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Game Day Bucket go BOOM

KFC, just another annoying commercial, but then I am not their target audience.

It's amazing how tiring some of the often repeated commercials can get.

I thought the same thing. What demographic are they going after? Moron?

The mute button on my remote gets used often, so I never really know what the commercials are about.

KFC gives me da shyts for 3 days...but I really dig that chick on the commercial! That look and attitude does something for me. I love a cutie that can talk slang and quasi hood and look like she walked out of a sorority...

And what's up with Eddie Money in the Geico ad? He looks washed up....

Actully....Me! I think she is pretty cool.

Sara Fletcher is a graduate of Indiana University with a degree in Theater and minor in Dance, and a second degree in Sign Language Interpreting from LA Pierce College. Her acting experience spans several multi-media platforms, inducing: theatre, web, commercials, film and television.
In October 2009 on Comedy Central, Fletcher starred as Jessica, the secret girlfriend in the television show Secret Girlfriend. In spring of 2010 she also starred in the CBS Josh Schwartz and Matt Miller pilot Hitched. This past spring and summer she was also seen as a guest star on both NBC’s shows Perfect Couples and Friends with Benefits. This January Sara guest starred on Family Guy as Brian's new girlfriend Kate.
Some of Fletcher’s past film credits include a guest-starring role in the Nickelodeon series, Merry Christmas Drake and Josh and several starring and guest roles in the independent features iCrime and Hamill. She also is starring in the wrestling indie feature: Beyond the Mat, out in theatres this fall 2012.
Fletcher currently resides in Los Angeles, California where she enjoys spending time with her three dogs and tormenting Brad, her better half.

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Dangerous Attraction Supporting
The Hammer Supporting
Adulthood Lead
Beyond the Mat Lead .
She Who Loved A Monster Supporting
iCrime Lead
Hear No Evil(Short) Lead
The Secret Keeper(Short) Lead
A Dream within a Dream Lead
A Numbers Game Supporting

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The Glades Guest Star A&E
The Young & The Restless Co-Star CBS
Family Guy Various Guest Voices Fox
Friends with Benefits Guest Star NBC
Perfect Couples Guest Star NBC
Hitched(Pilot) Series Regular CBS
Secret Girlfriend Series Regular Comedy Central
Josh Jennings 4 Congress(Pilot) Series Regular Choka House Productions
One Love(Pilot) Series Regular One Love Productions
Santa Cruz(Pilot) Series Regular 19 Entertainment
Monk Co-star USA
Jimmy Kimmel Live Co-star ABC
The United States of Tara(Pilot)Co-star Showtime
Merry X-mas Drake & Josh (MOW) Guest star Nickelodeon
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Sorry, I meant about the commercial.

In January, new regulations took effect to lower the volume of commercials. They used to be able to set the volume equal to the loudest part you're show's sound track. It annoyed me to no end and I couldn't hit the mute button fast enough. Strangely, now that commercials are the same volume as the show I'm watching, I find myself a little slower to the button.

Lubies..stalker kung-fu is strong :D i have only googled one commercial girl. the Verizon chick..

hahahha..i like the commercials more than the actual food.

Bunch of white 20 somthings talking gangster...

Maybe it is supposed to be funny?

that's it, the dingy blond using all the hand signs and talking like that, GAME DAY BUCKET GO BOOM, puke.

I have not had the pleasure (?) of seeing this commercial, but I have a feeling that given the proprietor, the only thing going BOOM with that bucket would be my.

[QUOTE=vash;7227653]Lubies..stalker kung-fu is strong :D i have only googled one commercial girl. the Verizon chick..
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:)took 23 seconds of Google time to pull up that stuff.

Folks on the tube want to paid attention to...to a point, when things get close they (and anyone) tend to freak. I'm harmless, what you read/see is basically all there is. Beware the guy in the back, the lerker...they get a serious freak on.

This site has those and I fully expect that something whack shall happen...its just like that.

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Originally Posted by vash (Post 7227653)

Lubies..stalker kung-fu is strong :D i have only googled one commercial girl. the Verizon chick..

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There was a blond girl in a yellow book commercial once .....

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Originally Posted by drmatera (Post 7227395)

I thought the same thing. What demographic are they going after? Moron?

Pretty certain this answer is yes for 90% of commercials. Especially car lots.

Demographics be damned, the ad company wants you to remember the product. I wouldn't be surprised if the twenty-something, faux gangsta, hand sign throwing, white bread suburbies that appear to be the target audience also think it's a POS ad. Never-the-less, we all can instantly recall the product, and that's why the ad company gets paid.