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Eli Lilly's Troubled Mind Client: Eli Lilly Brand: Strattera Title: "No Remote" Agency: Foote, Cone & Belding, New York Like a TV set clicked spastically from channel to channel, the visuals in this unusual spot, directed by Mark Pellington, are assembled as a journey through the troubled mind of a woman suffering attention deficit disorder. The commercial is for Strattera, a drug for the treatment of the condition.
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Smeared & Screaming Client: National Football League Brand: Bills Title: "Bills Fans" Agency: Robins Media What a wonderful comment on the dignity of American sports. This commercial is a paean to those Buffalo Bill fans who favor brightly smeared body colors and like to strip to the skin in the dead of winter and expose themselves on national TV.
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Rockin' Soda Truck Client: PepsiCo Brand: Pepsi Vanilla Title: "Trucks" Agency: BBDO Worldwide, New York Imagine a Pepsi delivery truck retooled by Monster Garage to be not the fastest off the line against a competing Coke truck but the loudest, blasting music from concert speakers concealed in its side panel product holds. Plus, it can do a mini-wheelie.
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Tennis Champ Cleans Up Client: American Express Brand: U.S. Open Title: "Andre" Agency: Ogilvy & Mather Heralding the start of the U.S. Open, tennis champ Andre Agassi does this somewhat lame American Express commercial about cleaning up a child's bedroom with a tennis ball collection device.
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Smash Mouth Jeans Client: Mervyn's Brand: Back to School Clothes Title: "Smash Mouth" Agency: Ron Foth Advertising, Columbus, Ohio Steve Harwell, punk rocker and front man for the band Smash Mouth, stars in this ad for $19.99 back-to-school jeans.
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WEEK'S MOST REMEMBERED SPOT Felled by the Smell Client: Gillette Brand: Right Guard Title: "Football" Agency: BBDO Worldwide, New York Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive back Warren Sapp scores in this Right Guard commercial that consumers remember more than any other from the last two weeks. This spot received the highest consumer recall score for the period of August 4 - 17 in the bi-weekly Intermedia Advertising Group survey.
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