Updated thread - What TV commercial gets on your nerves?

Some of the Motorola commercials with the frumpy guy playing the cell phone are a tiny bit funny, but this one is hideous. I really can't stand it.

http://www.androidauthority.com/moto-x-lazy-phone-ad-268398/

 

The Nationwide Insurance commercial with the helicopter following the safe driver and the lame commentary makes me want to chug a bottle of vodka and throw the empty bottle through the screen.

 

The Ford commercials with the fucking annoyingly smug couple deciding that they like "and" better than "or" when no one ever fucking told them they had to pick one or the other.

And what does voice-activated have to do with gas mileage? Is it really a marvel of engineering to have both?

 

RAV-4 genie. When the car goes in space, do we really need the disclaimer that the car cannot go into space? Are we as a society that stupid?

 

What I don't get: if she is that opposed to him mixing the sauces, why doesn't she get her own damn container of sauce?

 

Yes. Yes we are.

 

These T-Mobile commercials with the parents on a web can complaining about their kid's phone bill are re-freakin-tarded. I have an irrational hatred for them.

 

"Hey lady, that's DIESEL!"

And her smug, "Yes, I know."

At the gas station I go to, diesel is about 75 cents per gallon higher than 87 octane. Is it really worth buying a car than runs on diesel?

 

Blanket submission: Any commercial advertising a Hulu original show. They all look like crap, especially the ones about the elementary school gang war.

 

So I'm watching the first Murder, She Wrote on the Hallmark Channel. Seems like every other ad is something targeting seniors wallets - and the others are for some cutesy movie featuring a young successful career woman trying to figure out her life who finds the man of her dreams in some small town she stumbles across.

 

Was Angela Lansbury being "positive"?

(Sorry, I had to share if you are going to bring her up)

 

That can't be unseen. Thanks.