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Burger King is back with another commercial featuring out-of-tune singing, this time touting the chain's "meeeeeelts."

Well, put a baseball cap on my head and call me Gino, Tammy can't have skin removal surgery because she's secretly vaping. Self sabotage much, Tam? I think at this point Chris is the only one on this show who has any sense at all.

I used to leave Pop-Tarts out for Santa. Then mom told me that Santa didn't like Pop-Tarts and that he preferred Payday bars, which, coincidentally, were her favorite candy bars. Hmm ...

What annoys me most is these commercials are old and they air every year. The children in them are not kids anymore. And that blanket you get for your $19 a month is NOT adorable!

I found it hard to sympathize with either of the adults in this situation. They were both psychos. And no one knows the whereabouts of one of them.

Maybe they're referring to Camilla? This was pretty much what I expected. Exaggerated reactions to foreign food, Tammy unable to handle public transport, a family quarrel in public. *YAWN*

Sometimes we even saw them wearing designer jeans!

Forgive me if this has been addressed before. I watched the pilot episode last night and though we are told that Monica and Rachel lost touch with one another after high school, I wonder why Monica wasn't invited to Rachel's wedding. The only reason I can come up with is that Rachel's cheapskate father capped the guest list to save money.

@Tom Holmberg, I think that man is impersonating Jackie Chiles from Seinfeld, who himself was a parody of Johnny Cochran. But to answer your question, no, I wouldn't want this firm to represent me.

This was a very gripping documentary, but I wish it would have told us more about what the children did to survive those 40 long days in the rainforest. Thank heavens the indigenous men in the search party didn't abandon their mission. My heart goes out to Lesly, who had to shoulder the responsibility of looking after her younger siblings. I can't imagine how terrified she must have been. What relief she must have felt when she and her siblings were finally safe.

Word to the wise: Never accept a dinner invitation from Amy Slaton.

The Dupixent commercial with the guy lounging in a kiddie pool while stacking up picnic food on a plate. Is this some sort of Tik-Tok challenge thingy? If a guest did this at my party, he would never be invited again.

🎶"Particle Man, Particle Man, doin' the things a particle can. What's he like? It's not important. Particle Man." 🎶

I hate the commercial where the guy meets the person who helped him with his Medicare advantage plan. He acts like she was the person who answered his 911 call after his psychotic neighbor boiled the fish in his koi pond and left dozens of dead gophers on his front lawn. There's a slight chance I'm watching the ID channel too much ...

The Zales commercial that uses the song "¿Dónde Está Santa Claus?" needs to go on a blind date with Art the Clown.