "Deep, Dark, and Delicious!")

Anyway, don't ask how I remember this crap!
::)

Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman. - Secret Deodorant

Remember that one guy who could talk really fast? He appeared in commercials like Federal Express and Minute Rice throughout the 80's.

"You sunk my battleship!"



Here's one I always thought was a bit sexist:
"Honey, I don't have a sandwich appetite, I got a Manwich appetite!"
(implication: So you make me a Manwich, woman.)
;D
BTW, Manwich was (or is) some kind of horrible Sloppy Joe mix.



I agree that there was a sexist undertone. But, the mix was good. We had them every other Friday for dinner!

Tanya

This stuff's made in New York City!  New York City? - Pace Picante Sauce

"Pretty sneaky, Sis!" (from a commercial for some game, I don't remember which, but I'm sure someone does.  The line is kind of famous.)



Connect Four

Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman. - Secret Deodorant

Remember that one guy who could talk really fast? He appeared in commercials like Federal Express and Minute Rice throughout the 80's.



http://www.tvacres.com/images/fedex_talker.jpg


John Moschitta,the fast talker.He's still around by the way.^


Howard

strong enough for a man,made for a woman. ;D



Howard

McDonald's:

Double cheeseburger:
"Double double cheese cheese burger burger please!"

McD-LT:
The hot side stays hot, the cool side stays cool!"

Burger King:
"Aren't you hungry for Burger King now?"

"I'm not Herb."

For anyone lucky enough NOT to remember, Burger King had an ad campaign in which everybody "got" how great BK was, except this guy named "Herb."  As the ads continued, they had a special deal everyone could get, except Herb.  So you were supposed to go up to the counter and say, "I'm not Herb!"  "...And if your name happens to be Herb, say...(cut to some guy with 'Herb' embroideredon his work shirt)..."I'm not the Herb you're lookin' for!"

Yellow Pages
"If it's out there, it's in here."

Doublemint gum, "Double your pleasure, double your fun".

Secret roll on, "Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman".

Sure anti-persperant, "Raise your hand if you're sure".

Toyota, "Oh what a feeling".

Irish Spring Soap:  "Manly yes, but I like it too"

(as the man whips out a pocket knife and inexplicably starts whittling on a bar of soap)  ???

"The things that made America great are the things that keep America great. Liberty, democracy, freedom of choice and Wrangler jeans!" 

All the "I bet he drinks Carlsberg" adverts with those two comedians.

"Chewy mints, chewy mints?  Mints were meant to be like this.  Rock 'ard!"  for Softmints

"We make you feel like driving...and the name is Nissan"

My friend and I used to substitute all sorts of things into that little jingle.

"You can call me Ray, or you can call me Jay. But you doesn't have to call me Johnson." ("I can call you Betty and Betty when you call me you can call me Al"-oops, wrong thread. lol)

"All my men wear English Leather or they wear nothing at all" (I would LOVE to see that.  ;))

"Her Windsong says on my mind"

"Not afraid of a little thunder, are you Pop?" (Rice Crispies)

"I'm coocoo for CocoPops"

"Follow your nose" (Fruit Loops)

"Had fried fish again last night? I thought George gave up cigars." (some air freshener)

"The old stogie's stogie." (Again, some air freshener)


Posted on: July 28, 2004, 02:08:13 AMPosted by: MaxwellSmart
Anyway, don't ask how I remember this crap!


I won't ask, Max if you don't ask.  ;)





Cat

Juicy fruit, the tast is gonna move Ya!
Move ya up, move ya out, the taste is gonna move ya when you pop it in your mouth
heehee we loved this one as kids, funny the adults never figured out what we were giggling about ::).

Wendy's "Where's The Beef"?


Howard

M&M's - The Milk Chocolate Melts In Your Mouth....Not In Your Hand.

"Tato Skins got baked potato appeal, cause theyre made with potatoes and skins that are real"

You're Not Fully clean unless you're Zest fully clean. ;D

Howard

"gas bubbles and beer"- gas X

It's a good time for a great place- McDonalds



Howard

i don't want to grow up because if i did....i wouldn't be a toys r us kid!!

More games, more toys, oh boy....I wanna be a toys r' us kid!

Tanya

"We will serve no wine before its time"

"They make money the old fashion way-they EEEEAAARRRNNNN it"




Cat

"piano, guitar, harpsichord, drums..... and a roooooooomful of instruments that never go out of tune"

"We will serve no wine before its time"

"They make money the old fashion way-they EEEEAAARRRNNNN it"

Cat


;D
Orson Wells and John Houseman.
Citizen Kane and The Paper Chase.

;)

how about the little old lady one where she says "wheres the beef"
or the ad for 7up with the jamaican fellow on the island

;D
Orson Wells and John Houseman.
Citizen Kane and The Paper Chase.

;)




What made me think of both of these was just a few days ago, I saw the movie "The Cradle Will Rock" which was about a very young Orson Wells and a very young John Houseman who used to put on plays together back in the 30s(Wells the director and sometimes actor, Houseman the producer).


(Sorry for going off topic)


Cat

"We will serve no wine before its time"

Which morphed into "We will serve no wine... before you pay for it."

"How do you spell relief?  R-O-L-A-I-D-S." 

What was the commercial that had them breaking green chalk only to show that it was still white in the middle?  I broke more crayons because of that commercial, trying to act it out for my little brother.  ;D

"How do you spell relief?  R-O-L-A-I-D-S." 

What was the commercial that had them breaking green chalk only to show that it was still white in the middle?  I broke more crayons because of that commercial, trying to act it out for my little brother.   ;D



I think it was some toothpaste. I remember they dipped the chalk in some liquid to show how the floride(?) penatrated it.



Cat

I wanna pop -
I wanna Shasta!
(make sure to echo the word pop)

Wasn't there a penguin in that comercial?

"I can't believe I ate the whole thing!"

1970's Alka Sleltzer commercial

"Have you driven a Ford....lately?"

Various Ford commercials

"Stoffer's...nothing comes closer to home."

Stoffer's Stove Top stuffing commercials

"I don't wanna grow up....I just want to be a Toys 'R' Us Kid!"

1980's Toys 'R' Us commercials

A great site with cool commercial jingles that I found was: http://www.80stvthemes.com/commercials

National Citizen's Crime Prevention Campaign - Take A Bite Out of Crime.
Rice A Roni - The San Francisco Treat

Does anyone know the jingle...
_______________, the next generation.

"The spirit of the first turkey lovers."

(I have met the woman who was in that commercial-Mary Jo Cattlett. She used to be on Differ't Strokes as the housekeeper after Mrs. Garrett left. She is one of the nicest people you could meet. )



Cat

M&M's - The Milk Chocolate Melts In Your Mouth....Not In Your Hand.
True Story: When my sister was about two years old, mom discovered another place they would melt, we still tease her about this  ;D

True Story: When my sister was about two years old, mom discovered another place they would melt, we still tease her about this  ;D




Um...I don't think I want to know.  :-X




Cat

Does anyone know the jingle...
_______________, the next generation.


Is it for a soda?

Is it for a soda?



pepsi the choice of the next generation