Tide Super Bowl 2017 TV Commercial, 'FOX: Bradshaw Stain' Feat. Terry Bradshaw
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An unlikely phenomenon involving a stain taking on fame begins when Terry Bradshaw finds he has a barbecue sauce stain on his shirt right before going on air. From running past Rob Gronkowski and through the football field, and stealing a cart to driving the cart along the freeway, he ends up on the news and becomes the latest social media trend accompanied by the hashtag "#BradshawStain." When he reaches -- or crashes at -- his destination, we find he's at the home of Jeffrey Tambor who helps h
Tide Super Bowl 2017 TV Commercial, 'FOX: Bradshaw Stain Part Two'
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In the second installment of Terry Bradshaw's stained shirt scandal, which aired during Super Bowl LI, Bradshaw invites everyone to stay tuned after the game for post-game analysis, before his fellow sports announcer spills on his shirt. How will they get it out? Tide, of course, but Jeffrey Tambor isn't sharing his. You get your own.
Tide Super Bowl 2018 TV Commercial, 'Get Off My Horse' Featuring Isaiah Mustafa
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In this Tide Super Bowl LII commercial, a shirtless and seductive Isaiah Mustafa, the Old Spice guy, says hello to the ladies from atop a long, stretched white horse and inquires about what kind of man they have. As he speaks, a Tide bottle appears in his hand and loose diamonds spill out of his palm until he's interrupted by David Harbour who clears his throat and sits behind him. Changing gears, Mustafa informs viewers he's in a Tide ad and then demands that Harbour get off his horse.
Tide Super Bowl 2018 TV Commercial, 'It's Yet Another Tide Ad' Ft. David Harbour
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Tide continues to troll other brands, this time Budweiser and Mr. Clean, in its series of Super Bowl LII commercials. In this iteration, actor David Harbour comments on the beauty of a Clydesdale (as he likens it to the beauty of a Tide ad), and he pops up to bring a woman fantasizing about dancing with a studly Mr. Clean back to reality, telling her, 'It's a Tide ad."
Tide Super Bowl 2018 TV Commercial, 'It's Yet Another Tide Ad, Again'
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"Stranger Things" star David Harbour is playing a game of tennis with a group of elderly people. His smashing of the tennis ball during a match shows his intentions of showing no mercy, but the evidence of clean clothes indicates that this may actually be a Tide commercial -- once again.
Tide Super Bowl 2018 TV Commercial, 'It's a Tide Ad' Featuring David Harbour
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"Stranger Things" star David Harbour advertises Tide in a Super Bowl 2018 ad. It may appear to be a typical car ad or hilarious beer ad, but he assures us it's a Tide ad. Hysterically laughing at the thought of it being a commercial for a razor, he continues to interrupt actors as they promote products like a Fizz Up beverage and voice assistant. In the end, he contemplates whether or not that makes every Super Bowl ad a Tide ad -- he thinks it does.
Tide Super Bowl 2020 Teaser, 'Charlie Day & Emily Hampshire?s Dirty Laundry'
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Actors Charlie Day and Emily Hampshire take a moment in the lead-up to Super Bowl LIV to air out some dirty laundry. In Charlie's case, he seems to have a bit of a fixation on a former pinball joint called Walts that let its indulgence in fine wine run it into the ground. As for Emily, she whips out a festive, albeit shrunken, Christmas sweater that may or may not have ended a marriage. Despite the stains, bankruptcy and heartache, Tide assures the duo that "a powerful clean is coming" to the Bi
Tide Super Bowl 2020 Teaser, 'Five Things You Don?t Know About Charlie & Emily' Featuring Charlie Da
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So, here are some things you probably didn't know about Charlie Day and Emily Hampshire: Charlie can loosely predict the Super Bowl, "closet thief" Emily has a wardrobe full of her ex's clothes and, as one might expect of the Canadian actress, she loves Canadian snacks like Montreal bagels and ketchup chips -- but not moose, as distastefully suggested by Charlie. Perhaps more relevant to the laundry detergent company, though, is the fact that they're both expert laundry procrastinators, Emily ev