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Ernest in 'The Ol' Tum Tum'

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Uploaded by on Nov 19, 2007

One of many great commercials made back in the 80s starring yours truly, Ernest P. Worrell.

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  • hahaha that kid looks like "who the hell is this??"

    some of that junk food you so fond of - hahhaaha!

  • Is that Vern's kid in the background?

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  • @Starrman69 lol i was unsure thats what he sayed

  • i think they filmed this at my aunts house...

  • lol...Sweet Assoplis Milk? Was this an outtake/joke?

  • @whoo689 It's just a fucking act. Get over it!

  • I know most of the Ernest commercials were filmed at both John Cherry's and Jim's houses, but does anyone know which house it is in this commercial?

  • @whoo689 I can't tell if you over thought or under thought.......you do know Ernest is a character right?????? And that Jim Varney is a character actor??? and your sentence should end "He needs to learn how to say things properly."

  • @wrecktem Yep. In one commercial, Vern's daughter was having a backyard wedding, while Ernest commented she "weighs as much as most double-wide trailers".

  • Classic Commercial. Jim Varney is MY HERO 4 EVER! R.I.P. JIM VARNEY 1949-2000!

  • @dorlits2345 Probably the guy who shot the ad Jim Cherry. Most of the ads were probably shot in his house. Saves studio costs.

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