Cosby just didn’t sell us delicious Pudding Pops, he was also a New Coke spokesman and a father figure who sold unto us the greatest spelling tutor of the last 30 years, “Speak and Spell”.
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I loved Speak and Spell when I was a kid, but I don’t think prevented me from going to sleep at night. That kid must really love spelling. I wonder if he feels the same way about Speak and Math. Got anything on that one, Retroist? It had some pretty fun numbers games. I know there’s also Speak and Read, but I never had that one.
I have been trying to track down some more “Speak and…” commercials, but I haven’t had much luck. As soon as I get the — you will :).