Retro Commercials

What the heck is this ad? There’s no info. So I only know is Jodie from Full House singing about eating an Oscar Mayer Hotdog but with the Bologna jingle in 1987 by.

RoboCop 2 was directed by Irvin Kershner from a script by Frank Miller and Walon Green. After the success of The Dark Knight Returns, Frank Miller was contacted by producer Jon Davison about writing a sequel to the Davison-produced box-office smash RoboCop, directed by Paul Verhoeven. Miller enthusiastically accepted the offer, eager to make an impression in Hollywood the way he had in comics the past decade. Millers screenplay was regarded as an ample follow-up to the original; filled with dark humor, socio-political commentary, and graphic violence. However, the realities of the Hollywood studio system soon became apparent to Miller. Although he enjoyed being handsomely paid for his contributions, he lamented the fact that he was bombarded by notes from studio execs telling him that his script was unfilmable. His script was muted through rewrites, and drastically re-written into what became RoboCop 2. Even when his tenure as screenwriter was officially over, Miller showed up on set everyday, eager to learn all about the movie-making process from start-to-finish. He was even given a cameo as Frank the chemist. Miller would come into contact with the fictional cyborg once more with the critically-acclaimed, best-selling limited series, RoboCop vs. The Terminator. His original screenplay for RoboCop 2 took on an almost urban legend status as fans wondered about what could have been. Nevertheless, Miller returned to write the script for the third film in the series, RoboCop …