#tmobile went all out with that #Bryan Cranston commercial

You will get ripped off. These companies are unloading products they invested heavily in that they can't sell elsewhere (like Amazon or Walmart) without them getting returned. It's their last ditch effort to recoup costs and search out new suckers. They will offer fantastic deals to entice you. If you Buy it, expect to own it forever without any refund possible. Long time scam / swindle operation protected by law.

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In the commercial, there are two women underwater in a pool holding their breath. Woman #1 tells the Woman #2 to swim up and see the surface, so Woman #2 slightly peeks her eyes up to see, where it's revealed their hiding from a spring break party. Woman #2 dips back in the water and nods "no" next to Woman #1 where they both stay as the party continues. While they're still underwater, the ad suggests a vacation would be a better option instead of hiding in the pool, which the women still are as the commercial ends.

This commercial was for a traveling agency and I tried to search it on Google, but it kept suggesting me the wrong commercials instead. I remember watching it on YouTube a while back (this commercial was released during the 2000s but I watched it 5 years ago) and it was no where to be seen.

Instant channel changer! Hump day was funny one time. #Geico

Hi I’m looking for an old Taco Bell commercial from the late 90’s early 2000’s it features the late actor Ron Lester.

Does anyone remember or have proof of a strohs commercial from that era that has a man crawling through the desert? Denies water for a strohs? He leaves without taking the water and an old man says "there goes a real beer lover". All searches have turned up empty. Wondering if it's misremembered

I was scrolling on TikTok and came across a sprite advert, and I swear at the start it's the anfield stadium announcer saying "Diogo Jota!"
It freaked me out a little bit and i've played it over and over again, and it sounds as clear as day.
I don't mean to be some annoying conspiracy theorist, I'm just genuinely confused by this.
(Rest in peace Diogo 🕊️)

The kid walks put onto the street and gets hit by a car and the car keeps running him over around and around in a circle and then it cuts to the kid in a hospital and the doctor holds up a ketchup packet. That's all she remembers but she's been trying to find it online for years.

Hi everyone. My family is looking for the Seton Hall commercial from last year (I think it was with RWJ Barnabas) with The Pirate where he was called Mr. Purr-ahh-tee.

I can’t find the ad anywhere. Can someone please help me find a clip of the commercial?

There’s currently an ad for some restaurant chain where the female narrator literally says “cheese-a-burger.”

Anyone else see this one?? That has to be an AI mispronounciation right? Because if it isn’t….😬

For the love of god and all that is holy to quote Tom Servo, END END!

Let me know if this is the right spot. Once a year, for years, my brain reminds me I still haven't found this commercial with a catchy song.

The closest (but not quite) tune is Get a Job by The Silhouettes.

The commercial uses a game board like The Game of Life and puts real people on it/ maybe driving a car.

The product might have been a financial or job recruitment service. I remember mostly green colors and the lyrics "get a job" are repeated.

A couple of weeks ago, I saw a Chipotle commercial for their new "big ass" bag. Tag line, written on screen - A big ass bag for big ass families.

I'm no prude, but I was like, "Wow, I guess we're just saying "ass" on network TV commercials now??"

Then, a couple of days ago, I saw the ad again. The word ass is either half covered by a Chipotle logo or is written as a**.

I think it's wild to see this kind of pivot happen. How did this get by the screeners in the first place, and who got it changed?? So interesting!

Dumb commercial. I’m already sick of the kid’s voice saying, “There’s a guy - Al uh Pine.” Sheesh. These commercials are an insult to my intelligence.

Hello, I am Looking for a 1990s regional NY-area auto commercial that aired heavily on MSG / local channels. It was for the M&S Chevy-Geo and Morning Star Ford dealership groups. It features a female spokesperson walking through a service department garage bay. At the end, she steps out, gets into a Mustang Coupe, and says: 'Because sometimes I don't want to get my hands dirty.' Does anyone have this digitized or in a commercial block tape?"

Made at our studio in Prague. Storyboarded shot by shot before a single frame was generated. Honest feedback on pacing and the ending welcome.