Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'Safe Rides, Sharing Rides' Featuring T.J. Miller
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T.J. Miller and Thomas Middleditch, of HBO's "Silicon Valley," are carpooling to the New York Comic Con until their rideshare stops to pick up some customers. Two women get into the vehicle and immediately recognize both actors. The woman in the backseat looks at T.J. and Thomas and makes a remark about how they're famous. T.J. Miller looks to Thomas and says that he can never go out without getting recognized anymore, even when he dresses down.
Smirnoff TV Commercial For Blueberry and Lemonade Cooler Bartender
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Smirnoff Signature premium malt mixed drinks are like having a bartender in your cooler. At an outdoor gathering, a man heads toward the cooler and offers him a drink. The bartender offers a Smirnoff Blueberry and Lemonade mixed drink. He asks for a Cranberry and Lime, and the bartender pops up in a different place.
Smirnoff TV Commercial For Signature Screwdriver With Cooler Bartender
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Smirnoff Signature premium malt mixed drinks are like having a bartender in your cooler. This commercial features the Smirnoff Signature Screwdriver.
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'Jenna Fischer and Ted Danson Have a Big Announcement'
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Smirnoff spokesperson Ted Danson says that the vodka company has big news, which is why it wanted an American treasure to announce it. Instantly, Jenna Fischer walks in and says that the vodka is now made with non-GMO grain. A bewildered Ted realizes he has to share the American treasure title with someone else.
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'The VIP Room' Featuring Adam Scott and Alison Brie
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Adam Scott and Alison Brie find themselves in a drab VIP section with bottle service. All it takes is a little rule-breaking.
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'Made in America' Featuring Ted Danson
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Ted Danson sits at a bar, nursing his Moscow mule and musing over common misconceptions. For example, people might think that Smirnoff vodka is made in Russia, but he says it's actually made in America. Or, maybe they'd think that Danson was once named sexiest man alive. He wasn't ... but he could have been.
Smirnoff TV Commercial, '75th Anniversary of Moscow Mule'
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This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Moscow Mule and in its honor, Smirnoff explains the drink's origin. 75 years ago, the Moscow Mule was invented by Jack Morgan in Los Angeles, California, who used Smirnoff vodka to create the now infamous drink.
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'What Kind Of Night Is It?' Featuring T.J. Miller
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T.J. Miller and Thomas Middleditch from HBO's "Silicon Valley" star in this Smirnoff commercial about their trip to New York Comic Con. They run into two guys in the liquor store and recommend Smirnoff vodka to make vodka cranberries and martinis. T.J. then volunteers their bartending services at the party.
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'The Bouncer' Featuring Adam Scott and Alison Brie
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Adam Scott decides to let everybody into his party, so there's no need for a bouncer. For any event, drink responsibly with Smirnoff Vodka.
Smirnoff TV Commercial 'The Store' Featuring Adam Scott and Alison Brie
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Looking for the best liquor for a party? Choose Smirnoff, it's just really good vodka!
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'Regular Guy' Featuring Ted Danson
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At the liquor store, two friends consider getting the "fancy stuff," but it's 40 bucks. After one remarks that he's no Ted Danson, the actor himself approaches holding the same bottle of Smirnoff. Ted claims he isn't an unrelatable movie star and drinks the vodka for its smooth taste -- he's just a regular guy with a couple of Emmys. The friends ask if the cashier saw him, and judging by her response, it sounds like he's a regular.
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'Getting Home' Featuring Adam Scott and Alison Brie
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Alison takes a limo from Adam's party to her house across the street, it's not for her though, it's for her heels. It doesn't matter how you get there, Smirnoff reminds you get get home safely.
Smirnoff TV Commercial For Get Home Safely
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In this commercial, a glamorous women goes out partying and drinking, and she might go home in a limo. She might also go home in a jet. Either way, she's going to get home safely.
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'Pet Name' Featuring Ted Danson, Jonathan Van Ness
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According to Ted Danson, Smirnoff knows you don't need to drink a lot to have a good time. That's why he orders two miniature drinks at the bar during a garden party, one of which he offers to his pal, Jonathan Van Ness. Jonathan declines the drink because he's still nursing another one, but makes sure Ted knows he appreciates the offer by giving Ted the pet name "Boobie." Coincidentally, that's the same nickname Ted's mother gave him!
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'Who Wore it Better' Featuring Ted Danson, Laverne Cox
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Ted Danson wanders a party set on a tennis court and picks up a mixed drink featuring Smirnoff vodka. He says that Smirnoff is made in America for everyone in America, regardless of who you are, where you come from or what you look like. And Laverne Cox, who is wearing a more casual and feminine version of Ted's suit, adds on that it also doesn't matter who wore it better. But don't get confused...she definitely believes she wore it better.
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'Hang Out From Home: Laverne's Inner Monologue' Featuring Laverne Cox
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Laverne Cox's inner monologue knows she wants to show off her gag-worthy denim-on-denim look, but right now, don't. Do it from your phone. Smirnoff urges people to hang out from home for America.
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'Mom's Night Out: Only the Best' Featuring Chrissy Teigen
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Chrissy Teigen and her mom are ready to enjoy Smirnoff martinis by the fireside. Announcing that Smirnoff has been known for its quality since 1864, Chrissy pours out the contents of the cocktail shaker. She could pour it into a fancy martini glass, but apparently she would rather drink it out of a red cup.
Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'House Keys' Featuring Chrissy Teigen
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Chrissy Teigen could've lost her house keys at the club, but she didn't. That's why she's able to unlock her door with her key when she gets home ... after a few attempts at unlocking it through the doggie door with her shoe.