Dinosaurs and fruit snacks, a winning combination

I've generally avoided putting up these commercials so far, but I think I've run through just about every other paleo-advert I've been able to find lately. I remember most of these spots from Saturday mornings (and I've thrown in two dinosaur-themed cartoon intros), and I expect some of you might have some flashbacks, as well;






I apologize; I will never post so much obnoxious material all in one place ever again.

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Lord, but that was painfull. I suppose we have nothing to complain about when we speak of bad t.v today. Because it can get a lot worse.

WTF... what are the kids doing to that dinosaur?

As soon as I saw the text, I immediately thought of dinosaucers, I just couldn't remember the name. Those were the days. Dinosaucers, Silver Hawks, MASK, Centurions, COPS. Gosh we were priveledged.

Zach- I agree Denver was a good friend... though now that I'm growup (arguably anyway) I'm not sure I'd like the lyric he's a whole lot more...

Denver has some okay time travel bits into the Mezesoic that were rare in cartoons back than. So I won't classify it as crap like these other clips...

I'd never even heard of Dinosaucers for example...

The 80's and early 90's, truly the Fecal Age of Television.

^^^ Let our powers COMBINE!!!1