Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: Truck-cicle' Feat. J.K. Simmons
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Farmers Insurance has seen almost everything and can cover almost anything -- including a "truckcicle." A couple of ice fisherman are busy setting up as the ice breaks beneath the weight of their truck saving them from drilling. Farmers covered it Feb. 14, 2015, and it's now part of the Hall of Claims.
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: Fly-By Ballooning'
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In the long-awaited conclusion of a Farmers Insurance commercial, J.K. Simmons tours with a woman through the "Hall of Claims." He recounts Farmers' infamous "fly-by ballooning" incident of October 27, 2017 where a man accidentally landed his hot air balloon on the hood of someone's car. Simmons exclaims how Farmers Insurance can cover just about any insurance claims, even some of the more bizarre ones!
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Home Subtraction: University of Farmers'
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There are valuable lessons to be learned about your insurance at University of Farmers. Here we see demonstrated what happens when you think you have coverage for a large house, but really only have part of it covered. An entire section of the upstairs of this house disappears and reveals a man catching his daughter making out with a boy instead of doing homework.
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Sesame Street: Welcome'
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J.K. Simmons says Farmers Insurance knows a thing or two because it's seen a thing or two -- including Ernie's lost rubber ducky, the Cookie Monster's broken cookie jar or even Grover's "accident" that may or may not have been be self-inflicted. Bert is astounded and asks how J.K. knows all of this and he answers, "It just comes with experience."
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: Abstract Accident'
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A girl and her dad are having an intense dance battle on the second floor of their home that causes cans of paint to fall onto their car in their garage. As actor J.K. Simmons calls it an abstract accident in the Hall of Claims, he says Farmers knows a thing or two because it has seen it all.
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: Hot Dog'
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On July 29, 2015, a recording was made of a dog jumping up to reach a piece of leftover pizza laying on a gas oven stove. After grabbing a piece, the dog's paw accidentally turns on one of the gas burners and setting the pizza box on fire. The dog escapes from the house through a dog door as a fireball bursts through one of the windows. Turns out this "Hot Dog" insurance moment was bronzed into history with a plaque on the wall.
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: Red Hot Mascot'
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The Farmers Insurance spokesman insists the company has seen almost everything and knows how to cover almost anything. As he guides a customer through the Hall of Claims, he points out a fiery display representing a red hot mascot incident that was covered Sept. 20, 2013. A flame mascot parading through the city doesn't realize his car's on fire despite warnings from people along the route. Finally spotting the danger, he dives into the street screaming, which the spokesman supposes is one way t
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: Mer-Mutts'
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Farmers Insurance spokesman J.K. Simmons strolls through the Hall of Claims, explaining that the company has seen almost everything -- even synchronized swimming mer-mutts. On February 3, 2016, a group of naughty dogs flooded a living room to show off their spectacular Olympic-style diving and swimming skills.
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: Coupe Soup'
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Guiding a customer through the Hall of Claims, a Farmers Insurance representative insists the company has seen almost everything and knows how to cover almost anything. For example, Farmers Insurance covered a claim titled "Coupe Soup" on Nov. 6, 2009. What was meant to be a romantic beach day for a couple quickly turned into something else. While parked in a space overlooking the ocean, their car was flooded with water and occupied by an octopus when a wave collapsed through the sunroof.
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hidden Drone'
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On November 2, 2017, two men were driving their car when a drone appeared out of nowhere and crashed into the windshield of the car. J.K. Simmons explains that the hidden drone was covered as he shows a collection of drones to a woman in the Farmers Insurance's "Hall of Claims."
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Firepit: University of Farmers'
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Professor Nathaniel Burke at Farmer's University shows how coverage gaps can affect insurance. People think their nice patio fire is protected, but it's coverage is more like a trashcan on fire with a hobo next to it. Or what happens if you get rear-ended and your car rolls down a hill, takes off the door of an expensive coupe then crashes into priceless crystal chandeliers and hits a crane that drops a piano onto your car. Make sure you are covered with Farmers.
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'America's Teachers' Featuring Donnie Wahlberg
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Actor Donnie Wahlberg from CBS's hit show "Blue Bloods" thanks his high school English teacher Mr. Gordon for inspiring him to write. Farmers Insurance is honoring teachers by giving away over a million dollars in educational grants in 2016.
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'In This Together'
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Farmers Insurance has seen a thing or two in its day, and lately it has watched its customers become "sweatpant executives" and "cat coworkers". The company says it sees you doing your part and that it will do the same by offering special discounts until this difficult time has passed.
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: Saved by the Bolt' Featuring J.K. Simmons
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A woman sarcastically asks her son if he was planning on mowing the lawn today. The boy nonchalantly replies "no" without looking up from his video game and eats a cheese puff in defiance. The Farmers Insurance jingle plays above their heads and the two realize that something is about to happen. Suddenly, a lightning bolt hits the lawnmower, burning it to a crisp. J.K. Simmons calls this event "saved by the bolt" and says the company covered the damage. Farmers Insurance encourages people to go
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Parking Splat: Quiet'
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A man driving a shiny red convertible pulls up to a parking spot. Upon noticing the splats on the ground and looking up to see many pigeons poised on the telephone line above his car, he decides to move to a different spot. As he exits his car after parking next to a construction site and walks across the street, cement is spilled all over his convertible. J.K. Simmons and another man stand in the "Hall of Claims" at Farmers Insurance and look at a water fountain made to commemorate the "parking
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: A Huge Drag'
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A new set of parents gingerly walk their sleeping newborn to the car, trying not to wake the baby with sounds from the vehicle. When mom and dad safely buckle up their little one, they start to drive away without realizing the car's hitch is caught on a barrier. The car rips the barriers from the ground which then smash into several cars in the lot. Fortunately, the newborn stayed asleep and Farmers Insurance was able to cover the parents' accident.
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: Fender-Biter'
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A cat casually grooms itself while using the roof of a car to bask in the sun, and its aloofness draws the attention of several neighborhood dogs who scratch and bite at the fender of the van trying to reach the cat. J.K. Simmons dubs this moment as a "fender-biter" while giving a tour of the Farmers Insurance Hall of Claims and says Farmers knows a thing or two about claims because the company has seen a thing or two.
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: Vengeful Vermin'
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In the Hall of Claims, J. K. Simmons tells a Farmers Insurance customer that the company has seen almost everything and, therefore, knows how to cover almost anything. The scene flashes back to an August day in 2016 where a lumberjack prepares to cut down a tree in the woods. He is caught off-guard when an army of vengeful vermin hurl a barrage of acorns at his car, proving that they're not so cute when they're angry. But Farmers covered it because, after all, they've "seen a thing or two."
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Hall of Claims: Cactus Calamity'
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During a tour of the Hall of Claims, Farmers Insurance spokesman J.K. Simmons highlights the "Cactus Calamity" as an example of the many odd claims the insurance company has dealt with. A reenactment shows a backyard barbecue in the desert going awry when a giant cactus topples over and crushes the host's home ... which is ironic since the homeowner had just been bragging about how the cactus must be about 200 years old. This situation gives a new meaning to the word "houseplant"!
Farmers Insurance TV Commercial, 'Distracted Driving: Fowl Play'
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Rickie Fowler faces an incredible distraction during a golf competition when several geese wander over to his game. Rickie reminds drivers that while distractions are bad on the golf course, they can mean life or death on the road. He asks people to join him in committing to distraction-free driving.