retro ad: late 60s/early 70s Kentucky Fried Chicken commercial
If only Freud had lived to see the answer we discovered to his great question: What do women want? KFC.
If only Freud had lived to see the answer we discovered to his great question: What do women want? KFC.
If you find yourself humming the cheery ditty “VD Is for Everybody,” don’t blame me. Blame VD: everybody’s catching it!
The commercial the upcoming movie is based on. Liam Neeson plays the guy who says, “You sank my battleship!”
The giant Kool-Aid jug destroys a priceless ancient structure! That’s not right.
Does this seem so terrifying that it could not be seen by human eyes?
Fly American Airlines: they have computers!
The Little Prince looks like one of the Children of the Damned. Did they mean to do that?
I probably haven’t seen this ad in 30 years, and the moment I laid eyes on just the mere description of it, I could sing the jingle again without a hitch. Sad.
I wish I could say I didn’t know why anyone would bother xeroxing a nearly 30-year-old movie, but I do know why. And it ain’t pretty.

Why does no one ever intone at me and tell me to go to Budapest and wear polyester and smoke cigarettes and get all espionagey, dammit?