TV Ads.....favourite and least favourite???

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Favourite for me at the moment has to be the new one for Emirates Airlines with the "air hostess" standing on top of the Burj Khalifa. Absolutely amazing...

Least favourite? Anything with Rylan Clark-Neal in it
 
If we take current ads, the West Coast train line one with the tortoise on roller skates. Love that tortoise.

If we go back in time, Tango (I'm bound to think of others through the day but this springs instantly to mind)

Worst : any perfume advert. Pretentious nonsense. The Natalie Portman one is particularly up itself.
 
The "bounce ball" ad from Sony for their new range of TVs. Amazing still today, 15 years later.


Worst? Too many, but in general it makes me giggle that there doesn't seem to be many straight couples in today's society if you were to believe the ad makers.
 
Neither best nor worse but the MacMillan advert with the young girl going to touch the stitches on her mum's (I think it's her mum!) head is brutal.

Brings home the harsh realities of surgery for those of us previously unaware!
 
This advert genuinely made me laugh every single time I saw it. I can't believe it's already 14 years old (judging by the YouTube upload date).



Oh and as for ones that I hate.. "WOWCHER!" Shut up. SHUT UP.
 
Got no current favourites - and like others it is very rare that I watch any commercial channel live - but record or on catch-up so fast forward through the ads.

But the auld romantic that I am I can't resist any excuse to post and watch again... the most lovely Audrey Tautou; the Orient Express - and hear a wee bit of Billie Holliday

 
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The wonderful thing is, I have not watched an ad for years. Everything I watch, I record so as I can forward through them. Often start watching a program 20 minutes after it started and finish watching at the same time as the live one.

Old ads were great, not that level of imagination and humour around anymore
 
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