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Google Home Hub TV Commercial, 'Girls Only Friendsgiving' Featuring Amy Poehler, Chelsea Peretti
Google Home Hub
As Amy Poehler and Amy Sedaris prepare a turkey, they're both glad it's a girls only Friendsgiving this year. When there's a knock at the door, Poehler looks to her Google Home Hub to spot Chelsea Peretti at her doorstep carrying armfuls of boxes of wine. Although it seems like a lot of wine, Poehler knows it's the right amount.
Google Home Hub TV Commercial, 'Friendsgiving Rules' Featuring Amy Poehler, Tiffany Haddish
Google Home Hub
As Tiffany Haddish relaxes on Amy Poehler's couch for Friendsgiving, Amy tells her Google Home Hub that it's game time. Instantly, the device powers up her football helmet neon sign and turns on the TV. Although Amy has set the mood, the two friends still have trouble when they both reach for the chips and dip. While Amy cries "chip interference," Tiffany says it was a "guac block." Although, the Google Home Hub isn't sure if that's a thing.
Google Home Hub TV Commercial, 'Amy Poehler Is Thankful' Ft. Tiffany Haddish, Maya Rudolph, Amy Seda
Google Home Hub
At an all-girls Thanksgiving with her favorite celebrity pals, Amy Poehler asks what everyone is thankful for. While Maya Rudolph is grateful that she can say "turkey" in Spanish, Chelsea Peretti expresses her gratitude for self-driving cars and Tiffany Haddish says she's thankful for those who give her compliments. Last but not least, Amy says she's glad she didn't attempt to meat-stuff her turkey this year and asks Google Home Hub to show the Thanksgiving photos from 2015, resulting in a disgu
XFINITY TV Commercial, 'EPIX: Godfather of Harlem'
XFINITY
Google Home Mini TV Commercial, 'Hipster Whistle' Song by Peter Bjorn and John
Google Home Mini
Instead of asking Google to play "Young Folks" on Spotify with a robotic, drawn-out request, users of the Google Home Mini can speak the way they really talk. For example, the voice-activated assistant understands commands like, "Hey Google, play that hipster song with whistling."
Google Home Hub TV Commercial, 'Turn It up This Thanksgiving' Ft. Amy Poehler, Chelsea Peretti, Maya
Google Home Hub
While prepping a Thanksgiving feast with her friends Maya, Amy and Chelsea, Amy Poehler asks her Google Home Hub to display the day's schedule. It's yam time, which means that not only is Maya going to shout "my yam, my choice" as she prepares candied yams, but Amy will also play the "This is My Yam" playlist she created ahead of time. It's one of 57 she'll choose from throughout the day.
XFINITY Latino TV Commercial, 'Caso Cerrado'
XFINITY Latino
Mary Gamarra habla sobre los eventos acerca del entretenimiento latino.
Google Home TV Commercial, 'Trollhunters'
Google Home
While lounging on the couch, a father is ambushed by his children playfully crawling all over him. He uses the Google Home to summon "Trollhunters" from Netflix to play on the TV as a distraction.
Google Home TV Commercial, 'Foxygen's Latest Album'
Google Home
A father notices that his daughter's friend is wearing a Foxygen shirt and tries to chat with the two of them. He quietly asks his Google Home what Foxygen's latest album is and then casually strolls into the living room to ask the teenager if he had listened to "Hang" yet. Nice try, Dad.
Spectrum TV Commercial, 'Think Forward: Work' Song by Ofenbach
Spectrum
Spectrum wonders at how much work has changed over the years to become more like play. The brand shows workers 3D printing models of their faces, testing out motorized prototypes at a park, virtually switching a woman's hairstyle at a salon, working on treadmills and using a rolling tablet to say hello to coworkers. Spectrum believes work is changing and that moves business forward, which is why it's invested billions to create a network to power business today and tomorrow.
Spectrum Internet TV Commercial, 'Connected Wherever You Go'
Spectrum Internet
A woman catches up on "Shameless" while traveling with the help of Spectrum Internet and its nationwide network of WiFi hot spots. It's all going well until she falls asleep while holding her tablet and it falls on her head. Spectrum thinks that internet shouldn't come with strings attached so you can be connected wherever you go.
Spectrum TV Commercial, 'Shopping'
Spectrum
As a couple spends time at a clothing store, the woman tries on a variety of outfits while the man sits on a bench, distracted by his phone. Spectrum knows that we all want entertainment wherever we go, that's why the Spectrum TV App offers thousands of shows and movies so that you are never without your favorites no matter where you are.
Spectrum TV Commercial, 'Not Mom-Proof'
Spectrum
There are early-adopters of technology, but then are those who adopt the latest technology a little too quickly. For instance, this man brings his date to his apartment and intends to show off the gadgetry around his home, particularly everything that is voice-activated. But when his mom calls for a video chat and his date jokingly accepts the call, things get awkward. Spectrum connects the call and all the man's devices with the best speeds available, but the guy's date probably wishes Spectrum
Spectrum Mobile TV Commercial, 'Who Would've Thought'
Spectrum Mobile
Spectrum Mobile says our phones have come a long way, to the point where you can create illustrations on your mobile and project movies onto your wall. The future is coming fast -- almost unbelievably fast -- and Spectrum says its there to think forward to the future of mobile.
Spectrum TV Commercial, 'Looks Like This'
Spectrum
Spectrum says with its TV services, watching TV looks different than the norm. Instead of being confined to a couch huddled in front of a TV, people are able to watch their favorite shows on the go and on smart devices. Some people watch TV on their smart refrigerators, on their smartwatches and on a boat. A woman lying out in the sun even gets sunburned while watching Ellen Degeneres, who jokes "Now you need aloe on demand."
Spectrum TV Commercial, 'Smart Homes'
Spectrum
Ellen Degeneres says that with Spectrum, smart homes will give people access to more of their favorite TV shows and the latest technology to manage their home network. While cooking, a woman is alerted that her baby, her husband and the family dog are all hungry.
Spectrum Mobile TV Commercial, 'Better Way: Holes: Honest Pricing'
Spectrum Mobile
When a group of pirates accidentally stumbles upon some quicksand instead of the buried treasure they'd been searching for, one pirate -- as he slowly sinks into the earth -- ponders the idea of a place that would safely hold their money for them so that they wouldn't need to constantly hide it. The others pitch in that they could even have cards with their names on it, and secret passwords to prove that it's theirs. Ellen says that eventually, someone will always have a better idea, like Spectr
Google Pixel 2 TV Commercial, 'Love Your Way' Feat. Ilana Glazer, Abbi Jacobson
Google Pixel 2
Comedy Central stars Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson have unique ways of showing each other love during Valentine's Day. While Ilana opts to create a candle-lit shrine filled with pictures of Abbi and paper hearts, Abbi chooses to send her friend funny selfies and create an eccentric drawing of Ilana surrounded by hearts. After Ilana takes a picture of Abbi's booty with her Google Phone, the two get into a friendly shouting match about who loves the other more. With the camera of the Pixel 2, Goo
Spectrum Internet TV Commercial, 'Think Forward: Family Time'
Spectrum Internet
Spectrum says that there was a time when the Internet used to be incredibly slow. The company shows a family using various futuristic technology to demonstrate how fast Spectrum's Internet speeds are.
Spectrum TV Commercial, 'Think Forward: Man on the Moon' Featuring Ellen DeGeneres
Spectrum
Ellen DeGeneres thinks that the saying "they can put a man on the moon" needs updating. She suggests new sayings such as "they can build a network that empowers the cities of tomorrow", "connects us to our doctors anywhere," or "power a virtual experience so real it changes our reality." DeGeneres notes that "they" is Spectrum.