commercials

Okay, that may not be true, but their latest commercial shows some love for the Manchester Monarchs. I can't help but feel a little bummed that Utica didn't get represented.

Well, the Hamburglar returns after a long hiatus. He was just released from prison and he's got some new crimes to commit.

Do you remember what the 1980's were like in Central New York? WKTV does. Get ready to take a trip down nostalgia lane with these classic commercials from 1985.

If you're not a dog person, you will be after viewing a new TV commercial for Subaru. It's called 'Dog Tested' and if it doesn't make you want to go out and buy a Subaru, it just might make you want to go out and get a dog.

What is it with Old Spice and creepy commercials?  We've seen moms slithering in and out of view singing "old spice, look what you've done." And now we see a hairpiece taking charge of a reservation situation. Creepy!

Is it just me or do you also think television commercials have really been pushing the envelope lately? Remember the 'Show Your Joe' holiday ad? Or how about the 'Ship My Pants' commercial?  And did you see the E D spoof political ad...crazy!

Warning: this commercial may give you goose bumps.

The E*Trade baby has quit!  The digital broker is saying goodbye to its wise cracking baby and hello to Beanie, the singing cat.

Have you seen that Swiffer commercial with the older couple dancing in their kitchen? They’re not actors, but a real life married couple in their 90’s. They are Morty and Lee Kaufman who live in Valley Stream, New York and they taped the commercial in their house over two days and without a script.

When it comes to commercials, there can be some very strange developments.

Look at that -- a cute video about a little girl who loves her daddy. JK! IT'S ACTUALLY ABOUT HOW "NON-WHITES" ARE TRYING TO DESTROY THE WORLD!! At least according to the racist internet monsters who said so many horrible things in the comments section of this video that Cheerios scrubbed and disabled them.

We couldn’t believe what we were watching during a commercial break from the Olympics. It seemed like a simple advertisement for the family-friendly pasta sauce Ragu, but oh, it was so much more.