Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Gift: The Handmaid's Tale'
Amazon Fire TV Cube
When her significant other presents her with the ultimatum of either continuing to watch "The Handmaid's Tale" on Hulu or going gift shopping for her mother, this woman chooses both. She asks Alexa on her Amazon Fire TV Cube to order Margret Atwood's novel on which the television series is based for her mom and then to continue the program. Seeing how astounded her boyfriend is at how easy that was, the woman mirrors the the characters in the show and responds, "Blessed be."
Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Viral Cat'
Amazon Fire TV Cube
While watching a YouTube video of a cat eating ice cream, a couple tells its Amazon FireTV Cube to mute the video. The couple wonders if their cat could go viral and switches to a live camera feed of their sleeping cat. They come to the conclusion that it couldn't. Amazon introduces its FireTV cube, which allows users to operate a TV hands-free.
Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Courtroom Drama (Suits)'
Amazon Fire TV Cube
While a couple is watching an episode of "Suits" on Amazon's FireTV, a man asks to switch to the game. His motion is denied in true courtroom fashion. He objects and tells Alexa to switch to NBC Sports. Again, he is overruled and the TV is switched back to "Suits." Amazon says TV is now hands-free with its new FireTV Cube.
Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Do You Hear That?'
Amazon Fire TV Cube
While watching Lore, two users think they hear a sound coming from elsewhere. Using Amazon's FireTV cube, they switch to the live camera feed in their garage and discover a few raccoons have invaded their home.
Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Villain: Barry: Alexa Voice Control'
Amazon Fire TV Cube
What's a clumsy arch-villain to do? All he wants to do is watch his favorite shows, but each time he presses a button he annihilates one of his henchmen instead. Luckily, his lieutenant clues him into the hands-free Amazon Fire TV Cube with Alexa. That way, the big boss can watch "Barry" without a single casualty. He's so happy he can't help but slap the table next to him -- activating the death ray that vaporizes his lieutenant.
Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Italian Serie A'
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Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Future Is Here'
Amazon Fire TV Cube
While watching an episode of Westworld, a viewer gripes that he doesn't have the futuristic technology available in the show. In order to impress his friend, another viewer tells his FireTV Cube to dim the lights. When that fails to impress the man, the other viewer tells the FireTV Cube to turn up the volume to drown out the complaining. Amazon introduces its FireTV Cube, which allows you to navigate your TV with your voice.
Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Zombie: Martha and Snoop's Potluck Party Challenge'
Amazon Fire TV Cube
After a long day of filling his duties as a member of the living dead, this zombie slumps into his chair to relax and watch TV. As he goes to reach for the remote, his decaying arm severs and hits the floor. Fortunately, he is able to turn on his Amazon Fire TV Cube with his voice to select his favorite shows hands-free.
Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Villain: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel: Alexa Voice Control'
Amazon Fire TV Cube
What's a clumsy arch-villain to do? All he wants to do is watch his favorite shows but each time he presses a button he annihilates one of his henchmen instead. Luckily, his lieutenant clues him into the hands-free Amazon Fire TV Cube with Alexa. That way, the big boss can watch "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" without a single casualty. He's so happy he can't help but slap the table next to him -- activating the death ray that vaporizes his lieutenant.
Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Winter Is Coming'
Amazon Fire TV Cube
On the HBO series "Game of Thrones," a white raven indicates to Sansa and Jon Snow that winter has arrived. This prompts the viewers to pause the show and ask Alexa on their Amazon Fire TV Cube what the weather is looking like for the afternoon. A forecast of snow flurries means that "the gods have spoken" -- they're watching another episode.
Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Zombie: Chopped'
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This zombie yearns for some rest after wandering the decrepit streets aimlessly, so he stumbles into an abandoned house. Sadly, after plopping down on the couch with the intention of watching some television, his decaying arms falls right off, making it impossible for him to hold the remote! Luckily, he spies an Amazon Fire TV Cube and ask Alexa to play "Chopped." Oh, the irony.
Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Villain: Shrill: Alexa Voice Control'
Amazon Fire TV Cube
What's a clumsy arch-villain to do? All he wants to do is watch his favorite shows but each time he presses a button he annihilates one of his henchmen instead. Luckily, his lieutenant clues him into the hands-free Amazon Fire TV Cube with Alexa. That way, the big boss can watch "Shrill" without a single casualty. He's so happy he can't help but slap the table next to him -- activating the death ray that vaporizes his lieutenant.
Amazon Fire TV Cube TV Commercial, 'Villain: Barry'
Amazon Fire TV Cube
What's a clumsy arch-villain to do? All he wants to do is watch his favorite shows but each time he presses a button, he annihilates one of his henchmen instead. Luckily, his lieutenant clues him into the hands-free Amazon Fire TV Cube with Alexa. That way, the big boss can watch "Barry" without a single casualty. He's so happy he can't help but slap the table next to him -- activating the death ray that vaporizes his lieutenant.