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I’m not old enough to remember this commercial for Blue Stratos men’s cologne, but it really puts a lot of SNL sketches into historical/satirical perspective. I’ve never seen a creepier, more rapey expression on a beautiful model’s face. I wonder how many people unknowingly owe their lives to the power of Blue Stratos:
Run, Tom Selleck! There’s a roofie in your wine! I like how Mustache Guy plays the Little Red Riding Hood role in this commercial. He just thinks he’s going out for a nice dinner with his best girl, so he put on his favorite cologne, but she has other ideas. For “something new”! (What did that even mean in 1985?)
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it meant cocaine. obviously.
I think this commercial alone inspired Anchorman.
“When my man wears Blue Stratos I don’t need to sing the blues”
Yet she is singing the blues at that moment. So I guess her man is not Tom Selleck?
next thing you know, she’s running around the appartment, naked, with a chainsaw
too bad you didn’t stick with i’m a celebrity… for one more day: http://www.people.com/people/news/category/0,,MediaProductsTax:TVImaCelebrityGetMeOutofHere,00.html
this would have made great videogum fodder.
i don’t think the production designer used enough blue… it’s too subtle. won’t play in the red states.
also, my favorite part of this? he owns a reel-to-reel tape deck. cause why not?
Until Smell-o-vision is created I will fail to see the point in perfume commercials. PLEASE, tell me we’ll soon have Smell-o-vision. I’d rather live to see that as opposed to flying cars!
This is exactly how my first marriage happened.
I’m speechless. Honestly. Noah Lieske
I’m Keith Hernandez.
so 60% of the time, it works all the time?
It’s not even the Blue Stratos. It’s the mustache. Never under estimate the powers of the mustache.