blueluigi
3338 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
OK I'm not so sure if I spelled it right. Well actually this might possibly be from 2000 but it might be from 1999, I'm not exactly sure but does anyone remember those Eeet and Ern commercials (I don't think I spelled it right) but it's where you get some kind of code from some kind of cerial box and you win prizes. I don't remember everything about those but does anyone remember those.
System
79987 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
according to an archie comic i got, it's definitely from 2000. the idea certainly was good. it came around when koolaid points could no longer be used for stuff
Yeah, I think i remember that. Weren't they pigs or donkeys, or something?
I don't think that crap caught on too well.
I don't think that crap caught on too well.
System
79987 Posts
18 years, 1 month ago
one was a pig with shades, the other was an orange donkey. the commercials would feature gags on how they sell stuff. at least that's what i remember
Eet was a pig, and Ern was a horse or donkey. And HarryReems, E&E was not "crap" it was simply a copycat Kool-Aid Points. Kind of odd that I remember the two very well, despite the fact that they only went a year before being shown the door. Eet and Ern was intiated by Kellogg's.
Oh my GOD, I remember these two. Cereal box guys, right?
Apparently, Eet and Ern are so obscure that the Wikipedia search turns up dead. Maybe I should go on Google or YouTube to find the evidence.
OK... I found a pic of them:
OK... I found a pic of them:
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Apparently, Eet and Ern are so obscure that the Wikipedia search turns up dead. Maybe I should go on Google or YouTube to find the evidence.
OK... I found a pic of them:
OK... I found a pic of them:
http://www.lavasurfer.com/cereal-kelloggs4.html
According to that site they came out in the early 2000s.
According to that site they came out in the early 2000s.
Those guys suck. I wish I had never met them.
Lol, I remember those guys, that brings back some memories even though they were short lived.
I always thought they were still around, just not advertised as much. Shows you how much I pay attention to cereal campaigns...:)