Reel Lost

Just another hub of forgotten / rarely-seen television and film. Stuff I find on Youtube I find interesting, usually obscure pop culture.

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Taco Bell 1981 Bic Banana Pen commercial starring an actor in a gorilla costume.

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Television commercial for Remco’s 3.75 line of Universal Monsters action figures, early 1980s.

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McDonald’s McRobots animated advertisement commercial. At what point did they change the name from Changeables?

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1981 Marvel Comics television ad

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1976 CBC interview with the Human Fly, stuntman and Marvel comic book character.

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Television commercial for the Official Von Erich Family Championship Wrestling Game

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Bugs Bunny’s Magic World 1976 (Marriott's Great America, Gurnee, Illinois )

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Hanna Barbera All Star Comedy Ice Revue 1977 - Absolutely bizarre Ice Show hosted by Roy Clark and Bonnie Franklin, a bunch of people in HB character costumes making bad jokes and some music from the Sylvers.

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1974 Superman / Air Force PSA commercial. Superman is portrayed by Peter Lupus (Willy on the original Mission: Impossible and star of several Italian sword-and-sandal films). A few months after this started airing, the issue of Playgirl with Lupus’ nude shoot hit stands, and the ad was pulled from the air. One of the forgotten officially-licensed live-action Supermans out there.

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The Burns and Schreiber Comedy Hour (1974) Wonder Woman vs Superman with Ruth Buzzi

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TV horror host Gorgon (Bill Camfield) introduces Nightmare Theater in this late 1950s clip. Camfield also played Icky Twerp on Slam Bang Theater, an afternoon kids show featuring the Three Stooges. (Youtube Description)

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Elvira and Vincent Price on the Tonight Show (with guest host David Brenner)

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The Temptations perform Survivor’s “Eye of the Tiger”

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Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason) crashes a celebration for Burt Reynolds

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1982 - Orson Welles interviews Andy Kaufman

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June 9, 1979 - Lenny and the Squigtones appear on American Bandstand