“A good, clean shave should be a simple, natural act.”
Time to lather on our Daily 70s Spot. Here’s a Schick Injector System razor commercial. Spot aired on January 1st, 1972.
Previously on Daily 70s Spot: Numbers Up Board Game (1978)
“A good, clean shave should be a simple, natural act.”
Time to lather on our Daily 70s Spot. Here’s a Schick Injector System razor commercial. Spot aired on January 1st, 1972.
Previously on Daily 70s Spot: Numbers Up Board Game (1978)
“The game of memory and time.”
Let’s set the timer on our Daily 70s Spot and see if we can set a new record. Here’s a commercial for Milton Bradley’s Numbers Up electronic board game. Spot aired in 1978.
This one used to run often throughout the late 70s. I have the “I didn’t know you had company” line indelibly etched in my brain.
Previously on Daily 70s Spot: Monsanto Monvelle Pantyhose (1973)
“Durable good looks.”
OK, let’s slip on our Daily 70s Spot. Here’s a Monsanto Monvelle pantyhose commercial featuring ‘Love Letters’ to the editor. Spot aired in 1973.
And hey, who wouldn’t want a Monsanto product clinging to their legs all day?
Previously on Daily 70s Spot: Walt Garrison For Skoal Tobacco (1975)
“The tobacco you don’t have to smoke to enjoy.”
Time to take our Daily 70s Spot and pinch it between our teeth and gums. Here’s a Skoal Smokeless Tobacco commercial starring Walt Garrison of the Dallas Cowboys. Spot aired in December of 1975.
Disclaimer: Yeeech!
*Note: Sorry, folks. Unfortunately, I was forced to remove the video from YouTube.
Previously on Daily 70s Spot: Michelin Tires ‘Michelin Man’ (1979)
“At Michelin – we put you first.”
Let’s roll out our Daily 70s Spot. Here’s a Michelin tires commercial featuring Bibendum aka The Michelin Man. Spot aired in October of 1979.
Yeah, Bibendum. Who knew?
Previously on Daily 70s Spot: Hellmann’s Mayonnaise ‘Bring Out The Best’ (1973)
“Bring out the Hellmann’s and bring out the best.”
Time to spread our Daily 70s Spot on a slice of bread. Here’s a Hellmann’s Real Mayonnaise commercial featuring autumn leaves and a hard-working family. Spot aired in August of 1973.
Interesting note: The word “Hellmann’s” is an East Coast thing. “Hellmann’s” is changed to “Best Foods” for the West.
Previously on Daily 70s Spot: Sears DieHard Battery ‘Baseball’ (1971)