AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'The Wait'
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A man keeps close tabs on his phone while helping his daughter with breakfast, picking her up from school and even while he's at work remodeling a building. It isn't until he leaves his phone on the coffee table that his daughter notices an incoming video call from her mother. The girl's father rushes over to grab the phone, eager to see his wife who is an active military service member elsewhere in the world. AT&T is proud to offer discounts to military personnel, veterans and first responders
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'Helpful Tips: iPhone 11'
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Lily says that AT&T is offering the iPhone 11 for half off on what she claims is America's fastest network for iPhones. She also suggests putting googly eyes on your stuff so you have someone to keep you company. You're encouraged to get the iPhone 11 for half-off.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'NCAA March Madness: Inkstradamus'
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Phil is back with more 2019 NCAA March Madness halftime game analysis and this time, he's brought Inkstradamus. The game-predicting octopus is there to tell us whether Team 1 or Team 2 will win. Although the sea creature is in an aquarium with two small basketballs, it doesn't choose either. It's just Phil's luck that he chose the one octopus that doesn't watch sports. The disappointed man tells the creature that he almost ate his friend last night but chose the gnocchi instead.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'OK Elevator'
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An elevator is packed with people but the doors open with only a few inches of space for people to climb out. "I've seen this in a movie," one man offers, unhelpfully, "It didn't turn out well for anyone." AT&T says that just okay is not okay. Not with elevators and not with your wireless.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'OK: Babysitter'
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AT&T knows that "Just OK" is not okay, like a babysitter who is "pretty OK" with children, forgetting information like bedtimes, food allergies or even the children's names. That's why AT&T works to provides customers with an experience that goes beyond "OK" with services like 5GE connectivity.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'OK: Tattoo Parlor: Samsung Galaxy S9'
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AT&T Wireless knows just OK is not OK, like when you're getting your first tattoo. When a man in a tattoo parlor is a little nervous, his tattoo artist assures him he can relax because the ink is going to look 'okay.' He claims the man doesn't need to worry at all because he's in the hands of one of 'the' tattoo artists in the city. Although the tattoo is just 'okay,' AT&T says its wireless 5G E network is America's best. For a limited time, customers who buy a Galaxy S9 will get one free.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'OK: doble quincea??era'
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Una mujer va con el mejor estilista de la ciudad, pero ella se entera que no est?? con ??l. En realidad, est?? con otro estilista que se llama George. ??l dice que es m??s o menos pero que no se puede comparar con Jorge quien tiene el apodo, "la tijera de oro." AT&T Wireless cree que solo ok no est?? OK, especialmente cuando se trata de la red. La marca declara que tiene la mejor red con 5G Evolution.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'OK: Serenade'
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AT&T knows that you wouldn't settle for one-third of a mariachi trio when you're proposing to your partner. It also knows that you wouldn't settle for less for your wireless because just OK is not OK. Introducing its 5G Evolution network, which the mobile provider says is the first step to true 5G service.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'OK March Madness: Highlights'
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Greg Gumbel goes to Phil for his highlights. Phil finally made it to Mount Rushmore and was astounded to realize that the presidents were 5,000 feet tall. He can only imagine the game they'd have against a scrappy point guard like James Madison. He hasn't watched any of the March Madness games, so no highlights from there. AT&T wants to remind you that "Just OK is Not OK," not with your wireless provider and not with your game analysis.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'The Ed Helms of Devices'
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An AT&T Wireless tour guide welcomes a group to AT&T Innovations, where a futuristic machine is adding all the TV and Movies from the Unlimited Plan to a Samsung Galaxy Note9. The guide claims it's now the perfect device for entertainment and productivity. A man from the crowd calls it the "Ed Helms of devices" in his unbiased opinion. Although, he looks suspiciously like Ed Helms in a fake mustache.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'Get Lost' Song by Calvin Harris
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Jogging can take you to new places you may not recognize, at least for this man who gets lost in the Beats Audio music that's built in his HTC One X phone provided by AT&T. From the cityscape of tall buildings to the landscape of windmills and roaming sheep, he has traveled far to the beats of "Feel So Close" by Calvin Harris.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, '$500 Off Samsung TV'
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With the tap of a finger, an AT&T Wireless customer transforms her TV into a smartphone. For a limited time, DirecTV customers who switch to AT&T can save on a Samsung television with a qualifying purchase.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'More for Your Thing: All the Codes'
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AT&T understands the "promo code, coupon code, why pay when you don't have to" thing. That's why the wireless company claims to offer more for whatever your thing is, from your "beating the system" thing to that "life hack your way to lunch on the house" thing. Sure, there's free shipping and free food, but who knew that free internet from AT&T was a thing? For a limited time, those who switch to an eligible unlimited plan from AT&T can get free home internet.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'OK: Paella Class'
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Eager couples enroll in a cooking class with the hopes they'll impress each other's parents. Unfortunately, the class is being taught by Jeff, who is substituting for the usual master chef. Jeff's struggle to pronounce "paella" and a quick swap of the pan for a rice cooker tells the couples they're not going to learn much tonight. AT&T says just OK is not OK, which is why it claims to offer the best wireless network in the nation.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'OK Wedding'
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A couple is standing in front of all of their friends and family to pledge their vows to each other in marriage. The officiant asks Sarah if she takes Will to be her lawfully-wedded husband, and she pauses, pauses and pauses some more until members of the audience shift and cough uncomfortably and Will looks a little green under his collar. Finally, she smiles at him and says, "I do." AT&T says that when it comes to response times, just okay is not okay. Not at weddings and not with your wireles
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'Just OK: Halftime Prizes'
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T.J. gets ready for a half court shot with a full stadium of basketball fans anxiously watching him. He makes the shot, the crowd goes wild and the announcer gives him the prize he's been waiting for: a one dollar off coupon for a medium to large pizza. AT&T says just ok is not ok whether it is a half time prize or a wireless network.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'OK Awards Show'
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Sophia is getting her final touch ups before she goes on stage to announce the winner for Best Supporting Actress. Her stylist sews her into her gold-sequin gown until it's so tight she can't help but protest. He gives her a shrug and a shoo to get onstage. As she minces her way across the stage at a tortuously slow rate due to her tight dress, AT&T says that "Just OK is not OK." Not with award show dresses and not with your wireless. That's why it's building its 5G network on the best network i
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'OK March Madness: Overtime'
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Phil and Ken are going into overtime. Unfortunately for Phil, that means he'll miss out on his 6:30 reservation at Cuccinello's. He's been thinking about that molten lava cake and gnocchi with butter sauce all day. AT&T reminds you that "Just OK is Not OK," not with your wireless service and not with your basketball announcers.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'AT&T Innovations: Best in Entertainment'
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A pair of AT&T employees fawn over the features of the iPhone XS, saying that if paired with the networks unlimited plan, it's the best in entertainment. From TV and movies to an embarrassing video of the girl making out with Santa at last years office holiday party that should have been deleted.
AT&T Wireless TV Commercial, 'Basketball Fan'
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When a basketball fan steps into a sports memorabilia store, he is surprised to see the lackluster quality of the store's collection. Some of the memorabilia include a metro transit pass stepped on by Clyde Drexler, a box set of a short-lived sitcom featuring the Chicago Bulls mascot and a vintage Houston Rockets poster covered in forged signatures. AT&T says, like this store's collection, just "OK" is not okay -- especially when it comes to wireless phone service.