
So, apparently, this is a screenshot of an episode of How I Met Your Mother with an ad for Kevin James’s new movie The Zookeeper in the background. Sure. Normal. (Also, a very good way to get me to want to go to a movie! Seeing a blurry prop thing in the background of a sitcom.) The weirdest part, though, is that this is a RERUN. From 2007! TIMECOPS! That is just a very weird thing to do. That being said, I think this is what we should do. Let’s just pool all of our money, sink it into a hit sitcom, wait a few years, and then digitally superimpose some ads into old episodes. I feel like by 2017 we could be rolling in that Coor’s Lite money. (A can of Coor’s Lite will be superimposed on a baby’s face.) (Via TheDailyWhat.)
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Luuuuucyyyyy! You got some ‘splenda to do!
It’s just retconning so they can explain that he met our mother while on a date to see The Zookeeper.
He proposes at a TGI Friday’s.
They get divorced angrily over a Grand Slam at Denny’s. Twas a terrible mess. Bad breakup, too.
I was at a party just this past weekend where cans of beer were superimposed into everybody’s hands. Eerie.
Actually, that was your basement. The whole party was superimposed. That’s why nobody thought it was weird that you were wearing a bathrobe and eating a whole bag of Funyuns during a Keeping Up With The Kardashians marathon.
This season on Keeping Up With The Kardashians: There are simply far too many Kardashians with which to keep up. E!
With whom to keep up, terribly sorry
I think the main idea here is that Kardashians require a lot of upkeep.
That was the main thesis of my grammatically-horrendous comment. They missed an opportunity by not calling it “Babysitting the Kardashians.”
I believe you use whom with people, so I see no error in your post.
You know I was going to go see The Zookeeper, but after this I’m boycotting it.
You all thought this was a fake brand. Turns out the company were just smart enough to preemptively advertise it on the most popular cartoon in the world 25 years before actually releasing it.
Clever marketing folk
Spoiler alert: Mexico’s already figured this one out:
They should recut the Brady Bunch opening to tell the story of how two single parents and their kids somehow formed a family with the help of eHarmony.
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Seinfeld did it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZx3xYwb64Q
This is laughably bad, but worse is that weird phenomenon where they superimpose/splice/generally necromance dead celebrities into adverts. Like the Steve McQueen Bullitt one for some car. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2OV7Zz4VsM . Yuck.
Marty should’ve listened to Doc Brown Re the consequences of time travel.
Don’t play coy, Gabe. Videogum has been superimposing ads in old comments for months.
When did you change your avatar?
i thought this episode of the Honeymooners was a little weird…
i thought there was something off about this episode of the Honeymooners…
sorry…the boards are bein’ screwy with me again…
You superimposed your new comment onto an existing thread. Meta.