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H&R Block More Zero TV Commercial, 'Serious' Featuring Jon Hamm
H&R Block More Zero
Actor Jon Hamm offers sympathy to his makeup artist as she touches up his face on set when he discovers she filed with TurboTax last year. After all, he says, H&R Block More Zero allows users to file both their state and federal taxes free, even if they itemize deductions. When she shows her surprise over how seriously he takes his taxes, Hamm reminds her he's a serious guy and then straps on his clown outfit and runs on set to film a scene with giant teddy bears and 5-foot crayons.
H&R Block More Zero TV Commercial, 'Money-Colored' Featuring Jon Hamm
H&R Block More Zero
On a film set, actor Jon Hamm, dressed as a mounted policeman, rides past two crew members working on their taxes. One of them is using H&R Block More Zero, while the other is working with TurboTax. He informs them that only one of the sites lets them itemize their tax deductions for free, and drops them a hint: "It's the money-colored one." The man using TurboTax looks over to his coworker's screen for guidance.
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'Blow It Up' Featuring Jon Hamm
H&R Block
Accountants everywhere are seeing sparks as their old way of doing taxes explode. Those methods aren't good enough anymore, so H&R Block and Jon Hamm are blowing it up.
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'Now' Featuring Jon Hamm
H&R Block
When actor Jon Hamm wants something, whether it be a 1930s cop role, a turkey sandwich or his neck scratched, he wants it now! His assistant follows him around the backlot all day fulfilling his every demand as quickly as possible. Hamm eventually brings up the money the IRS owes him, an order that can be fulfilled with H&R Block's tax refund advance.
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'Donuts' Featuring Jon Hamm
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Behind the scenes of a set, actor Jon Hamm uses donuts to explain tax returns to Amy. He uses the sprinkles donut as a metaphor for H&R Block giving her the biggest tax return. She's a little disturbed by the fact that he touched all of the donuts, but also more sure of her decision for the upcoming tax season.
H&R Block Tax Pro Review TV Commercial, 'Nice' Featuring Jon Hamm
H&R Block Tax Pro Review
Actor Jon Hamm is kicking back with a tasty beverage on the set of this Victorian-themed commercial when he notices one of his fellow cast members struggling to file her taxes. Upon discovering that she's not entirely sure that she'll get everything she's owed, Hamm points out that H&R Block has experts who can review tax returns to maximize the amount earned back. He tries to provide further assistance by attempting to zoom in on the H&R Block website, but he doesn't realize the laptop isn't a
H&R Block With Watson TV Commercial, 'More Money' Featuring Jon Hamm
H&R Block With Watson
Jon Hamm ponders what you get by combining an H&R tax pro with the deduction-finding superpower of IBM Watson. It doesn't take him long to answer his own question. You get more money. H&R Block With Watson can help you get your taxes won.
H&R Block More Zero TV Commercial, 'Heist' Featuring Jon Hamm
H&R Block More Zero
On the set of a heist film, Jon Hamm's scene partner tries to sneak in a tax session between setups. Hamm, however, wonders why he's using TurboTax when H&R Block's More Zero lets you file online for free, even if you itemize deductions. "At this point, it kind of just seems like you hate money," Hamm jokes as he touches the burglarized safe and activates the fake bank's security system. Alarm bells blare out as the famed actor deflects blame and tries to navigate out of there without touching t
H&R Block With Watson Refund Advance TV Commercial, 'Advance' Featuring Jon Hamm
H&R Block With Watson Refund Advance
While on set filming a Revolutionary War scene, actor Jon Hamm demands the cameras cut so that the director can hear out his big idea. Instead of shouting "Advance!," Hamm suggests he change it up by yelling "Refund advance!" After all, tax customers at H&R Block can apply for a refund advance up to $3,000 for a limited time. "It's gonna be amazing," Hamm insists as the team queues up for another take.
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'Switch' Featuring Jon Hamm
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A helicopter crew is training on their new flying machine and things aren't going well -- turns out they don't have a pilot. They find the commander, Jon Hamm, outside the copter teaching a guy on a laptop how to switch his information from TurboTax to H&R Block with one click. After the guy realizes how easy it was to make the switch, the commander is ready to fake-land the helicopter with his crew. H&R Block More Zero lets customers file online for free.
H&R Block Refund Advance TV Commercial, 'Dust Bowl' Featuring Jon Hamm
H&R Block Refund Advance
During a movie filming, Jon Hamm's co-star is left befuddled when the actor goes off script, suggesting a tax refund advance as a solution to their in-movie money problem. For a limited time, H&R Block customers can get a Refund Advance of up to $3,000 the day they file.
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'Forest' Featuring Jon Hamm
H&R Block
While Jon Hamm runs through a spooky forest movie set, the directors are too busy doing their taxes to pay attention. When he finds out that they're still trying to file their taxes using TurboTax, he's so disappointed that he decides to teach them proper tax filing techniques. He suggests they use H&R Block More Zero instead, which lets customers file online for free. Now he just needs some help scratching his back because that smoke is making him really itchy.
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'Zombie' Featuring Jon Hamm
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Jon Hamm and his co-star make efficient use of their time during a break from shooting on set to talk about getting an advance on their tax refund with H&R Block. And, Jon doesn't pass up the opportunity to crack a zombie joke when the actress says she would love to use her tax refund money to go on a tropical holiday -- because, of course, every zombie should be careful with his or her skin tone when in hot climates.
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'Celebration'
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This couple is in the busy process of moving homes when they hear that filing a tax return on H&R Block can qualify them for a refund advance up to $3,500. This kind of good news sends them into a joyful mood while they celebrate and dance and sing a chime about getting their money in minutes. You think these two are freaking out now, just wait until they discover that there's zero percent interest. Starting on Jan. 4, 2020, people who file their tax return through H&R Block online can receive a
H&R Block Tax Refund Advance TV Commercial, 'To the Moon'
H&R Block Tax Refund Advance
This man is visibly upset after discovering that it can take weeks before he'll see his tax return. But, he's told that H&R Block can give him a tax refund advance up to $3,000 on a zero percent interest loan to purchase cool stuff like a pool table or to fix the car.
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'Nein Nein Nein'
H&R Block
A German instructor attempts to teach a man how to say 'Nein.' He tries and tries but can't quite get it right. With H&R Block, you can file your state taxes online for just $9.99.
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'Smokescreen' Featuring Jon Hamm
H&R Block
On the set of a fantasy movie, Jon Hamm dressed in a wizard's robe and hat walks down a snowy path. The director suddenly calls for a cut to ask Jon if he ate half of his bagel. Rather than answering the director's question, Jon changes the topic and informs everyone that they can pay half of what they paid on their taxes the previous year by switching to H&R Block. When Jon realizes that the director isn't falling for his tricks, he attempts to make himself disappear. Unfortunately, he fails to
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'No Brainer'
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A woman asks a group of people if they would rather save at least $10 with H&R Block Online or pay more with TurboTax. The group looks up at the wall to see which choice they want and unanimously begin to scoot underneath the H&R Block option. Another woman excitedly scuttles from offscreen to join the group, and the first woman claims the choice is a no-brainer.
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'Glass Office'
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A woman in a glass office says that it's good to be transparent, which is why at H&R Block, you know the price before you begin. She says it makes things crystal clear, maybe a little too clear for H&R Block's delivery man.
H&R Block TV Commercial, 'Bring it Back to Ya'
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Kimberly Ardison is an H&R Block tax professional. She says you should know the 1040EZ is not easy. Get help free for a limited time. A refund is out there, and she's gonna bring it back to ya!