
Comcast/XFINITY TV Commercial, 'Just Getting Started: XFINITY Mobile'
Comcast/XFINITY
One little girl shows that she knows her stuff when it comes to XFINITY services after her mom takes her to the XFINITY store. She cuts off the XFINITY representative mid-sentence to finish his speech on streaming free movies and TV shows, getting high-speed Internet and saving money by adding up to five mobile lines. She confidently declares that she is just getting started before moon-walking away in her light-up shoes.

Comcast/Xfinity TV Commercial 'Make Tomorrow Awesome'
Comcast/XFINITY
Make tomorrow awesome. Now you can get Internet, TV and Voice all for one low price with XFINITY. Plus, get HBO and StreamPix included for six months. Offer ends January 27.

Comcast/Xfinity TV Commercial for Starter XF Triple Play
Comcast/XFINITY
A man is stuck in traffic in a cab, completely bored. But then, a fugitive with a briefcase comes sprinting by. A SWAT team follows in hot pursuit. This is what being stuck in traffic looks like with XFINITY On Demand. Watch movies and shows on any device turning your ordinary day into something extraordinary.

Comcast/XFINITY TV Commercial, 'Winning Combo: $30 Internet and Mobile + Galaxy S20'
Comcast/XFINITY
XFINITY introduces what it believes to be a winning combo: XFINITY Internet and XFINITY Mobile for $30 each per month, which results in savings of up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. Additionally, customers can get $300 off a Samsung Galaxy S20.

Comcast/XFINITY TV Commercial, 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf'
Comcast/XFINITY
During a support group meeting, Chuck believes that being known as The Boy Who Cried Wolf is an unfair portrayal of him. When his therapist mentions his abandonment issues, everyone sheds light on their secrets. The Big Bad Wolf reveals how he use to eat sheep while Chicken Little puts Greg from AT&T on the spot. He used to tell everyone they could get AT&T Fiber when in reality only a few people could actually access it. This prompts Pinocchio to inquire if AT&T is hiring. XFINITY declares it d