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After a triumphant return to our screens last year, Mr T is back - and you'd better get some nuts, because this time he's bringing pain. ...
View Snickers 'get some nuts' by BBDO Last week, Mars withdrew its latest ad for Snickers, starring Mr T. The company had received complaints that the ad was homophobic, because the A-Team legend was bullying a speedwalker, for not "running like a man". The decision has caused puzzlement among industry ...
This time around he forces a man to get into a cold pool by hurling bucket loads of Snickers bars at him from a helicopter while yelling: "Time to get in the pool, cos your going swimming fool." The ad has already been seeded on Facebook and will hit TV screens on 1 March. ...
drawn on his pate in black felt-tip pen, pulls up in a battered 70s car to deliver the killer line: "Get some nuts." However, a backlash aimed at the ad has also begun. One poster on brandrepublic.com uses ...
) then you better get the name right first time. But despite all the cautionary tales there are some ... the years, we have made a collection of unfortunately branded products and occasionally get them out ... , there is a sufficiently strong "Ooh matron" streak in British humour for us to respond well to some real ...
Hank Baxter is presumed lost at sea after his command vessel loses his signal over the infrared system. He is then shown using his marine's electricity to power a TV so he can watch the outcome of a cricket match. The voice over states: "Get some Australian in you." ...
for some 18 hours after the film was unmasked as a fake. Instead of immediately derailing tabloid splashes ...
of the programming is not particularly funny, with men being laughed at by girls who actually don't get the joke ... shouldn't have any problem getting on with Nuts the TV channel. However, if you're a GQ type of guy ...
's staff who got the chop earlier this year - deserves rather better than this. While some of those ...
This creative is designed to show how many belongings a person acquires over their life, and how space can be freed up while not relinquishing possessions, by using storage. The execution is set in a bare room where a tidal wave of everyday possessions, such as kids toys, CDs, books, electrical equipment...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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