They don't make commercials like this anymore. There's probably a good reason for that;
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I'm not sure which is scarier - this commercial or the fact that I remember seeing it as a child.
The mascot's name is so ironic.
If my kid saw that, he probably would be frightened, and never eat corn flakes again.
Hmm. The actor in this commercial is now in his fifties. I wonder if being in this commercial inspired him to go into paleontology.
This is a Marx sauropod that kid is playing with? It actually looks like an Invicta model, but they were only marketed from the early seventies onward, so it must be a Marxist (the sauropod, not the kid)?