These "A T & T laptop connect card" series of commercials with Bill Kurtis are very funny.
I love the way he lunges and makes Mayweather flinch at the end ! Great stuff.
I couldn't find them, but the two best are where Kurtis (1) is at the North Pole with a Yeti building an igloo in the background, and (2) Kurtis is in remote Ireland with a leprechaun, rainbow and pot of gold in the background. Both commercials projecting the idea that A T & T service is available in the remotest and even mythological of places !
I guess that's how a wack job like you would see it, rex.
The rest of us see a loving father, whose daughter is growing up, and he protectively still sees her as his little girl, presented with a great mix of paternal warmth and humor. It's an exceptionally well done commercial.
The Winston Flintstones commercial is fun, and deliciously un-PC.
I love the Kia commercial because of the over-the-top dream elements. Kia has a consistently good run of commercials, regardless of their cars. (See the Flashdance "Maniac" commercial, and the Kia Soul hamster commercials.)
I also hate the one where the unwashed European chick puts her dysentery fingers in that guys coffee. I think it's for Fiat.
The worst one is the J-Lo one where she drives a Fiat in her old neighborhood. Like A) she drives herself, B) she owns a fucking Fiat, and C) she's leaving her plush Malibu mansion to go back to the shithole neighborhood she's from.
A montage of mostly Carl's Jr ads, some of which I haven't seen before. They remain the masters of humorously over-the-top sexual exploitation in their ads.
My appreciation is enhanced by the use of Foghat's "slow ride" in the ad. Foghat is one of my early favorite groups, and Foghat Live was one of the first two albums I ever bought.
I loved the concept, of aliens plotting to use Hulu, to incite humans worldwide into binge-watching re-runs, to turn humans' brains into protoplasmic goo, as a precursor to aliens taking over the planet. Clever and funny.
A few new old commercials, from Dairy Queen (from about the hime hey started promoting themselves as DQ, And I loved the playful absurdity of them, with which they'd always conclude, "So good it's ri-DQ-lous." he ad campaaign didn't last long, I didn't get the impression it was commercially sucessful, but I loved them.
Anoher Dairy Queen commercial. Not from the same ad campaign, but also very funny. A father-son scenario, with dad trying to incentivize his sports-challenged son to perform better, with a promised trip to Dairy Queen for a treat if he scores, that goes horribly wrong :