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The worst one is 'Suki' and that bloke who switch the radio on by accident at the end of part one and then fall in a box and spill soup all down their front at the end
Andrew
Founding member
P Goe posted:
Who honestly likes Cadbury's sponsorship for Coronation Street?
I think they're horrible and very offputting. I think it used to be better when Cadbury used to use sponsorship with like a chocolate type sponsoring. These ones with actual human beings is just too bad for me.
I think they're horrible and very offputting. I think it used to be better when Cadbury used to use sponsorship with like a chocolate type sponsoring. These ones with actual human beings is just too bad for me.
The worst one is 'Suki' and that bloke who switch the radio on by accident at the end of part one and then fall in a box and spill soup all down their front at the end
CL
Yes, they're very annoying. Especially the way she laughs.
What I notice about those ads, and many others at present, is the subtext of "get as much as you can for yourself, and don't share."
Eg. - the woman who gets the Cadbury's Flake Moments, and eats them all;
- the chap whose girlfriend is moving out, and who gets a box of Roses from his friend "Awww... Mate!" and eats them all;
- away from Cadbury's, the current ads for Always products, set in a supermarket...
There are more, but... I'm tired.
What I notice about those ads, and many others at present, is the subtext of "get as much as you can for yourself, and don't share."
Eg. - the woman who gets the Cadbury's Flake Moments, and eats them all;
- the chap whose girlfriend is moving out, and who gets a box of Roses from his friend "Awww... Mate!" and eats them all;
- away from Cadbury's, the current ads for Always products, set in a supermarket...
There are more, but... I'm tired.
PO
I've always found them annoying because there are so few in a "series", but it is the radio one that has me reaching for the remote control before the "ticket to the heart" (or whatever it is) song comes on. With the chocolate street ones a few years back, the little tune that went with them really bugged me too.
GS
Gavin Scott
Founding member
I must agree; the radio/remote control one is bloody awful. Her laugh at the end seems more forced each time I see it.
Not to mention that I get the gag-reflex when I see her drinking tea out of a vase.
Have you ever seen the inside of a vase after it's had flowers in?
Bleurch.
Not to mention that I get the gag-reflex when I see her drinking tea out of a vase.
Have you ever seen the inside of a vase after it's had flowers in?
Bleurch.
JA
james2001
Founding member
What about the ones they had in 2002? Those annyoing aniamted ones. One was a bloke cookign "pan fried earth", another was a woman saying "I bought him those shirts". Uh. they got rid of those pretty quick. The live action sponsorship might not be great, but they're better than those!