Our All time favorite TV adverts


Your chance to get your all time favorite adverts in one place. Look at ours post a comment for yours and we will find it and get it into the page.

As an advetising graduate I have been taught to love advertisng, simple, effective and mostly amusing advertising is fantastically addictive. So here begins a list of the best we can remember. Please feel free to ad acomment with your favorite in, preferably with a url link and we will find it and ad it to the post.

My first is one of a series of John Cleese robot ads from BMP. If anyone can find the 2nd, a 'Peep Search' betamax advert then please let me know! (Mike)




Another BMP advert from the same era with the fabulous Smash robots. In this gem the babies are not impressed with the real deal. (Mike)



Great shout by Andy Chesters for this all time classic from CDP. The Hamlet ads were always great but this piece of brilliance stands the test of time.



Wini from Code has a soft spot for this Yellow Pages classic from ? Looking for the Agency now!




Winis other favorite is an Illustrated advert for Milkyway. Cars and indegestion to sell Chocolate bars, how times have changed.




One of a hat full of fantastic ads from Fallon




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