State Farm TV Commercial, 'Dora the Explorer'
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Dora and State Farm want to remind you to buckle up and stay safe while driving.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Dad Selfie'
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Standing in front of a large sign that reads "welcome freshmen," a college student hugs her mom goodbye. When the mom returns to the car, the girl's dad hops out and grabs his daughter for a quick squeeze and a selfie to document the moment they dropped her off at college. The dad tells the mom, who's giving him a knowing look, not to say a word. State Farm wants to make "letting go" a little easier by helping you save for college.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Save My Stomach'
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When Aaron Rodgers' sports agent has trouble after eating nachos, a State Farm agent offers him some extra strength chewables. The agent declines because even though State Farm helped Aaron save on car insurance, he doesn't need them to save his stomach -- even if it's "TBD" whether he'll be alright.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Nachos'
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Aaron Rodgers' agent and his State Farm agent spend quality time together while watching him play. While eating nachos, Aaron's agent jokes around and tells the insurance agent that he is "nacho" client. The State Farm fires directly back at him saying saving Aaron money on his car and home insurance is "nacho" job. His sports agent is unimpressed with the delivery.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Too Many Agents' Featuring Patrick Minnis
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When Aaron Rodgers' sports agents spots the player's State Farm agent Patrick Minnis on the football field during a game, he isn't happy to see "Captain Khaki" again. The enraged agent grabs a yellow flag and whistle from a referee, calling a penalty for "too many agents on the field." When security begins to drag him away, he reminds them that he's Aaron's agent but no one seems to believe him. After all, agent Patrick is standing right there.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Wave' Featuring Patrick Minnis
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While Aaron Rodger's sports agent watches the game from the sidelines, he spots the player waving at him and not State Farm agent Patrick Minnis standing right beside him. Although Patrick is pretty sure Aaron was just "calling an audible," the sports agent says it's their secret thing... that he just shared with the entire offense.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Gabe Gabriel's Pick' Featuring Mike Tirico, David Haydn-Jones
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Mike Tirico announces that since we won't be seeing Aaron Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes face off against each other, they've asked sports agent Gabe Gabriel to pick his favorite to win. Gabe Gabriel has an issue, though, because he loves his clients equally. He won't be making a pick just like his clients wouldn't pick their favorite agent. That's because Mike Tirico (and everyone) already knows it's their State Farm agent.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Seeing Double' Featuring David Haydn-Jones, Patrick Minnis
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Gabe Gabriel is on the sideline of the game when he looks to the side and loses his cool. Are there two State Farm agents now? It turns out that Aaron gmRodgers' State Farm agent brought along his home insurance agent to keep him company and that makes Gabe lose it entirely. He backs away quickly, running into a fan before absconding with the injury cart and fleeing the scene.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Double Check the Commercial' Featuring Aaron Rogers
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The State Farm Discount Double Check could save you money. With the Double Check the Commercial Challenge, you can get to the big game. Next time you see the State of Detention commercial featuring Aaron Rodgers, look for each scene to discover hidden cheese heads.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Sideline Report' Featuring Pam Oliver
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Pam Oliver is getting ready for her sideline report when Aaron Rodgers' sports agent interrupts her with his pressing question, "Why does Aaron Rodgers have two agents?" The State Farm agent says that he offers Aaron auto insurance that the sports agent can't provide. Pam is left with one question of her own, "Who is this guy?"
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Touchdown Dance' Featuring Aaron Rodgers
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In this commercial titled State of Imitation, Aaron Rodgers talks to a State Farm agent. A couple walks up to the agent and the man thanks him for doing the discount double check. They take his touchdown dance. He's not a dancer, he's a quarterback. The man in disbelief says, "I'm a robot."
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Signals' Featuring David Haydn-Jones and Patrick Minnis
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Standing on the sideline of a Packers game, Aaron Rodgers' two agents, Gabe Gabriel and Patrick Minnis, look on as Aaron plays. Gabe is attempting to send Aaron a very special signal, which Patrick says definitely isn't the norm in the NFL. While Gabe intends on the symbols conveying that Aaron's massive contract can get him a new house and car, Patrick thinks the same symbols could mean that State Farm could save you money when you bundle home and auto insurance. At first, Gabe doesn't see it,
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Raji Dance' Featuring B.J. Raji and Aaron Rodgers
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This commercial features B.J. Raji who could save hundred with the Discount Double Check from State Farm. Aaron Rodgers walks in and tells him his Discount Double Check move is actually his touchdown dance.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Being Aaron'
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Lately, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is quite the busy guy. That's why State Farm hired his British doppelg??nger to talk about Discount Double Check. Though, he also finds himself doing all the things Aaron Rodgers does like attending press conferences and going on dates, save for signing footballs with "Aaron Wroggers."
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Siberia' Featuring Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Minnis
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On a snowy football field, Aaron Rodgers' sports agent advises the player's State Farm agent to get used to the weather. That's because the jealous agent is trading his competition to a quarterback in the Siberian football league. Of course, the sports agent then has to be reminded that he can't trade a State Farm representative and the insurance company doesn't even cover Siberia. It does, however, cover cars, homes, boats, RVs and golf carts.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Go for Gabe' Featuring Aaron Rodgers
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Sports agent Gabe is upset when he sees his client Aaron Rodgers talking to someone else at football practice. After finding out the man is State Farm agent Patrick Minnis, who is helping Aaron with a fender bender claim, Gabe has to try and outdo him. Although he offers Aaron a 10-year or 20-year contract, plus a lifestyle brand, bowling league or blimp, the football player just wants a car that works.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Defense' Featuring Aaron Rodgers
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Aaron Rodgers' sports agent knows defense wins championships, which is why he assures the football player that he is "defending his truck." That means the State Farm agent can pack up his khakis and go. When Aaron asks his agent who's defending his house, the man is stumped. Guess the State Farm guy will have to unpack those khakis after all.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Rogue Candles' Featuring Aaron Rodgers
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Aaron Rodgers' agent interrupts a meeting between the Packers quarterback and his State Farm agent with a "hypothetical" scenario of someone accidentally lighting Aaron's bathroom on fire. Aaron has a feeling that this "hypothetical" scenario actually just happened, but his agent insists he's never used a bathroom -- he just meditates and it goes away. He definitely thinks they should investigate this whole bathroom fire thing, though.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Punny' Featuring Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes
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The jealous sports agent can't catch a break. Just when he signed Patrick Mahomes II to make Aaron Rodgers jealous, Patrick shows up with his new State Farm agent, Stephanie. He tries to win a few points back by asking if she covers his "Mahomes" and auto, but bad puns get you nowhere with these three.
State Farm TV Commercial, 'Two Agents' Featuring Aaron Rodgers
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When Aaron Rodgers' sports agent arrives at his house, he is surprised to find the football player's State Farm agent, Patrick Minnis. Although Patrick says he helped combine Aaron's home and auto insurance, the sports agent is sure Aaron doesn't do any combines without him. Turns out, he does if it saves him money. The sports agent might not have expected to get an archrival that day, but it seems like he's got one.