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This commercial is tolerable. The other two, esp. the "BOOM BOOM BOOM" guy makes me want some Brainjel because it's so loud and in your face it gives you a headache!

Wow, I am so stupid, I saw this commercial 100 times before I "got it". I never knew why the counter guy looked so surprised. I've never been in a Starbucks or ordered a triple-whatever, and never realized they were ordering "by calories". That's the joke! Every show that has people ordering fanc...

Of course it's easy watching it here at home years later! I'd never seen this particular game until now, Bob explained it pretty good but fast. I think the guy was so used to players having the "hit the buzzer" that he just went for it w/o thinking.

And I just realized, the moustache guy was in one of last years worst commercials too. The Sonic Drive-In one where the people got stung by a swarm of hornets in their car. That really made me want to eat there. :(

These are great, I plan to show it to my grandmother, who doesn't sit down and watch movies, but she can feel like she got a little taste of some of the best ones! :)

I like the music too, but I question the judgement of an ad agency for a health company that doesn't consider viewers who have photo-sensitive seizures. The flashing strobe effect is heck on their brains, like a strobe light. :(

Is it really cool to call yourself a philanthropist...? I mean, I'm sure he's a very charitable man, but that just seems, I dunno. Why not say volunteer instead? And actor too, he forgot that. :)

I'm constantly irritated by repetitive irritating commercials, and I thought this was going to be one of them. Amazingly, this one's really grown on me! I see it every weekday at noon during "Cops" reruns. Now I can enjoy it any time I want! ;)

I remember that their "New Romantic/Renaissance" look only lasted this one album before they returned to the traditional look, but It was actually one helluva good album! This song is catchier than many funky grooves out today, and others like "Action Man" were reminiscent of their YMCA-type sing...

She still can't sing after all these years without filtering her voice through a Fisher-Price See 'n Say? Actually, those toys sounded more real than this!