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* There's a [[http://youtu.be/SXHiBV-LhYY?t=1m commercial]] on Website/YouTube for Florida orange juice starring Yankees great Mickey Mantle (probably late 50s-early 60s). After the announcer tells us that Mickey needs to drink Florida orange juice every day to play his best ball, because the body doesn't store Vitamin C, Mickey proceeds to say the same thing, almost verbatim.
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* There's a This [[http://youtu.be/SXHiBV-LhYY?t=1m commercial]] on Website/YouTube for Florida orange juice starring Yankees great Mickey Mantle (probably late 50s-early 60s). After the announcer tells us that Mickey needs to drink Florida orange juice every day to play his best ball, because the body doesn't store Vitamin C, Mickey proceeds to say the same thing, almost verbatim.
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* The ad for Verizon's ''hum'' smart system for cars begins "Whether you have a red car, white car, blue car, red white & blue car..."
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsAVeYM8jo0 Geico]]: "I'm sorry Daisy, but I'm a loner. And a loner's got to be alone."
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* A commercial for AT&T U-Verse wireless Internet mentions it has reliability you can rely on.
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* truTV's new series "Billy ''Billy on the Street" Street'' was advertised with promos saying it stars Anna Kendrick, Julienne Moore, Tina Fey, Will Ferrell, Billy, Billy, Billy Billy, and Billy!
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* The commercial for Burger King's Extra Long Jalapeno Cheeseburger mentions it is topped with cheese, jalapenos, jalapenos, and jalapenos.
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* A Hoveround commercial where they drop a 4X redundancy in one sentence. "Hoveround builds 'your chair', delivers 'your chair', and will service 'your chair' for as long as you own 'your chair'.
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* The [[MemeticMutation infamous]] diabetes insurance Liberty Medical ad contains the following gem: "You know there are many people who dont know their ''diabeetus'' testing supplies may be covered by Medicare? Well if you have ''diabeetus'', and you are on Medicare, your testing supplies may be covered."
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** If you live in the UK, there you have "Uncommon Engineering, Uncommon Stability, Uncommon Roadholding, Uncommon Sense." What else is uncommon for a Subaru to handle?
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMrg0KArRvo Ronseal Quick-Drying Woodstain]] protects and is rain-proof in about thirty minutes. Which means in about thirty minutes, your wood's rain-proof and protected. So if you've got wood to stain, and you want it to dry quickly, use [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMrg0KArRvo Ronseal Quick-Drying Woodstain]]. It [[TropeNamers tropenames]] ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMrg0KArRvo Ronseal Quick-Drying Woodstain]] protects and is rain-proof in about thirty minutes. Which means in about thirty minutes, your wood's rain-proof and protected. So if you've got wood to stain, and you want it to dry quickly, use [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMrg0KArRvo Ronseal Quick-Drying Woodstain]]. It [[TropeNamers tropenames]] does ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.[[note]]And it's even the TropeNamer thereof.[[/note]]
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toning down all-blue-entry (see sinkhole / pothole); detonating an example per point in the natter and Examples Are Not Arguable
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMrg0KArRvo Ronseal Quick-Drying Woodstain]] protects and is rain-proof in about thirty minutes. Which means in about thirty minutes, your wood's rain-proof and protected. So if you've got wood to stain, and you want it to dry quickly, use [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMrg0KArRvo Ronseal Quick-Drying Woodstain]].
** [[{{Catchphrase}} It]]Woodstain]]. It [[TropeNamers does]] tropenames]] ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
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** Partially justified in that regard - understood to be "this coming Saturday's SNL," as opposed to, say, SNL a month from now.
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* Love. It's what makes a Subaru ''a Subaru''.
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* A local commercial for a grocery store informs you that if you shop their competition, you could waste over a hundred dollars, or even more!
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* The [[MemeticMutation infamous]] diabetes insurance Liberty Medical ad contains the following gem: "You know there are many people who dont know their ''diabeetus'' testing supplies may be covered by Medicare? Well if you have ''diabeetus'', and you are on Medicare, your testing supplies may be covered."
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* Dutch commercials for Heinz pasta sauce used the phrase "Heinz Pasta Sauce: sauce for on pasta".
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* When TimHortons added paninis to its menu, it advertised it now sold "grilled paninis". Seeing as a panini is, by definition, already grilled...
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* Fifth/Third Bank uses a fictitious Redundancy Incorporated Inc. in their commercial for their new duo bank card. The workers repeat themselves and they even ordered double decker sandwiches, twice-baked potatoes, and bon-bons for lunch.
* Almost any asthma medication HAS to use the phrase "like an inhaled corticosteroid" at least 5 times within the commercial. Sheesh, we GET IT!
* "Void where prohibited". ... Well duh.
* Nationwide Insurance's new mascot: The World's Greatest Spokesperson In The World!
* Music/TheMonkees' Kool-Aid [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFDzQZZc-4A commercial]] from 1970, in which Micky Dolenz exclaims, "Hey, let's make some new sugar-sweetened Kool-Aid with the sugar already in it!"
* DOMESTOS: KILLS ALL KNOWN GERMS DEAD
** Likewise, on the other side of the pond, "Raid: Kills Bugs Dead".
* There's a school in south Florida called CBT College. The "C" stood for "College". The College of Business and Technology College. Way to ruin your credibility before the commercial even starts...
** See also UMUC - the University of Maryland University College.
** See also the University of California system where the college name is usually an acronym (like UCI or UCSD). You will see on the campus website statements like UCI University (university of California university) or "California's UCI"
*** Or the crown jewel of them all, [[http://www.criminologyprize.com/dynamaster/file_archive/071015/809e6fe2524d66f5ab5092b3dc9386c8/Symposium2007-eng-www.pdf California's UCI University]]
* The label on [[http://www.bestplasticcleaner.com/2polish.jpg this product]], a polish for acrylic, reads ''FINE SCRATCH REMOVER: Removes Fine Scratches''. You know, in case it wasn't absolutely clear.
* Taco Bell once touted a new menu item in a TV commercial as a "grilled carne asada steak". Since "carne asada" translates as "grilled steak", they essentially were advertising a "grilled grilled steak steak". Delicious.
** They've also described part of their Bacon Cheesy Potato Burrito as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLjB2sZ2tA0 "bacon topped with bacon".]]
* Advertising/HeadOn: Apply Directly to the Forehead.
** Advertising/HeadOn: Apply Directly to the Forehead.
*** Advertising/HeadOn: Apply Directly to the Forehead.
** "[[LampshadeHanging Advertising/HeadOn, I can't stand your commercials,]] [[PlaceboEffect but your product is amazing!]]"
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMrg0KArRvo Ronseal Quick-Drying Woodstain]] protects and is rain-proof in about thirty minutes. Which means in about thirty minutes, your wood's rain-proof and protected. So if you've got wood to stain, and you want it to dry quickly, use [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMrg0KArRvo Ronseal Quick-Drying Woodstain]].
** [[{{Catchphrase}} It]] [[TropeNamers does]] ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
* A commercial for Boston Pizza has a man suffering from "turkey brain" after eating too many Christmas leftovers. He describes his symptoms as "the confusion, the sluggishness, the excessive napping, the confusion..."
* An ad campaign that began in 2011 encourages you to "Take a Cheetos break With Cheetos".
* A Vevo banner ad on Website/YouTube advertising Lady Gaga's performance on "Saturday's [[Series/SaturdayNightLive SNL]]".
** Partially justified in that regard - reruns happen, after all.
* "If you don't have an iPhone, well... you don't have an iPhone."
* "In Mexico we speak Spanish, mostly because it's the language we speak."
* A Target commercial showed a music teacher singing about all the clothes his students will need for the new school year. Denim was on it 4 times.
* A Five Hour Energy campaign has ads ending "Five Hour Energy! Hours and hours of energy!" [[SarcasmMode You mean like five?]]
* A 1980s print ad for Elephant brand floppy disks promoted the need to make backups by explicitly referring to the Department of Redundancy Department, "and what goes on when it goes on!"
* A magazine advertisement for a ''Franchise/DuelMasters'' card-pack series (specifically, "Survivors of the Megapocalypse") states "Attack with the Billion-Degree Dragon and watch your opponent run like someone who is under attack and is frightened by that attack!"
* An ad for ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedIII'' mentions defending "liberty and freedom."
* There's a [[http://youtu.be/SXHiBV-LhYY?t=1m commercial]] on Website/YouTube for Florida orange juice starring Yankees great Mickey Mantle (probably late 50s-early 60s). After the announcer tells us that Mickey needs to drink Florida orange juice every day to play his best ball, because the body doesn't store Vitamin C, Mickey proceeds to say the same thing, almost verbatim.
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* Almost any asthma medication HAS to use the phrase "like an inhaled corticosteroid" at least 5 times within the commercial. Sheesh, we GET IT!
* "Void where prohibited". ... Well duh.
* Nationwide Insurance's new mascot: The World's Greatest Spokesperson In The World!
* Music/TheMonkees' Kool-Aid [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFDzQZZc-4A commercial]] from 1970, in which Micky Dolenz exclaims, "Hey, let's make some new sugar-sweetened Kool-Aid with the sugar already in it!"
* DOMESTOS: KILLS ALL KNOWN GERMS DEAD
** Likewise, on the other side of the pond, "Raid: Kills Bugs Dead".
* There's a school in south Florida called CBT College. The "C" stood for "College". The College of Business and Technology College. Way to ruin your credibility before the commercial even starts...
** See also UMUC - the University of Maryland University College.
** See also the University of California system where the college name is usually an acronym (like UCI or UCSD). You will see on the campus website statements like UCI University (university of California university) or "California's UCI"
*** Or the crown jewel of them all, [[http://www.criminologyprize.com/dynamaster/file_archive/071015/809e6fe2524d66f5ab5092b3dc9386c8/Symposium2007-eng-www.pdf California's UCI University]]
* The label on [[http://www.bestplasticcleaner.com/2polish.jpg this product]], a polish for acrylic, reads ''FINE SCRATCH REMOVER: Removes Fine Scratches''. You know, in case it wasn't absolutely clear.
* Taco Bell once touted a new menu item in a TV commercial as a "grilled carne asada steak". Since "carne asada" translates as "grilled steak", they essentially were advertising a "grilled grilled steak steak". Delicious.
** They've also described part of their Bacon Cheesy Potato Burrito as [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLjB2sZ2tA0 "bacon topped with bacon".]]
* Advertising/HeadOn: Apply Directly to the Forehead.
** Advertising/HeadOn: Apply Directly to the Forehead.
*** Advertising/HeadOn: Apply Directly to the Forehead.
** "[[LampshadeHanging Advertising/HeadOn, I can't stand your commercials,]] [[PlaceboEffect but your product is amazing!]]"
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMrg0KArRvo Ronseal Quick-Drying Woodstain]] protects and is rain-proof in about thirty minutes. Which means in about thirty minutes, your wood's rain-proof and protected. So if you've got wood to stain, and you want it to dry quickly, use [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMrg0KArRvo Ronseal Quick-Drying Woodstain]].
** [[{{Catchphrase}} It]] [[TropeNamers does]] ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin.
* A commercial for Boston Pizza has a man suffering from "turkey brain" after eating too many Christmas leftovers. He describes his symptoms as "the confusion, the sluggishness, the excessive napping, the confusion..."
* An ad campaign that began in 2011 encourages you to "Take a Cheetos break With Cheetos".
* A Vevo banner ad on Website/YouTube advertising Lady Gaga's performance on "Saturday's [[Series/SaturdayNightLive SNL]]".
** Partially justified in that regard - reruns happen, after all.
* "If you don't have an iPhone, well... you don't have an iPhone."
* "In Mexico we speak Spanish, mostly because it's the language we speak."
* A Target commercial showed a music teacher singing about all the clothes his students will need for the new school year. Denim was on it 4 times.
* A Five Hour Energy campaign has ads ending "Five Hour Energy! Hours and hours of energy!" [[SarcasmMode You mean like five?]]
* A 1980s print ad for Elephant brand floppy disks promoted the need to make backups by explicitly referring to the Department of Redundancy Department, "and what goes on when it goes on!"
* A magazine advertisement for a ''Franchise/DuelMasters'' card-pack series (specifically, "Survivors of the Megapocalypse") states "Attack with the Billion-Degree Dragon and watch your opponent run like someone who is under attack and is frightened by that attack!"
* An ad for ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedIII'' mentions defending "liberty and freedom."
* There's a [[http://youtu.be/SXHiBV-LhYY?t=1m commercial]] on Website/YouTube for Florida orange juice starring Yankees great Mickey Mantle (probably late 50s-early 60s). After the announcer tells us that Mickey needs to drink Florida orange juice every day to play his best ball, because the body doesn't store Vitamin C, Mickey proceeds to say the same thing, almost verbatim.
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