Anonymous wrote:I live in another area, but everyday during the evening news I see a Bath Fitter commercial. Basically, it’s a plastic cover that fits over your existing tub.Their main selling point is that the project can be done in a day!! The commercial seems to go on forever and I swear it’s an infomercial. It’s so annoying, I have to mute it.

Great jingle, though. "Baaaaaaath fiiiiiiiitt-er, it's a perfect fit." Same for Ashcraft and Gerrell, injury lawyers. Great tune.

Anonymous wrote:I live in another area, but everyday during the evening news I see a Bath Fitter commercial. Basically, it’s a plastic cover that fits over your existing tub.Their main selling point is that the project can be done in a day!! The commercial seems to go on forever and I swear it’s an infomercial. It’s so annoying, I have to mute it.

“Bath fitter… it’s the perfect fiiiittttt!”

A little funny, our toddler used to sing bath fitter, it’s a perfect shiiiiiiittttt! But obviously they didn’t realize what they were saying.

Apply directly to the forehead

I live in another area, but everyday during the evening news I see a Bath Fitter commercial. Basically, it’s a plastic cover that fits over your existing tub.Their main selling point is that the project can be done in a day!! The commercial seems to go on forever and I swear it’s an infomercial. It’s so annoying, I have to mute it.

Anonymous wrote:I hate the Koons lady. I used to like her, but her contact lenses have gotten completely out of control. It's like she has no irises at all now, not even blue. Like a cyborg with white eyes. And her hair is so bleached it looks like she has a mop on her head. She's as skinny as a washboard -- her clothes look photoshopped on her. Someone needs to tell her she's lost touch with how she looks. I want a real human being selling me cars, not an AI version.

She's also a K unt based on two of my friends who have been in many of her commercials.

I still watch tv in 2023. I pay $12 a month for an old tivo so I record on a dvr then fast forward through the commercials.

I hate the Koons lady. I used to like her, but her contact lenses have gotten completely out of control. It's like she has no irises at all now, not even blue. Like a cyborg with white eyes. And her hair is so bleached it looks like she has a mop on her head. She's as skinny as a washboard -- her clothes look photoshopped on her. Someone needs to tell her she's lost touch with how she looks. I want a real human being selling me cars, not an AI version.

Anonymous wrote:You watch television? In 2023?

DP but hell yeah! The Bachelor, Voice, etc.

I also hate the Lume ads and think that woman is really weird.

Why are people hating on the OP? Because she has seen commercials and wants to know if others dislike them?

Seek therapy.

Anonymous wrote:Not vomit, but if I see that T-Mobile commercial with the soccer parents stupidly singing “Well, well, well, well, well, well, well” one more time, I am going to chop off my own ears Van Gogh style.

Are you talking about the one with Zach Braff? I saw him interviewed once where he said, "I want to be a role model for young boys so they know they can be manly and straight and macho and still be really into musicals." I almost choked on my snacks. Macho and straight. Sure thing, Zach.

Made me want to vomit: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_aIv0cb5LuY

Because we stream television like 98% of the time, I only see the same 2-3 commercials over and over and over again for weeks at a time and it's like my brain learns to build a wall around them and it's like I don't even register them. I know I see commercials before watching shows on Hulu, which I do several times a week, but I couldn't tell you what they even are. I think maybe one is for some kids of prescription meds service just for women? Could that be real? Maybe Jennifer Aniston is in it? I honestly don't know.

Anonymous wrote:“1 877 Kars for Kids”

end of thread

The commercials on XM radio are the worst! I don't understand why they are so bad.

Anonymous wrote:Balance of Nature vitamins. In the commercial, the users say they have SO much more energy, can garden again, etc. iIt’s ridiculous. I refer to these vitamins a Fruity Pepples.

Yes! And the inventor calls himself a doctor. Dude, you're a chiropractor.

Anonymous wrote:Mike Slocum and his family are so fake. I cannot imagine why anyone would ever go to this man for legal help.

The Lume commercials border on the obscene. Supposedly, this woman if an OB/GYN. She is just obnoxious!

Mike Lindell makes me want to hold one of his "My Pillows" over his face just to shut him up.

Where do you see these? I have never seen these. I mean I have seen Lindell clips in news programs but never the actual ads on programs.

Are you watching like Fox News or daytime judge shows or Jerry Springer or something