Who said good stuff maynard

For local commercials those of you that grew up in this area will immediately know what I'm talking about Time for something Don't sizzle fat, sizzle lean! Does anyone here remember Fruit Brute? Wasn't it I always liked the Chuckwagon dog food commercial where the tiny covered wagon comes shooting out of the bag and wheels around the kitchen, bringing gravy-soaked goodness to your dog.

Hey, someone refresh my memory about the Snicker's commercial, will ya? I can remember the punchline vividly, but I can't remember what led up to it! This page says "leaner" and here's another vote for "leaner" BUT this page says "meatier" The world may never know I'd forgotten that one! Ask Mr. Also: E3! You sank my battleship! It was leaner. The whole point was that it was a healthy option to bacon.

Asian kid 1: "Nobolly bollas me! WDCA, channel 5! Ars Legatus Legionis et Subscriptor. Mondo points if you know this one: "Pretty sneaky, sis! Connect 4 it is! Where the cheese go? Wandering Wastrel. You get them brakes at Pep Boys?? The catchphrase Good stuff, Maynard! Comes from a series of TV commercials for Malt-O-Meal hot cereal that aired during the early s and featured a little boy and his imaginary friend Maynard. Some folks still use this phrase today when enthusing about tasty food or suggesting that something has positive qualities.

This is part of a complete episode. You must log in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Here's one of them In this one, the kid is Maynard. This question was answered completely - no more wondering. Thank you! I remember that catch phrase too. As welll as "Give to it Mickey, He'll eat anything! I think the rumor was that the kid who played Mikey in the commercial died from eating pop rocks and drinking soda In reality, John Gilchrist, who played Mikey, is still alive and works as an advertising account manager in New York.

The other kids in the "Mikey" commercial were Gilchrist's brothers and are also still alive. See the link for quotes from the TV show. There's no truth in it. John Gilchrest aka. Mikey is alive and well. Furthermore, that combination of carbonation and corn syrup could give you a hell of a bellyache and probably make you puke.

I suppose if you were able to consume enough carbonated beverages and Pop Rocks before blowing your chips, you might have to get your stomach pumped, but it wouldn't kill you. As for "Good Stuff, Maynard," I am unfamiliar.