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Walkers French Fries
1997-1998
French chef gull Jacques caused a ruckus in Walkersville by loudly nibbling crunchy French Fries. Despite the racket, he was welcomed into the Snackshack Pack by the Quaverheads and the Monster Munch monsters, who assisted him with his cooking.
Walkers French Fries
1997-1998
French chef gull Jacques caused a ruckus in Walkersville by loudly nibbling crunchy French Fries. Despite the racket, he was welcomed into the Snackshack Pack by the Quaverheads and the Monster Munch monsters, who assisted him with his cooking.
“I’m giving you a hard number … we’re competitive people — we want to win. I want to win opening weekend. I want to win box office”
(via NY Times)
Heinz
1987-1988
Heinz's short-lived children's beans-and-meat range took after Beano comics of yore, particularly the Bash Street Kids, and saw a gang of young rebels - drawn by Oscar Grillo - defending their hangout spot Kath's Cafe from slimy gentrifiers with weirdly racist designs.
Heinz
1987-1988
Heinz's short-lived children's beans-and-meat range took after Beano comics of yore, particularly the Bash Street Kids, and saw a gang of young rebels - drawn by Oscar Grillo - defending their hangout spot Kath's Cafe from slimy gentrifiers with weirdly racist designs.
chuffed.org/project/1580...
chuffed.org/project/1580...
Oh, lord. I am going to spend *way* too long on this game
Oh, lord. I am going to spend *way* too long on this game
and not the other movie
Seriously just see that one, it'll be so funny if the other one underperforms
“We both have films opening on December 18th, and we decided to coin a name for it... We’re thinking ‘Dunesday'"
🎥 timotheenation
and not the other movie
Seriously just see that one, it'll be so funny if the other one underperforms
Labatt's
1988-1996
Tony Slattery played a steadfast Mountie for Labatt's in the UK, paying homage to the Hollywood Mountie and leaning into the zany toon spirit of Dudley Do-Right. But Mounties do not drink on the job, thus the RCMP had the ads pulled under fear of exploitation.
Labatt's
1988-1996
Tony Slattery played a steadfast Mountie for Labatt's in the UK, paying homage to the Hollywood Mountie and leaning into the zany toon spirit of Dudley Do-Right. But Mounties do not drink on the job, thus the RCMP had the ads pulled under fear of exploitation.