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Bubble Thing (1988)

18 outrageous kids toys on TV

By Cole Gamble |

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  • Picture Pages Pen (1980s)

  • Cool Tools Work Bench (1992)

  • Robotix (1985)

  • Knight Rider (1982)

  • Photon Laser Tag Set (1986)

  • Dukes of Hazzard Race Set (1981)

  • Nerf Mad Hornet (1997)

  • Army Ants (1987)

  • Pokmon (1998)

  • Pogo Ball (1987)

  • Ghostbusters (1987)

  • Manglors (1983)

  • Twister (1992)

  • Barbie Ice Cream Maker (1989)

  • Nintendo Power Glove (1989)

  • Guess Who (1982)

  • Domino Rally (1993)

  • Bubble Thing (1988)

  • The Weirdest Toy Commercials

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bccolegamble

Cole Gamble is a writer living in Portland, Oregon. He's working on an evil self-help guide titled Improve Your Life or Die.

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4 thoughts on “The Weirdest Toy Commercials”

  1. anonymom says:
    June 22, 2009 at 10:57 am

    Cole- Pudding Pops are hiding in New Hampshire. No kidding! When I lived in Portland I also had a hole in my heart (I even tried to make my own pudding pops once). All it took was a move across the country. On our first shopping trip in NH my partner was looking for fudgesicles when she discovered the box of pudding pops. We were so excited we actually took a picture. So, take heart… they’re still around!

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  2. Anonymous says:
    September 13, 2011 at 1:16 pm

    I remember these! All those toys looked SO fun. Then if I got any? Forgotten under the bed in a week.

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  3. Canuckmom says:
    September 13, 2011 at 5:59 pm

    I had a PogoBal. It sucked rocks.

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  4. Beth Vanherpe says:
    September 19, 2011 at 8:50 am

    commercials make all toys look like a must have, i cant stand letting my 4 yr old watch cartoons sometimes bc of them! almost every commercial is a new, gotta have toy!

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