Richards Favorite Videos

back in a time when cartoons were classic and actually playing during the weekdays.

-Apple Jacks
-Legos
-Home Alone TV Spot
-Fox Kids promo (briefly featuring music from the “It’s on Fox” theme)
-Disney Afternoon End Credits, featuring previews for the following episodes:
Gummi Bears: Light Makes Right
Ducktales: The Good Muddahs
Chip N’ Dale Rescue Rangers: Ghost of a Chance
Talespin: Plunder and Lightning part 3
-Family Ties promo
-Tyco HotKeyz
-Surf’s Up Fruit Snacks
-Opening to Peter Pan and the Pirates

More retro commercials from Fox on the early 90′s. These are from early 1990… around April or May. Cut out are the end credits from Ducktales and the opening to Punky Brewstar.

-Chip N’ Dale’s Rescue Rangers bumper
-Milk (It does a body good! How I miss that tag!)
-Chuck E. Cheese
-Fox Kid’s Club
-Chip N’ Dale’s Rescue Rangers bumpers
-Nike shoes
-Pop Tarts (they’re so cool, they’re hot!)
-Bouncin’ Kids dolls
-Juicy Fruit gum
-Charles in Charge promo
-McDonald’s (featuring Turbo Mac car toys!)
-Captain Crunch’s Crunch Berries (the Sog Monster without a hat sounds a lot like Barney Rubble…)
-American Business College
-Coca Cola
-G.I. Joe toy commercial (this one cuts out about halfway)
-Back to the Future NES (yep, the infamous LJN game!)
-Quaker Oatmeal featuring Popeye

(I must say, since it’s still early 1990 at this point, everything still has a bit of an 80′s-ish vibe to it)

end credits:

Here’s the whole opening sequence in it’s entirety.
Actually, I’ve been informed that this is just one version of the full opener. There are other versions that include segments with Scrooge ordering a paintbrush to fix the color of his hat after it’s accidentally colored pink, A paint brush coloring Gadget’s hair orange, and Cubbi gummi swinging through the screen Tarzan style. Here it is:

Don’t trouble me with trouble’s man, I’m Gawn! This was from the movie version of Plunder and Lightning. Not that much different than the syndicated version, but it does have a different sound to it.

From the Talespin pilot. cut for syndication.

Sky Pirates – from the TaleSpin pilot, Plunder and Lightning. Don Karnage sings of being an air pirate.

Disney’s version of the marsupilami first appeared on television in Raw Toonage in 1992, and was then spun off into his own eponymous show on the CBS network. Marsupilami’s supporting characters included Maurice the Gorilla, Stuie the Elephant, Eduardo the Jaguar, Norman the Poacher, and other characters. The original Marsupilami stories by Franquin never encountered a gorilla or elephant, since these species are native to Africa, while the marsupilami originates from South America.

End Credits:

Huey obtains mind control powers and goes for the natural target.