In Bodyguard, the latest MasterCard spot out of McCann Erickson NY, Mr. T looks as tough as ever (albeit a little older), standing, arms crossed, beside a woman as she goes to the dry cleaners, the beauty salon, and the grocery store. The A-Team tough guy dares any punks to step to his charge, standing in as a symbol for MasterCard's great consumer protections. Cool as this spot is, Absolute added an extra touch with Flame and combustion work, executing sign and license plate removal from street and indoor scenes, creating titles, and aligning a split screen to make it look good.

Fly? Check. Blind spot? Check. Teeth? Check. Expiration date? Check. That hot guys ass? Doublecheck.

It's not easy being the office manager when your samurai aficionado coworkers have a penchant for collecting swords and daggers. Good thing this guy has a car that makes him feel safe.

If you won't come to the Tribeca film festival, they'd have to bring it to you. Robert de Niro wouldn't stand for it. This is how the Tribeca Film Festival and David Gray say thanks for coming, so they didn't have to roll the parking attendant in bubble wrap.

Anonymous Content Director Patrick Sherman helms the first new TV creative for Interstate Batteries since 2007. Sherman collaborated with agency Firehouse to develop the spots, which each feature a hapless driver stranded in a frustrating predicament due to a dead car battery.

Tight Fit follows the parking lot trials of lower-level IT drone Otis. Upon leaving work on a warm summer's day, Otis discovers two hulking SUVs have parked so close to his aging compact car that he's forced to squeeze, contort and otherwise wedge his not-inconsiderable girth between the vehicles and finally into the driver's seat. After finally achieving his victory over rude parking manners, Otis suffers another defeat with his own "shoulda had an Interstate" moment.

Agency: Saatchi&Saatchi Bucharest

We love this, finally pushing us over the edge to get a Smart car. See, I always liked that it was easy to park, but I had no idea it could be this easy to park.

Created by Elias Kouloures, a hard working junior adgrunt in Germany we're pleased to present the Smart car equipped with Urban stealth - dum dum DUM!

It seems we've reached a stalemate.

"What snowboarders do in the off season"