Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Phone a Friend'
Portal from Facebook
Waldorf and Statler use Portal for video calling. Statler asks if he can video call someone on their smartphone even if they don't have a Portal. Waldorf assures him he will be able to and asks him to think of all the people he'd call. Unfortunately, Statler can't think of very many people.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Holidays: Ugly Sweaters'
Portal from Facebook
While baking cookies, a woman connects with her parents through a video call using her Portal device. She asks them if they are having an ugly sweater party, but it turns out that her parents were just wearing their normal Christmas sweaters. Then, her father retorts by asking if she is having a burnt cookie party. Her mom, on the other hand, jokes that their daughter is instead having a messy kitchen party.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Sweet Gift'
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, save $50 on the Portal.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Thank You'
Portal from Facebook
Portal from Facebook says it shouldn't be possible for moms to work from home, teach their kids, parent and make time for their own hobbies all in one day. But somehow, right now they're accomplishing just that. The company says thank you and happy Mother's Day to all moms.
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Birthday'
Portal from Facebook
After Portal from Facebook shows him a reminder, this man uses the built-in Alexa voice assistant to call his sister Rory on her birthday. She is pleased that he remembered, but when he holds up a plant and tells her it's her gift, she points out that it's half-dead. Their playful dynamic shows as he quickly responds, "Just like you." He may be laughing now, but she warns him to just wait until his birthday comes. If you can't be there, Portal from Facebook insists it can at least help you feel
Portal from Facebook TV Commercial, 'Obsolete'
Portal from Facebook
While chatting through Facebook Portal, Muppets Statler and Waldorf gawk at how the camera stays tracked on their face wherever they go, before Statler comments that it makes his other video-chatting devices look old and obsolete. Waldorf teases that if anyone knows old and obsolete, it's him, and they both crack up at the joke... at least, until the Statler suddenly recognizes the jab for what it is. Facebook is offering $50 off with the purchase of any two Portal devices.