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Just set the scene of what TV looked like in those days when you were trying to avoid it?I enjoyed it when I was a kid, and there were one or two great shows — The Twilight Zone was fantastic. The Beatles were on Ed Sullivan. The Stones, all those guys were on Sunday nights. It was fun in that way. But as far as drama and comedy went, it was so watered down. There was a guy named Herb Schlosser who was the head of NBC, and he came up with this theory called “LOP,” which meant Least Offensive Programming. So there was nothing in it. It was really just pallid soup. And I hated it.It was just a way to sell commercials … Yeah. That’s exactly right. It was all about the commercials. And the commercials were, cinematically, more interesting than the shows.And there were just three networks, so it wasn’t like you had anywhere else to go … No. And they each had a department called Broadcast Standards, which went over every script and made you take out things that they consider offensive. Nobody could belch. A man and a woman couldn’t be in the same bed.It was, as I recall, a big deal just to show a navel in I Dream of Jeannie … Yeah. Stuff exactly like that.So this was the climate that you were coming into as a young guy starting out in TV, even though your ultimate dream was to find a way to film, right?Yeah. As much as I hated television and hated working at it, I was really lucky because I worked with, and for, some really talented people. We were blocked from doing what we really wanted to do, but I can’t remember working for a hack — well, one.I

Hi all! i posted here a few times regarding lost and found media about Psycho Teddy before, but today I am making a master post to share what is, and isn't publicly available. Unfortunately, a LOT has been found, but cannot be uploaded to Youtube solely because of copyright. Even major finds are hard to upload!For backstory, "Psycho Teddy" is a song by Sony BMG Music Entertainment. The song was made in 2008, and was made in Australia. It was featured in various ringtone/wallpaper providers such as Jamster/Jamba, and Dada Mobile. Jamba is in Germany, Dada Mobile is Australian and American, and Jamster is all other countries (you might remember this name specifically if you are in USA or Canada!) Essentially, the commercials for these programs would play on TV, and it would showcase the song and you could text the number on screen, and you could get the song and it's corresponding wallpapers and ringtones on your phone. Two of these commercials were found. One is specifically catered to an Australian audience, featuring the "Dada Mobile" Logo and description. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0Qvd7qPmAsFun fact about this commercial, I found the exact audio featured in this commercial. It was the entire English song, just slightly edited!www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHrBjGAbDg0 (Note: this video is partially blocked. If you cannot view it, use this link. archive.org/details/psycho-teddy-commercial-mix)Here is the other found commercial! youtu.be/r9vX5xVOH00To help with timeframes, Jamba/Jamster was founded in 2000, and was later defunct in 2014. Dada Mobile was founded in 2007 and had specific ties with SONY

Is easy to see athletes appear in commercials all the time in today's society. The pizza restaurant Little Caesars has three NFL stars as spokespeople in commercials, including George Kittle (San Francisco 49ers), Amon-Ra St. Brown (Detroit Lions), and Justin Jefferson (Minnesota Vikings). NFL Hall of Famer Peyton Manning has taken on several TV gigs, from Nationwide Insurance to Subway. Other Iconic Commercials With NFL Stars Football Legends John Madden And "Mean" Joe Greene Have Memorable Commercials Like Troy Polamalu's appearances in the Head & Shoulders commercials, NFL stars tend to make great choices for commercial appearances. This is especially true given the popularity of the annual slew of Super Bowl commercials that have produced some of the most iconic television advertising moments of all time. Indeed, there are some NFL players who have appeared in some of the most memorable commercials. Peyton Manning continued to prove himself as one of the best athlete spokespeople in the game with his series of commercials with Nationwide Insurance. Just as Manning explains that the company is much more than an insurance company, he uses the commercials to show that he is more than just a football player, including showing off his painting skills and insisting he go by his artistic name "Paintin' Manning." John Madden is one of the most iconic personalities in the history of professional football, with his wildly popular Madden NFL games further cementing his status. However, Madden's appearance in a famous 1980s Miller Lite commercial commented on his fiery personality as a football coach. The commercial sees Madden addressing the audience about how he has calmed down in recent years and drinks light beer like Miller as proof. However, as he continues to explain the benefits of Miller Lite, he gets more and more worked up and begins

Stick with the commercials topic-I probably can't help you to get past a tought spot in the game, especially ifit's the firefighter mission.I do welcome any corrections to the commercials script, though.2.0 -----Method-----Nothing exciting, really. The audio files in GTA:SA are hard to bust open withany conventional software (probably to prevent people from ripping the songs and posting them on file-sharing sites). But there's hope! If you play the"User Track" station without any actual user tracks, all you get is the commercials in between. A nice feature if you DO have user tracks, and a nicefeature if you want to write down all of the commercials.The downside is that this involved loading GTA:SA on one computer, a word-processing program on another computer, and flipping back and forth between thetwo. Unfortunately, I've found that sometimes the game will skip ahead a bitafter you pause it, so there are some gaps. And if you miss something? Betterwait till it comes around again, because there's no rewinding.2.1 -----Revision history-----0.0.1 6-07-2005 Bought the PC game. Woo! On the first day out!0.1.1 7-11-2005 Created the FAQ. Did 16 commercials.0.1.2 7-12-2005 Added 21 commercials, and updated the older ones.0.1.3 7-15-2005 Added 22 commercials, and more updates/corrections.0.1.4 8-08-2005 Put the FAQ into the standard Gamefaqs format.0.1.5 8-09-2005 Cleanup for submission!0.1.55 8-11-2005 Posted by Gamefaqs! Added ASCII art.0.1.6 10-20-2005 Added 9 commercials, and more updates/corrections.1.0 10-30-2005 Added 1 commercial, made more corrections. This appears to be all of the commercials in the game, so from now on there's

And, memorably, Hunt's Ketchup, due to his oft-spoken-about love for the condiment. With charm to burn, these two charismatic athletes definitely have a future in commercials that may very well outlast their football careers. Other Iconic Sports Spokespeople Michael Jordan, Deion Sanders, & More Television commercials are one of the best ways for athletes to make money. This has been going on for years, and there is no one more iconic in the world of sports spokespeople than Michael Jordan. He put the Nike brand on his shoulders during his playing days and made more money on his Nike deal than he ever made in his NBA contracts. The story was so iconic that it was even made into a movie starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon called Air in 2023. This continues to this day. The biggest change in college football are the NIL deals, which means college athletes in all sports can sign endorsement deals and make money from businesses by becoming their spokesperson. Many of these are local commercials, but there are others that have gone nationwide, such as 2024 NFL rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, who has joined the Dr. Pepper commercials in its Fansville campaign with former college football legend Brian Bosworth or women's basketball star Caitlin Clark's State Farm ads. NFL Hall of Fame star Deion Sanders teaming up with former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban for Aflac commercials. One of the most famous commercials airing in the 2024 football season sees NFL Hall of Fame star Deion Sanders teaming up with former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban for Aflac commercials. The two work with the Aflac duck and do everything from spoofing Sanders' iconic Prime Time catchphrase to Saban's iconic coaching career. On top of people like Tiny Troy, it