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I didn't have the doll, but I *did* have the commercial on a tape. And that said commercial had been jammed in my brain for like 15 years. I considered it my "Holy Grail" when I started collecting 80's commercials (and yes, I eventually found the darn commercial, and I bought the doll on Ebay, she pops up there every now and again) Unfortunately, you can't really find much information on her on the Internet. Believe me, I've looked! - Dream Dancer
I didn't have the doll, but I *did* have the commercial on a tape. And that said commercial had been jammed in my brain for like 15 years. I considered it my "Holy Grail" when I started collecting 80's commercials (and yes, I eventually found the darn commercial, and I bought the doll on Ebay, she pops up there every now and again) Unfortunately, you can't really find much information on her on the Internet. Believe me, I've looked! - Lights Alive
I would think that this would be more popular than Lite Brite, because of the fact that there weren't any colored pegs that could get lost, stepped on, vacuumed, swallowed by the family pet, that sort of thing. Also, Lite Brite you had to plug in while Lights Alive was battery operated. It saved more electricity, it seemed. I never had one, but I *did* have the commercial for it on a tape (which unfortunately died, but I found the commercial online last night).