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Lipton Peach Iced Tea TV Commercial, 'Carl and Stu'
Lipton Peach Iced Tea
Stu and Carl are making it their mission to give you something delicious and different to drink. With Lipton Peach Iced Tea, you can get rid of the lunch time blues and tackle the rest of your day!
Lipton TV Commercial, 'Refreshingly Optimistic Moments' Song by Frank Sinatra
Lipton
From generation to generation, Lipton has been there through every optimistic moment -- no matter how big or small. The tea company shows its presence in moments when people listened to old-time radio, watched rockets first launch into space, played 80's video games, went to baseball games and graduated in 2018. Throughout the eras, Lipton says its remained refreshing optimistic.
Lipton Sparkling Iced Tea TV Commercial, 'Tiny Bubbles' Song by American Authors
Lipton Sparkling Iced Tea
Amazing things happen when tea and tiny bubbles are combined. New Lipton Sparkling Iced Tea is uplifting people everywhere, making them happy and refreshing them right off their feet.
Lipton TV Commercial, 'All Together' Song by The Likes of Us
Lipton
For those special moments shared with loved ones and friends, Lipton says to celebrate those moments with their offering of teas and other beverages.
Snapple Mango Tea TV Commercial, 'Syfy: Scratch Pad'
Snapple Mango Tea
In a Syfy Scratch Pad short, an artist drawing a new character explains how he channels the character to help give her a voice. But, when artist's block hits and the black-and-white sketch fails to speak to him, he reaches for a Snapple Takes 2 to Mango Tea, and soon, color floods the page.
Snapple Lemon Tea TV Commercial, 'USA Network'
Snapple Lemon Tea
USA Network Daytime host Cat Greenleaf is sitting on her New York City stoop reading Snapple Fact #183: In 1895, the speed limit in New York was 8 mph. As Cat exclaims that seems slow, a passerby takes it personally. She might not be famous, but she knows what the best stuff on Earth tastes like. Enjoy a Snapple today.
Snapple Half 'n Half and Half TV Commercial TV Commercial, 'Top Secret'
Snapple Half 'n Half and Half TV Commercial
Snapple Half 'n Half has the perfect combination of tea and lemonade. So what's the secret to this drink that's mixed to perfection? Just ask Jasper.
Snapple TV Commercial, 'Vendor'
Snapple
It's a fact: New York loves Snapple. This Snapple street vendor and all of New York want the rest of America to love it, too. With such simple ingredients as real sugar and real tea, what's not to love? Millions of New Yorkers can't be wrong.
Snapple TV Commercial, 'Real Fact' Featuring Stephanie McMahon
Snapple
A man reads a fact about the use of 'OMG' off of a Snapple cap, and his son uses it right away when he spots Stephanie McMahon and Triple H.
Snapple TV Commercial, 'Hey, America'
Snapple
Snapple was born in the Big Apple and New Yorkers from all over the city are happy to show off their love for the all-natural refreshing drink with that signature pop. From men in green suits, women in purple shirts, pizza makers and construction workers, everyone has a New York minute to talk about Snapple.
Snapple TV Commercial, 'The Ventriloquist' Featuring Nick Cannon
Snapple
Nick Cannon is walking along in the New York Subway, enjoying his Snapple and reading a Snapple real fact under the bottle cap. Apparently, it's illegal to sing off-key in North Carolina. "But, this is New York," he tells a girl with a microphone. She can sing her heart out. She's actually a ventriloquist though. Her dummy tells him that New Yorkers love Snapple more than anyone. But, he already knows that, because he's no dummy.
Diet Snapple Half 'n Half TV Commercial, 'Snapple Says'
Diet Snapple Half 'n Half
Snapple says that if you can't make up your mind, then don't!
Snapple TV Commercial, 'Take Off All Your Caps'
Snapple
When it's hot outside, take the caps off of your favorite Snapples for a delicious, refreshing treat!
Snapple TV Commercial For Lightly Sweetened White Tea
Snapple
This commercial shows a man calling Snapple headquarters and asking for a lightly sweetened Snapple. The employee calls up a factory worker to create a tea that is less sweet. He calls another man who creates the drink. The Snapple employee, still on the phone with the man who called in the beginning, tells him to try their new lightly sweetened white tea. When he hangs up and turns around, the tea is already in a store window.
Snapple Takes 2 to Mango Tea TV Commercial, 'Tastes Just Like Us'
Snapple Takes 2 to Mango Tea
A team of mangoes conducts a flavor accuracy test on Snapple's Takes 2 to Mango Tea. At least, it's supposed to be the whole team. Dave keeps hogging the glass bottle, telling his fellow fruits, "Tastes just like us." It's no wonder he wasn't Mel's best man.
Snapple Takes 2 to Mango Tea TV Commercial, 'Vacation'
Snapple Takes 2 to Mango Tea
Randy is back from his vacation, but he got too much sun. His coworkers are giving him a hard time because his head, which is a mango, is red and he has the outline of sunglasses from his sunburn. "What's this tomato doing at Randy's desk?," one man asks, which makes Randy so angry that he takes out a mini guitar he bought his coworker and smashes it to bits. In the break room, one of the employees pops open a bottle of Snapple and finds that the "Real Fact" on the bottle top is that mangoes can
Snapple TV Commercial, 'Portrait'
Snapple
An almond-headed family wearing khakis and blue button up shirts is getting their picture taken at a studio. When they realize that the kid's brother isn't in the picture -- a boy with a peach for a head -- they look up to find him wreaking havoc across the room, knocking everything off of a table. Reluctantly, he joins in the family photo but crosses his arms and refuses to say "nuts." After the shoot, the photographer sits down at his desk to drink Snapple Peach Tea on break and reads the "Rea
Snapple Straight Up Tea TV Commercial, 'Keep Coming Back for More'
Snapple Straight Up Tea
A construction worker in New York City is happy to tell America about Snapple's new Straight Up Tea flavor. Get the delicious brewed tea taste and you'll be coming back for more with Snapple.
Snapple TV Commercial, 'Flavor Accuracy Tests: Wilderness'
Snapple
In a test taste, one of the many apples says that Snapple taste just like them. One apple asks how he would know what they taste like. Another apple reminds them about a time when they were lost in the wilderness where three apples started the trip and just two finished it.
Snapple TV Commercial, 'Make Time for Snapple: Rehearsal'
Snapple
During a rehearsal of a scene with the National Anthem playing, a dance choreographer is showing dance moves to his cast when the bald eagle removes his beak, shows his badge and announces that this is a bust. According to Snapple's "Real Fact" #946, it's illegal to dance to the National Anthem in the state of Massachusetts. For a limited time, Snapple's Oh Say Can You Tea is available for purchase.