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80's Commercials Vol. 663

These commercials aired on September 18th, 1987 1. "DuckTales" Commercial Bumper (These are from the premiere two-hour pilot episode "The Treasure of the Golden Suns" that aired in prime time syndication. The channel that these aired on is never identified but these are from the Portland, Oregon area) 2. Pound Puppies Furries/Pound Purries (Before this word became tainted and inappropriate to use in any context involving children) 3. Dozzzy (With Keshia Knight Pulliam. I've always wanted a doll that looks perpetually high) 4. McDonald's 5. The World Of Teddy Ruxpin Storybook Cassettes 6. "DuckTales" Commercial Bumper (I don't think that these mid-break bumpers were used outside of this initial broadcast) 7. Toyota 8. Slice 9. Godfather's Pizza 10. Mazda 626 11. "DuckTales" Commercial Bumpers 12. Chrysler 13. TV Spot for "Stakeout" 14. Liquid Cascade 15. Nissan 16. "DuckTales" Commercial Bumper 17. Secret 18. Mazda 323 SE (With James Garner) 19. Smith's Home Furnishings 20. "DuckTales" Commercial Bumpers 21. Talking Mickey Mouse (I'm assuming that this was just a re-skinned Teddy Ruxpin with a different tape, as it was made by the same company) 22. McDonald's 23. Super Naturals 24. Nestle Quik 25. "DuckTales" Commercial Bumpers 26. Lens Crafters EyeExam2000 27. Portland Metro Dodge Dealers 28. Era Plus 29. "DuckTales" Commercial Bumper 30. Head & Shoulders 31. Toyota Tag Sale 32. Crispix (Crispix is filmed in front of a live studio audience) 33. Pert Plus 34. "DuckTales" Commercial Bumpers 35. Hollywoods 36. Action Max VCR Game (Wow, I've posted ads for the Captain Power VHS tapes but never Action Max. The full tape can be seen here:    • SONIC FURY (Action Max) | Full Video  . Cinemassacre reviewed the system here:    • Action Max - James & Mike Mondays  ) 37. McDonald's 38. Promo for "DuckTales" 39. "DuckTales" End Credits 40. Berenstain Bears at Clackamas Town Center (I feel like people constantly mispronouncing their name like this guy is what led people to believe it was "Berenstein")