Just envision trying to get a 150 rootball on top of a seven foot SUV. Without scratching the crap out of it.
Commercial with some girl driving down the highway singing along to Arianna (who’s in the car) when her data starts running out. So she has to ditch the singer for navigation. On a one lane highway through the desert for miles and miles. Just what navigation is she having trouble with?
well, they are hideous.
I was going to mention that one, too.
“Go that way.” Well, duh! That’s the only way you can go (other than the way you came.)
I’ll mention the Paul Giamatti CenturyLink “Hollywood Insider” series.
“Acting is about the economy of words.”
“When was this headshot taken?”
I’m not sure how having a rude, insufferable, non-supportive family makes you a “Hollywood insider”, but I do know I want to punch that young brat in the teeth. And then Giamatti, too, for thinking this was a good idea. You can’t make self-deprecating humor work if no one likes you in the first place!
Ooooh, one more, just because I hate this commercial so much. It looks to me like they planted the damn tree right in the middle of a trail. Tough noogies for the next snowmobiler or XC skier to come down the path, eh?
[QUOTE=Robot Arm;19770553Plus, the burly woodsman who says “good mornin’” sounds too much like a radio DJ.[/QUOTE]
It took me a long time to figure out which one was saying it.
What I don’t understand about that one is: Navigation was in the back seat, why couldn’t Ariana (one ‘n’) just switch places with him? Why does she get booted out of the car?
If you had Ariana Grande singing in your ear, wouldn’t you boot her out of the car, too?
I kind of have a grudging respect for her after watching her to the music spin game (I don’t know what they call it) on Fallon one night. She was really pretty good at the imitations.
She also did it on SNL once during the Pandora sketch.
my new one is the new Ashley Madison commericals
the couple is affectionate but seemingly bored with each other … the guy communicates being bored better as he rolls his eyes ect when shes not looking … they go through this sub ride where they try to be affectionate but it looks like their hearts not into it
then there at the party where they see a hot girl and either she gives him a go for it look or they give each other a glance for a threesome … and then you hear “find your moment at am.com”
Wow, after they were debunked as being all scam?
yeah there stil lhere … even have new owners I think
It can be done, though. Here is my friend’s house and the results of 20 years of replanting their live Xmas trees around the pond:
Dennis
Well, I have to admit that we’ve seen a lot of sixty degree days during Xmas week in the past decade; winter doesn’t really seem to get going until mid-January some years. And you could always pre-dig the hole sometime around Thanksgiving. But in the picture perfect world of the commercial, with the snowfall and the driving out into the forest and digging a hole with a garden shovel? Color me skeptical.
This comment just gets funnier and funnier to me as time goes by. ![]()
“Dump Cakes!!!” This is a made-for-tv product that – I guess – lets us dump some cake batter in a cheapass pan and BAKE IT! OMG, the bestest invention ever!
Kathy, the spokeswoman with a nasally Midwest accent, looks like Mrs. Garrett on The Facts of Life.
Besides the fact that people have been baking cakes in pans since fire was invented and we’ve had access to Betty Crocker mixes for 75 years, what an awful, awful product name.
Panera’s “or something” commercials.
Dump cakes were not made for tv, they are a well known thing that have been around for a long time. It is not a product name, it is a thing. Like trying to say that “pound cake” is a product, it’s not.
The Subway Autumn Carved Turkey commercial:
Watch the cheese carefully. Drives me nuts.Yeah, the cheese teleports to the other side of the turkey or something.
Still, my main reaction to the commercial is A) it looks yummy and B) I’m definitely going to try one for lunch tomorrow. 
So I’d say the commercial is a success.
It’s not.* It’s totally flavorless.* Not bad, just not yummy at all.