Commercials

Let's take a trip down Memory Lane and explore a few vintage television commercials that were on Lafayette television stations.

Cottonelle has a new ad campaign for 2023 entitled "Tales From Down There" and it could be the most disturbing commercial about any product ever in the history of advertising.

The holidays always bring a sense of nostalgia to homes everywhere. This compilations of early 90s commercials in Lafayette will bring back all the memories from years past.

If you think we're too sensitive in 2022, just look at the outrage created by a can of air freshener back in the 90s.

If you were someone who grew up watching television in Lafayette during the '90s, I'm about to unlock a treasure chest full of nostalgia.

Well, it didn't take a genius to see this coming...someone made an amateur Chevy truck commercial using the original video of the Chevy Silverado flipping on Monday.

Flo generally plays a fictional store manager in the ads for Progressive Insurance, but who is she in real life?

At night or in the early morning hours when no one's around, they'll scare you half to death.

TIL that Ali Landry (born in 1973) was named after Ali MacGraw after Landry's mother saw the actress in Love Story in 1970

These ads made a lasting impression on pop culture.

Here's a look at some wildly expensive commercials during past Super Bowl's that backfired with the public

A San Antonio mattress store draws major criticism for posting a video on Facebook promoting a “Twin Towers Sale.”

You thought the flood brought mud, just wait until you see and hear all the political advertisements that are about to insult your intelligence.

Everywhere you turn right now, everyone is talking about politics. You've probably had three unintended, heated political debates in the past the week alone. When it comes to politics, Louisiana serves up some of the most unique and interesting stuff in the country. To try and get away from the serious discussion, I thought it would be fun to take a look back at some older Louisiana political ads.

A few commercials in, you're going to find a real nugget of nostalgia when you see the commercial for "Party On The Green" featuring Alabama and Reba McEntire!

Louisiana owned and brewed Abita Beer takes exception to Budweiser's Superbowl commercial that poked fun at craft beers.

You've heard of the Dog Whisperer? Meet the Woman Whisperer, the envy of every man on the planet.

NBC is charging a record $4.5 per 30-second Super Bowl ad this year, and they're getting it! They report that 95% of the spots have already been sold.

It's a hat with a ribbon and you swing your head around and around until you get bored or throw up. Now that is what I call fun!

The folks at Budweiser have decided they just can't wait until Sunday for you to see their new Super Bowl commercial, so they've leaked it. Budweiser’s follow-up to last year’s "Brotherhood" ad, which was voted No. 1 by USA TODAY’s Ad Meter, features a persistent puppy who keeps escaping his animal shelter to visit his Clydesdale friends.