The Pillsbury doughboy sneaks a deadly baking pin through security and a TSA agent tries to frisk him without tickling him. Suddenly the cobranded tag is useful again, because Geico has done this sort of thing before. Isn't hilarious that advertising mascots are celebrities too? The Pillsbury Doughboy is in his own league, he starred in a Milk ad already back in 2004. That was epic.

Florida this, Florida that. The rabbit needs a vacation, stat.

See also Flyfrontier - Secret

Flyfrontier debuted last night with this spot, titled "secret", where none of the animals can keep one, and the spot where the rabbit says Florida far too often. These ads will appear online and in cinemas in the Trenton region.

Frontier is expanding to the East Coast via Trenton Airport. To raise awareness about this, they launched a multi-media campaign with Transit Posters, OOH boards, Bus Wraps, Digital Ads, Print ads and these TV spots. Keeping the branding front and center, the airplanes tail-animals are the ones who carry the scripts.

How would you feel if you were at the airport, minding your own business when suddenly all signs point to you being a wanted criminal. First there's your photo on the cover of the newspaper, then your description is called out of the loudspeakers, then to top it all of your face appears on a breaking news bulletin. Wait for it though! Soon the cops come marching in, asking "are you stressed?" as they open a steel briefcase.... with Nivea Deo in it. It's only a prank, played on an unsuspecting victim to demonstrate how great a stick of Nivea deo is.

TORRANCE, Calif., June 4, 2012 — Acura has launched a comprehensive marketing campaign to debut the ILX, an all-new compact luxury sedan positioned as the gateway to the Acura brand. The Gen Y-focused campaign developed with rp&, Acura's agency of record, is designed to help usher energetic, young consumers into the luxury market with TV, digital and print advertising.

"A rich array of standard Acura features, at a starting price of $25,900, makes the ILX the ideal gateway to the luxury market and the Acura brand for a new generation of young buyers," said Mike Accavitti, Vice President of National Marketing Operations. "This campaign will serve to engage potential customers looking to complement their active lifestyles."

Gevalia want Americans to leave that standard cup of Joe alone and have a cup of Johan instead. This idea is presented by a long haired suave Swede as he flirts his way through an airport on his way to his motorcade, offering random women a ride because his coffee is like having a foot massage. What? Did we just mention feet while talking about Gevalia's aroma? As for the handsome Swedish flirty man stereotype, wow, I did not know we had these in Sweden WHERE HAVE Y'ALL BEEN HIDING GUYS? Seems most Swedish women don't know where these guys are, as everywhere I go in the world, someone will explain that they had Swedish girlfriend at some point. This is the new Viking era, we export sex. No I mean coffee. Sure. Good coffee is like sex.

SWA is rolling out an extension of the Bags Fly Free campaign this week and just in time for NFL season. With Good Cop, Bag Cop, we are ramping up the Southwest Airlines' Spirit and showing how much dedication we have to our Customers. As you will see, SWA Employees go as far as pulling planes over and saving baggage from the dreaded fate of the $120 fee. In a world where the tyranny of travel has crushed the can-do spirit of the American traveler, the SWA Employee stands out as a defenders of justice—always doing the right thing by the Customer whether it's bags flying free or not charging change fees.

SWA via GSD&M Idea City is rolling out an extension of the Bags Fly Free campaign this week and just in time for NFL season.

With Good Cop, Bag Cop, we are ramping up the Southwest Airlines' Spirit and showing how much dedication we have to our Customers. As you will see, SWA Employees go as far as pulling planes over and saving baggage from the dreaded fate of the $120 fee. In a world where the tyranny of travel has crushed the can-do spirit of the American traveler, the SWA Employee stands out as a defenders of justice - always doing the right thing by the Customer whether it's bags flying free or not charging change fees.

With a bit of a nod to this Budweiser superbowl ad perhaps?

Stranded at the airport, with nothing to do - lets play on the ice!

This ad from Burrell Communications might have been bearable if that voice-over didn't get so heavy handed and pitch-like as he spells out "sharing wholesome food and random acts of kindness"... Gag!

Jack and Carrie's Love Story begins at an airport, with a tearful goodbye and a necklace heart pendant split in half.

Second Quarter

Diamond Trading Company

Granny has a cheap way to travel, now hum along to Mahna Mahna.

Third Quarter

People at airport break out in spontanius applause.

Avis - Roving Rapid Return - Mr. Parker (1999)