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Why did the chicken cross the road?

After goofing around for the camera at home, young C.J. Weakley may soon find himself the star of a new Sprint advertising campaign.

Gather 'round boys and girls, it's name for another edition of Uncle Ryan's "What's the Name of that Song from that One Commercial?" (Side note, I need to work on a better name for this.)

I saw this commercial today and in a mere 60 seconds Coke gave a perfect overview of parenting a small child. I have a 16-month-old daughter and though she is very well behaved, she is into everything. Having a child fully changed my life and this short video encompasses the emotions you feel on a daily basis...

Forget about shipping your pants. Kmart is ready for you to ship your trousers!

In an effort to promote the Kindle Fire HDX's "Mayday" feature which allows users to video chat with a Kindle representative should they have a question or issue with their device (take that iPad!), the company has launched a series of commercials featuring an actor who's face you may recognize, but aren't quite sure from where.

Unless you DVR everything on TV and jump past all the commercials, you've no doubt spotted the new series of commercials for the Kindle Fire HDX starring "Amy", the attractive red-head who pops up on the screen to promote the devices "Mayday" feature connecting the customer to a live representative through video chat. But who is "Amy"? Allow me to introduce you. Read

While watching TV the other night, I caught an amusing commercial for Midas automotive service featuring a floating, golden hand talking to a guy about the service Midas provides when people have trouble with their vehicle. The voice of the hand sounded familiar so I took to the web to find out who it was, so you don't have to!

There is a new product on the market and you will never believe what it does!

Kmart is at it again with their play on words.

We forgive Hollywood hottie Bradley Cooper for many things (e.g., appearing in 'Yes Man'), but we just can't understand why he would bring an open container of vanilla ice cream to a party. Weirdly, this is the premise behind his commercial for Haagen-Dazs, so try to suspend your disbelief. He's just lucky he's so ridiculously good-looking.

If you've sat through even one commercial break during the past two weekends of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, you've no doubt seen the Coke Zero commercial where two employees get the evil-eye from the boss for discussing their brackets during business hours. Does the narrator's voice sound familiar?