But tell me what you guys think. What was your favorite ad or your least favorite ad? Because I don't think there's a shortage of either. But thank you guys so much. And as always, I hope to talk to you all real soon
I feel like we did get a few commercials that kind of stood out, but one of them for me was the two b commercials, and it was the one where it appeared as though your TV somebody was using the remote and scanning through channels and streaming services and picking a movie. And it was so well done that people in the room with me thought that I was changing the channel
phil spade
@Phil · 0:38
I was secretly hoping, and I realize this is very hypocritical, but I was secretly hoping at the end that Samuel Jackson would make an appearance and that John Travolta and Samuel Jackson could redo and relive some of the pulp fiction and marry up the pulp fiction and Greece connection of John Travolta. Didn't happen. I realize I am really hypocritical for mentioning that, but that was my secret hope, and that would have put it over the top for me
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Theo Seibold
@Thatoneweirdo · 4:26
I know I mentioned that one a little bit beforehand, and that was because, interestingly enough, it's one of those that's kind of even with an ad for a cell phone company and Donald Faison and Zach Braff had done ads before for T Mobile
Theo Seibold
@Thatoneweirdo · 4:26
And a lot of these ads and I mentioned as well beforehand is they're really hitting Theo nostalgia button. They have the Candy Shack and all these other ones where they're kind of bringing us back to things, and it's a bit much. It's a bit over the top in the sense of, wow, that's where you're going. And one that I previously mentioned, too, was DoorDash with the Wutang clan