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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, '??Tel??fono o comida?'
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, '??Tel??fono o comida?'

Common Sense Media

Adri??n Gonz??lez y Chase Utley junto con el resto de los jugadores del equipo de los Dodgers de Los ??ngeles est??n comiendo cuando el estrella del equipo Adri??n Gonz??lez aprende una lecci??n gracias a sus compa??eros. Seg??n ellos, las reglas son que cenar sin un tel??fono es importante no solo para los ni??os sino para ellos tambi??n.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Phone or Food' Featuring Adrian Gonzalez
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Phone or Food' Featuring Adrian Gonzalez

Common Sense Media

As several players for the Los Angeles Dodgers enjoy a meal in the locker room, Adrian Gonzalez learns a lesson from his teammates: phone or food. Placing his phone in a baseball glove with the others, he becomes present. Common Sense Media declares that kids of all ages benefit from device-free dinners.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Device-Free Dinner: Like' Feat. Will Ferrell
15s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Device-Free Dinner: Like' Feat. Will Ferrell

Common Sense Media

Do you know what that sound is? It's the sound of actor Will Ferrell liking every single thing on his social media feed. The blistering rate of likes leaves this family perplexed and even has Will asking for five more minutes of liking stuff before dinner can begin. Common Sense Media encourages everyone to put their mobile devices away at dinner and to enjoy the company.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Device Free Dinner: Confession' Featuring Will Ferrell
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Device Free Dinner: Confession' Featuring Will Ferrell

Common Sense Media

As a family begins eating dinner together, the mother asks anyone to share something they did today. Her youngest daughter shyly mentions that she drew a horsey at school, to which her distracted husband responds "Good for you, son." Noticing he's distracted his family starts telling him more confessions. His oldest daughter took up smoking, his son is selling bongs, his wife is dating his brother and his youngest daughter is cooking meth in the basement. The father continues to play with his ph

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Too Much?'
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Too Much?'

Common Sense Media

Moms wonder how much technology is too much for their kids. Common Sense Media reminds you that you're not alone.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Sprout: Movies'
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Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Sprout: Movies'

Common Sense Media

Movies can help get families talking, and to get the conversation started, Sprout partnered with Common Sense Media.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Device-Free Dinner: Clout' Feat. Will Ferrell
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Device-Free Dinner: Clout' Feat. Will Ferrell

Common Sense Media

Will Ferrell illustrates what could go wrong when you bring your devices to the dinner table. He interrupts normal table talk to brag about the 54 likes he got that day ... and to rub it in his wife's and children's faces since they didn't get any. Things might have gone better if this family had instituted a device-free dinner policy.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Smash It'
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Smash It'

Common Sense Media

Learn how to talk to your kids about responsible texting and online habits at

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'La cena de la abuela'
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'La cena de la abuela'

Common Sense Media

Hay lugares en donde los aparatos no deben estar, como en la casa de la abuela. Estar con la familia es muy importante para estos abuelos y hacen una inspecci??n a fondo para asegurarse de que nadie de sus invitados tienen tel??fonos celulares escondidos. El abuelo tiene una estaci??n con un detector de metales y un esc??ner de equipaje mientras que la abuela tiene una cesta exclusiva para los aparatos. Common Sense Media promueve la idea de cenar sin tel??fonos celulares, ya que el tiempo con l

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Family Dinner'
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Family Dinner'

Common Sense Media

As this father makes uncomfortably clear, if you wouldn't share something with your family, don't share it online.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'S??samo: cenar sin celular'
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'S??samo: cenar sin celular'

Common Sense Media

Antes de ir a cenar, los personajes de Plaza S??samo guardan sus celulares. Ya sea dej??ndolos en sus hogares o en la bolsa, todos obedecen la regla. El ??nico que lo hace un poco diferente es Cookie Monster y se lo come para evitar cualquier interrupci??n. Common Sense Media invita a todos a cenar sin sus celulares.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Device-Free Dinner: Hot Sauce' Featuring Marshawn Lynch
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Device-Free Dinner: Hot Sauce' Featuring Marshawn Lynch

Common Sense Media

A young boy, bored out of his mind, attempted to get his parents' attention during dinner, who seem more concerned with their phones than interacting with each other. Suddenly, legendary NFL running back Marshawn Lynch appears. Marshawn suggests a good way to teach the unsuspecting parents a little lesson is to pour hot sauce in their drink and declares the dinner table a "no phone zone."

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Cat Filter' Featuring Will Ferrell
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Cat Filter' Featuring Will Ferrell

Common Sense Media

As a mother and her children prepare to eat dinner together, she can't help but notice that her youngest daughter is feeling blue. The little girl remarks that she misses Daddy and then all of the children begin to bicker about who misses their dad the most. Ironically, their dad (played by Will Ferrell) is sitting right there at the table with them, but he's too distracted playing with cat filters on his phone to pay any attention to his family. Common Sense Media supports a #DeviceFreeDinner.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'The Tablet'
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'The Tablet'

Common Sense Media

Talk to your kids about when and when not to use technology, like in the bathroom.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Sesame Street Friends Enjoy Device Free Dinner'
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Sesame Street Friends Enjoy Device Free Dinner'

Common Sense Media

Before they head to dinner "Sesame Street" characters Grover, Rosita and her Abuelita and Bert and Ernie make sure to put their phones away. After joining other friends, including Oscar the Grouch, Count von Count, Mr. Snuffleupagus and Big Bird, they all notice that Cookie Monster still has his phone out. When they tell Cookie Monster to put his phone away, he eats it instead. Now, he wants to know what's for dessert. Common Sense Media encourages everyone to enjoy a Device Free Dinner.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Dinner at Grandma's'
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Dinner at Grandma's'

Common Sense Media

Grandma and grandpa take extreme security measures to ensure a device-free dinner when their family visits. A smartphone is confiscated at the door and the family must follow a guidance stanchion to a walk-through metal-detector, baggage scanner and watchful guard dog. As if that weren't enough, grandpa is waiting with a security wand in hand to catch any devices that may otherwise slip through the system -- like a phone hidden in a hollowed-out book or concealed in a striped sock. Common Sense

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Disney Channel: Gallery of Online Regret' Featuring Raven-Symon??
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Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Disney Channel: Gallery of Online Regret' Featuring Raven-Symon??

Common Sense Media

Raven-Symon??, Navia Robinson, Sky Katz and Issac Ryan Brown from Disney Channel's "Raven's Home" head to the Gallery of Online Regret. Raven explains that anything said online lives forever, which means you can apologize but you can't make anything disappear. That's why Raven says it's important to have common sense and ask a parent for help when you post.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Snitch'
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Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Snitch'

Common Sense Media

This little girl loves her crime dramas, but will you? Make sure you keep an eye on what your children are watching on TV.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Distracted Parents'
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Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Distracted Parents'

Common Sense Media

As a family sits down at the table for dinner, the parents neglect to engage with their son because they're too busy on their devices. He tells them he learned the monkey bars and did finger painting at school to which they distractedly respond. Nothing he says seems to grab their attention -- not even when he mentions his class is going on a one way trip to Mars. Common Sense Media suggests taking the #DeviceFreeDinner challenge.

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Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Device-Free Dinner: Basket' Feat. Will Ferrell
30s
Nonprofit & Government

Common Sense Media TV Commercial, 'Device-Free Dinner: Basket' Feat. Will Ferrell

Common Sense Media

A man's family becomes disgruntled during dinner when he seems more concerned with his phone than with them. When he fails to give full attention to his wife's story about a dog she saw at the grocery store, his youngest daughter tells him to get off the phone and put it in the basket. The man is reluctant to do so, claiming the basket is already crowded, but after listening to his family's pleas he gives in. Unfortunately, he also finds a loophole, reasoning that he can still use his phone so l

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