Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Big Screen'
Portal from Facebook
While video-chatting with his buddy Statler on Facebook Portal, Waldorf can't help but comment that the screen is so big he can see all the other's facial expressions. "So you see disappointment and apathy?" the other jokes, only for Waldorf to jab back that it's more like indigestion and wrinkles. Facebook is offering $50 off with the purchase of any two Portal devices.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Holidays: Cancellation'
Portal from Facebook
A woman uses Portal from Facebook to video call her mother, explaining that they're going to have to cancel their plans for the next day... apparently her son has head lice. He drags his head along the back of the couch and announces: "Now the couch has lice!" Looks like his grandmother will be mailing their gifts to them this Christmas.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Empty Nesters' Featuring Howie Long, Terry Bradshaw
Portal from Facebook
After receiving a Portal from Facebook from their son Kyle, Howie and Diane Long are bombarded with calls from all three of their grown sons who seek their parents' knowledge and expertise on various topics. Terry Bradshaw even tries to get in touch with them, but his calls are quickly denied by Howie. The Portal quickly becomes very useful for the couple, especially when it comes to streaming dog birthday cake instructional videos and reading bedtime stories to their grandson.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Holidays'
Portal from Facebook
Benny pulls all kinds of stunts to try and prevent his grandpa from leaving after visiting for the holidays. This includes taping the man's slippers to the floor, filling his suitcase with rocks and even dropping his travel ticket in the fish tank. The boy refuses to say goodbye to his grandpa, but later he gets one more gift: a video call from Grandpa himself on Portal from Facebook.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Father's Day: Keep Up'
Portal from Facebook
This man reflects on being a father and wanting to keep up with his family now that he has grandchildren. With the help of the Portal from Facebook, he is able to stay more connected with his family. For a limited time, Facebook is offering special savings on the Portal in celebration of Father's Day.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Feel There'
Portal from Facebook
A number of families separated from their loved ones by distance receives a mystery communications device from Facebook. The device seems to have not come with much in the way of instructions, but in no time they begin to use these mystery video screens to communicate with each other, striking up family game nights, indoor hockey games, sketch sessions and more. The device, revealed to be Portal from Facebook, hopes to bring those you love from afar into your life and the company suggests that i
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Soup: Save $50'
Portal from Facebook
The Swedish Chef is helping Beaker make soup over Facebook Portal. Beaker wants to add a banana, but the Swedish Chef corrects him with celery. Beaker wants to add a few shakes of a seasoning, which makes the Swedish Chef skeptical, but he agrees that it might be good. As Beaker adds the seasoning the pot overflows, leading him to start screaming and the Swedish Chef to start laughing. For a limited time, get $50 off a Facebook Portal.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Chin Time' Featuring Neil Patrick Harris
Portal from Facebook
Using a Portal from Facebook, a group celebrity mothers tell Neil Patrick Harris that the device is easier to use than other video calling services. Serena Williams' mother explains that her grand-slam-winning daughter tells her the video gives her a double chin. Jonah Hill's mother suggests renaming it "Chin Time," to which Neil approves of and Snoop Dogg's mother really loves. For a limited time, the Portal from Facebook is being offered at a lower price.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Holidays: Itsy Bitsy Statler'
Portal from Facebook
Statler is enjoying his Facebook Portal by reading a bedtime story to Kermit and Robin out loud. He's able to use filters to actually look like an Itsy Bitsy Statler. Robin can't wait to find out the ending of the story and Waldorf agrees -- he can't wait for it to be over, either. For a limited time, save $50 on a Facebook Portal.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Soup: Any Two'
Portal from Facebook
The Swedish Chef is helping Beaker make soup over Facebook Portal. Beaker wants to add a banana, but the Swedish Chef corrects him with celery. Beaker wants to add a few shakes of a seasoning which makes the Swedish Chef skeptical but he agrees that it might be good. As Beaker adds the seasoning the pot overflows, leading him to start screaming and the Swedish Chef to start laughing. For a limited time, shoppers can get $50 any two Portal devices.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Holidays: Sweet Gift: Any Two'
Portal from Facebook
Kermit and Gonzo are exchanging their holiday gifts. Kermit got Gonzo a Portal device, which Gonzo uses to video call Kermit to thank him. Kermit thanks him for his gift too, it's a great ugly sweater. Too bad Gonzo didn't think it was ugly... For a limited time, shoppers can save $50 off any two Portal devices.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Holidays: Itsy Bitsy Statler: Any Two'
Portal from Facebook
While video-chatting with Kermit the Frog and his nephew Robin through Facebook Portal, Statler uses a quirky, spiderweb-strewn filter and introduces himself as "Itsy Bitsy" as a way to entertain the young frog. As he spins a story about being unprepared for the weather, Robin admits that he's always liked arachnids and he can't wait to see how it ends -- just as Waldorf bursts into frame to exclaim, "what a coincidence, I can't wait for it to end too!"
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Wocka Wocka Mama'
Portal from Facebook
Ma Bear is looking through photos of her and her son Fozzie Bear on her Portal from Facebook when she gets a video call from Fozzie himself. He is calling to get her opinion on some new comic material he's been working on. His joke is "why do bears wear fur coats? 'Cause we look silly in sweaters." Ma Bear laughs and exclaims "wocka wocka."
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Hang Up'
Portal from Facebook
Gonzo and Camilla are video calling using Portal from Facebook. The two lovebirds try to hang up and resolve to hang up at the same time. However, their attraction to each other prevents them from going through with this plan, and they continue to be hypnotized.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Big Bad Piggy'
Portal from Facebook
Andy and Randy Pig scream in terror when a sharp-toothed wolf appears on their Portal TV during a video call with Miss Piggy. To calm them down, Miss Piggy removes the AR mask feature to reveal her usual dolled-up pink face and exclaims "It's just me!" When Andy and Randy confess they thought Miss Piggy really was a big bad wolf, she turns on the mask again and her nephews continue yelling.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'A Very Muppet Portal Launch'
Portal from Facebook
The Muppets start out singing a melancholy version of their theme song all across the world, but the tempo picks up when they are reunited with Portal from Facebook. Kermit the Frog gives all of his friends the gift of video calling so they can be together no matter where they are. Fozzie Bear uses it to stay in touch with his mom and Gonzo asks Kermit for an opinion on the fruit hat he's wearing. As for Miss Piggy and "Kermie," they agree that it's good to see each other again and stare lovingl
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Mother's Day Support Group' Featuring Neil Patrick Harris
Portal from Facebook
Neil Patrick Harris decides to call and celebrate his mother on Mother's Day using the Portal from Facebook. He soon sees that she's not alone as she's hanging out with the mothers of Serena and Venus Williams, Odell Beckham Jr., Snoop Dogg and Dwayne Johnson among others. After examining Neil, the mothers express concern about his well-being and conclude that his hair is throwing them off.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Songs About You: Save $50'
Portal from Facebook
As the Muppets fraternize at a holiday party, they use Portal from Facebook to phone in a lonely Kermit, who is, strangely, snowed in and stuck in Los Angeles. Soon, the piano starts playing and Kermit expresses a brief and phony reluctance to singing before breaking into his iconic "Rainbow Connection," spurring a full-on musical scene with full participation. He feels better after. Customers can save $50 on a Portal device.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Songs About You' Featuring The Muppets
Portal from Facebook
As the Muppets fraternize at a holiday party, they use Portal from Facebook to phone in a lonely Kermit, who is, strangely, snowed in and stuck in Los Angeles. Soon, the piano starts playing and Kermit expresses a brief and phony reluctance to singing before breaking into his iconic "Rainbow Connection," spurring a full-on musical scene with full participation. He feels better after. Customers can get $50 off any two Portal items.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Closer' Song by Queen & David Bowie
Portal from Facebook
Portal from Facebook says that if you can't be there, feel there. The company demonstrates that with its products, you can maintain your routines, attend meetings, play games, share recipes and celebrate milestones. Portal from Facebook believes that when this is all over, people will be closer than ever.