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Worst advert on TV at the moment (Part 12)
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silversox
05-12-2016
Originally Posted by Istvan:
“I haven't been grouped for years, not since I gave up being a singer, had some groupies then, ah happy days, Then girls would throw their knickers on the stage,
Now they throw throw tomatoes,
Still I don't mind, I make a fortune with my veggie stall outside the theatre”

Istvan - you're on top form, again!!
oathy
05-12-2016
the "teenage" son from the Tesco ad didn't even make the Christmas day meal..
guess that's one mystery solved he's in jail never to be spoken of again
xhannahlongx
05-12-2016
Ugh, the Head and Shoulders one.
WhyIsTVSoAwful
05-12-2016
I've sussed it - they're eating Freddie in the latest Christmas ad. Freddie is Christmas dinner.
Twin_Two
05-12-2016
Originally Posted by pugamo:
“I am quite unhappy that Freddie is not back in the Tesco ads this year.”

Is that the special needs son? He is probably still at his residential school.
eviled2010
05-12-2016
KFC's Brexit Nativity, with those two teachers munching ridiculously on those bloody "Christmas Burgers", as that silly old Colonel Sanders style voice talks bollox.
grimtales1
05-12-2016
Originally Posted by Twin_Two:
“Is that the special needs son? He is probably still at his residential school.”

Oh God, was he the one who asked the store worker if she was gluten free?
Queen Rizla
05-12-2016
The Branson pickle advert, where the token gormless Dad is shown doing various things badly, but in the end we learn that while he can't do much right but can manage to make a cheese sandwich.
DVDfever
05-12-2016
Originally Posted by dave_windows:
“You'd scream rape and have them arrested!”

I wouldn't. In fact, I once had my bum pinched in a nightclub. It was a bloke who then pretended to blame it on his girlfriend. I said I knew it was him.

When you get to a certain age, you take what you can get

Originally Posted by oathy:
“the "teenage" son from the Tesco ad didn't even make the Christmas day meal..
guess that's one mystery solved he's in jail never to be spoken of again”

He's in the cellar, chained to the radiator.
Twin_Two
05-12-2016
Originally Posted by grimtales1:
“Oh God, was he the one who asked the store worker if she was gluten free? ”

Yes, made me squirm as the poor boy/man isn't quite the ticket. The ones with him in were painful to watch.
dave_windows
05-12-2016
Originally Posted by DVDfever:
“I wouldn't. In fact, I once had my bum pinched in a nightclub. It was a bloke who then pretended to blame it on his girlfriend. I said I knew it was him.

When you get to a certain age, you take what you can get



He's in the cellar, chained to the radiator.”

Having your bum pinch is nothing like having your breasts squeezed or v***na touched. Even if your clothed im sure its very unpleasant.
Queen Rizla
05-12-2016
Originally Posted by grimtales1:
“Oh God, was he the one who asked the store worker if she was gluten free? ”

Or the last Christmas one where he bought a packet of turkey slices for Christmas dinner.
Baz_James
05-12-2016
Originally Posted by Queen Rizla:
“The Branson pickle advert, where the token gormless Dad is shown doing various things badly, but in the end we learn that while he can't do much right but can manage to make a cheese sandwich.”

Not just any cheese sandwich, a .... oh, wait ... wrong ad.
Willpurry
05-12-2016
The Tesco son comes across as a Cambridge don compared to many people on this forum.
oathy
05-12-2016
Originally Posted by Willpurry:
“The Tesco son comes across as a Cambridge don compared to many people on this forum.”

tough break losing the Tesco gig
they really gave you terrible scripts and direction
oathy
05-12-2016
Originally Posted by WhyIsTVSoAwful:
“I've sussed it - they're eating Freddie in the latest Christmas ad. Freddie is Christmas dinner.”

lol the Tesco Adverts seem to bring out the dark side in everyone who watches
they got it so wrong, when you think they launched this new campaign on the back
of the problems they were in.
BellaRosa
06-12-2016
Originally Posted by oathy:
“tough break losing the Tesco gig
they really gave you terrible scripts and direction ”

yviebabe
06-12-2016
The flippin' Tesco ad (again!), where she's worrying if she's cooked the turkey properly, and he's worrying that he's sharpening the carving knife properly! How old are they? How many Christmas dinners have they hosted? I know what I'd like to do with that knife!
BellaRosa
06-12-2016
Iceland and the stomach churning Father Christmas. He looks nothing like Santa
minxymoo
06-12-2016
Originally Posted by BellaRosa:
“Iceland and the stomach churning Father Christmas. He looks nothing like Santa ”

With an obvious cast of scripted actors at their Christmas dinner.
Petitshoo
06-12-2016
Any perfume or aftershave advert but especially the ones for Chloe, Invictus and Mark Jacobs Decadence.
JayDee279
06-12-2016
Originally Posted by yviebabe:
“The flippin' Tesco ad (again!), where she's worrying if she's cooked the turkey properly ....”

I find that one the least offensive of their ads, mainly because of her "yes" at the end; just one word, but which speaks volumes.
chuffster
06-12-2016
Originally Posted by BellaRosa:
“Iceland and the stomach churning Father Christmas. He looks nothing like Santa ”

He looks like a serial killer.
grimtales1
06-12-2016
The ad for some "party" food where the woman tries to get rid of the boring bloke nattering on about bins. He looks as if he belongs in a Little Britain sketch.
Dippydolly
06-12-2016
T K Maxx, the ridiculous gargling granny, the teenager whose voice is breaking. Awful, just awful
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