A video compilation of Fenslerfilm's best G.I. Joe PSAs. Public Service Announcements were shown as short animated clips at the end of each G.I. Joe episode ...

A series of public service announcements (or "PSAs") were produced starring characters from G.I. Joe, from 1985 to 1987. Each PSA ended with one of the troubled kids spouting "Now I know!" …

The infamous G.I. Joe PSA parody cartoons are a series of 25 spoof public service announcement videos created by Chicago-based filmmmaker Eric Fensler of Fensler Films. …

Fensler, a fan of the series, had recalled the PSAs after rewatching G.I. Joe: The Movie which had included the PSAs as bonus features on its DVD, and played around with the footage.

Famous for the dialogue that closes each piece ("Now I know!" / "And knowing is half the battle!"), these thirty-one segments appeared between the final commercial break and the closing …

Jul 12, 2014 · GI JOE PSA- COMPILATION.This video is just for fun all copyright belongs to their respective owners.

Apr 5, 2017 · The infamous G.I. Joe PSA parody cartoons are a series of 25 spoof public service announcement videos created by Chicago-based filmmmaker Eric Fensler of Fensler Films. …

Jun 13, 2011 · Series creator Eric Fensler talks about the creation process, the legal trouble with Hasbro he narrowly avoided, and what he and Fenslerfilms are up to these days. NAmag: How …

Apr 1, 2013 · If you grew up watching the G.I. Joe cartoons in the late 80’s, you’re most likely familiar with the PSA’s at the end that taught safety and life lessons.

Sep 6, 2000 · Your Typical GI Joe PSA: Two stupid white kids -- one wearing a red baseball cap, the other a blond with a #9 jersey -- are walking down the street, eating hot dogs. The red cap …