Commercials You Can't Stand One More Time

Why do they play the same tv commercials over and over and the same ones every ten minutes?

I will scream if, even once more, I have to see the Domino's Philly Cheesesteak Pizza commercial where the woman in teh home store tests a door bell and a bunch of drooling, half witted, beer bellied morons come running over to her. If I ever would have had a desire to try this pizza which sounds a little disgusting, this commercial would stop me.

Also, I want Lil Kim to keep her fat booty of my tv screen.

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They were actually fun when they had Carrie Donovan flaunting her unnatural obsession with that mangey dog while George and Weezy were ski jumping.

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Yea the new Old Navy commercials I can't stand them! It might have to do with the fact that I work at Old Navy For the holiday season but I just can't deal with them ore the don't on the CD we play at the store.

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The Old Navy commercials, where Fran Drescher does little more than smile directly into the camera.

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Fran Drescher is probably the best part of the Old Navy commercials. I certainly don't want to resemble those idiotic models. Fashion is at a new low. Probably because it is trying to mimic the 70s - the worst fashion decade in American history. The only people who think 70s fashion is cool are those who didn't have to live through it.

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I forgot about this commercial until I saw it this morning....The Build-A-Bear one with the girl sitting on her bed singing some weird song I've never, ever heard. God that girl has a terrible voice. My guess is she's the daughter, granddaughter, or niece of one of the big names involved with that commercial.
The song goes something like, "Oo sha-la-la, oo oo sha-la-la-la" and then the bunny joins in. **Cringes just thinking about that girl's voice**

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I'm with Theaterbaby!

It's the new commercial that drives me the wildest. The little Lolita is singing some Britney-esque ditty in her pink suburban boudoir and her smug mom comes in, whisks her to the mall, where they buy a teddy bear, dress it like a teen Ho, then return home and we fade on Lolita listening to the bear robotically sing the same Britney-esque number (yeah, a weird come-hither "shalalala" the telling musical hook). WHAT is appealing about this?! Is the ad about helping your little overly sex-ed up teen rediscover her inner bear cuddler? What?

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Any commerical with James Earl Jones in it. I think they discontinued the one where he's doint stunts for the wireless company (I hated it so much I can't remember which one it is).

BudFrump - LOL!!! That really put a smile on my face.

I haven't seen this mysterious McDonald's commercial. Is it running in Chicago? I always enjoy the Marshall Fields commercials here during Christmas. I wish I could have bought a single of Three Mo' Tenors singing that jingle-jangle-jingle song from last year. This year, it's Bond. I saw them perform live at Marshall Fields for their renovation promotion. If you haven't heard this incredibly talented classical/instrumental/disco girl-group, give them a try. Marshall Fields is selling their single from the Christmas commercials this year.

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I never did like the distasteful (literally) Meow Mix commercials, with the cat always singing. However, now that I haven't seen any in a long while, I start to miss them...

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>I will scream if, even once more, I have to see the Domino's >Philly Cheesesteak Pizza commercial where the woman in teh home >store tests a door bell and a bunch of drooling, half witted, >beer bellied morons come running over to her. If I ever would >have had a desire to try this pizza which sounds a little >disgusting, this commercial would stop me.

Actually, it looks worse but it tastes great. We've got a local commercial here where a teacher is asking kids about Rhode Island. First kid says Rhode Island is the smallest state, second one says Rhode Island is the "Ocean State," third kid starts going on and on about a college tuition program in Rhode Island. It's a good program, I guess, but I am so damn tired of that commerical!

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hopefully now that we're past Christmas, we won't see that rip-off of the "dancing Broadway" commercials: the one for a stereo store where the hapless polo-shirt and Santa-cap clad dancers poplock a bit with cheesy downlights to an inane holiday pop song. It just looks desperate and sad given the excellent dancing commercials of the past. The cheapo production elements really are pitiful.

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