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montitech 12-23-2006 09:58 AM

Cheese Commersial
 
I saw a Cheese Comersial on thursday night Durring the Cat in The Hat on ABCFamily. Was this a new one, or has CN been showing this on other channels before.

It has the Red Backround and cheese was his usual self, Liking Cocolate Milk and licking the Screen and then telling us that TV Tast Bad.


It was hysterical, however I do not think it will attract any new CN viewers, but it was great for for people that like Cheese.

Monty :-/

Invader Bloo 12-23-2006 11:02 AM

Yeah itaired & he says "Television tastes funny", not bad.

montitech 12-23-2006 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Invader Bloo (Post 24316)
Yeah itaired & he says "Television tastes funny", not bad.

I just caught it on CN today, but for some reason I thought it was longer when I saw it last thursday, maybe they have a abridged version?

monty :-/

taranchula 12-23-2006 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by montitech (Post 24332)
I just caught it on CN today, but for some reason I thought it was longer when I saw it last thursday, maybe they have a abridged version?

monty :-/

That's very likely, it's a very common practise to have both 30 second and 15 second versions of the same ad.

BlooCheese 12-23-2006 12:12 PM

I keep seeing that Cheese commercial on Fox, and I don't know why they're showing it because 1) Fox is Fox, not Cartoon Network and 2) I don't even have Cartoon Network.
But anyhow, everytime I see it, my sister gets really mad and turns off the TV.

TheLH 12-23-2006 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by BlooCheese (Post 24355)
I keep seeing that Cheese commercial on Fox, and I don't know why they're showing it because 1) Fox is Fox, not Cartoon Network and 2) I don't even have Cartoon Network.
But anyhow, everytime I see it, my sister gets really mad and turns off the TV.

You might not know it, but that commercial's on there probably thanks to Family Guy.

Due to it's huge success of reruns on [adult swim], and it's revival thanks to it, Cartoon Network made a deal with Fox that [adult swim] would premiere new Family Guy episodes first, then Fox itself later. I'm guessing the Cheese ad is a result of this deal, a thank you gift from Fox by airing ads promoting CN and it's programs.

Either that, or it could be just your cable/satelite operator adding the ads over the channel's own. I've heard of this before with ads for Nick programs on CN (abeit with the Nick logo removed) and vice versa.

One Radical Dude 12-23-2006 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by TheLH (Post 24379)
You might not know it, but that commercial's on there probably thanks to Family Guy.

Due to it's huge success of reruns on [adult swim], and it's revival thanks to it, Cartoon Network made a deal with Fox that [adult swim] would premiere new Family Guy episodes first, then Fox itself later. I'm guessing the Cheese ad is a result of this deal, a thank you gift from Fox by airing ads promoting CN and it's programs.

Either that, or it could be just your cable/satelite operator adding the ads over the channel's own. I've heard of this before with ads for Nick programs on CN (abeit with the Nick logo removed) and vice versa.

It may be the doing of cable/satellite providers, not necessarily the doing of the networks themselves.

FostersFriend 12-23-2006 10:56 PM

You can watch it on Youtube, the longer version is there.

montitech 12-24-2006 05:35 AM

It may be the cable company since I am on Time Warner Cabel. CN is also owned by Time Warner. SO you never now,


Monty :-/

fosters home fan 12-29-2006 07:58 PM

it's back
 
I just saw it again not too long ago, only it had "happy holidays" at the end!:cheese:


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