Best / Worst TV Adverts Reviews

Oooh I love these categories. **** the best **** # Pot Noodle. What an inspired piece of creative work. The basic premise is that Pot Noodle is a bit chav but God bless it, we just love it don’t we? They started off with the advertising campaigns centred around people searching out pot noodles like illicit sex but the most ...  Read the complete review

The world is full of advertisements isn’t it? I mean, every where you go there will be a subtle product placement. It could be a billboard with a woman’s pearly whites staring back at you or even one of those clever rotating fence type things you get at footie matches. Saying that, if you are in the middle of the Sahara Desert then maybe you can ...  Read the complete review

I am turned off by adverts for the following - Asda, Vauxhall, Ford, Kellogs, Pepsi, Coke, the SUN newspaper, McDonalds. Anything AMERICAN tends to turn me off. I like French products. Vive la France. The British don't make entertaining TV ads anymore. Back in the 1970's, ads were charming, funny and sexy in an ...  Read the complete review

Now I try not to watch too much TV as it is. And I take even less notice of adverts on the TV. However there is one recent advert that has really put my back-up, and I've found myself tutting loudly each and every time it appeared. The advert was for McDonalds, which is bad enough in itself. What made this the sickest piece of corporate crap from ...  Read the complete review

With so many awful adverts to choose from I feel spoilt for choice! However here’s my list of the top most annoying, boring ads. 1. At no 1 it has to be the current advert for the yoghurt drink yop. This ad shows several groups of people with dubbed reggae type singing. All the characters have large rubber looking lips and have ...  Read the complete review

I saw this category and knew I just had to vent my spleen! I hate many T.V ads but there are a few which stand out from the rest as particularly cringe worthy and make me vow never ever to buy what ever it is that they are promoting! The most annoying is those e sure insurance ads. I dislike most insurance companies with a vengeance ...  Read the complete review

I just can?t help it, I don?t know who else to ask, so I?m going to air my dilemma here! It?s this current TV advert you see, it?s bugging me. Normally I let these tiresome advert breaks wash over me and as soon as they are seen they are forgotten but this one has posed a puzzle for my and leaves me wondering whether I?m overlooking ...  Read the complete review

I've only seen this a few times thankfully but whenever it comes on I have to stop what I'm doing to watch the most embarrassing display of dancing! A couple are in their kitchen, the woman is busying herself while her partner, dressed only in nasty little Y fronts gyrates to ' Teenage Kicks' by the Undertones. He is stopped ...  Read the complete review

Ads, you love 'em, you hate em' they are totally unavoidable as Channel 4 gets all the best films, channel 5 starts to get its act together with the showing of The Godfather and ITV has, ahem, well, some soaps and stuff - do they show the footy? They must do something. Anyway, they're all over the major channels, both digital and ...  Read the complete review

UPDATED ******* When I left school, I went to work for was Direct Line Insurance, who at the time had the adverts with the red phone on wheels and their trademark jingle. Those that have worked in large companies will know, every year you have to go to the annual conference. This is so that your employers can give you a pat on ...  Read the complete review

Because they are good at counting other people's money; because they get a polyester upgrade on their wardrobe; but it shouldn't be because they get to appear in their company's TV commercials. Halifax is either very clever or very stupid. They either deliberately hired very bad singers / dancers to appear in their ...  Read the complete review

Schadenfreude. An interesting word don't you think? One that's entered the English language courtesy of a TV advert. Can't remember which one but it's ironic that it can now be applied to a TV advert or, at least, to the perpetrators of a TV advert! "Taking delight in the discomfort of others". A ...  Read the complete review