Before Ben Rappaport charmed us on Outsourced, he starred in a surprisingly heartwarming commercial for Kay Jewelers. Although we normally find these commercials to be cringe-worthy, this one actually made us say "aww."

It's more drug-induced crazy than a breakfast food advertisement, but this classic internet video is enjoying a resurgence. Fits right in alongside new commercials like Old Spice Guy and the Most Interesting Man in the World. The crazy video, inside!

Planet Fitness has cleverly released commercials poking fun at typical gym rats. They remind us a bit of the Old Spice Ads with Terry Crews, don't you agree? It's probably due to all the yelling and man-boob bouncing...

Last night Jay Leno reminded Morgan Freeman of some embarrassing McDonalds commercials he was in during the 70s. Freeman calls Leno a "dirty rat" and gets him to stop laughing with little more than a glare.

Treasure it, because it's rare: The Senate has passed a good-sounding bill! Ever notice how you're watching a TV show and then it cuts to commercials that are ten million times louder? That appears likely to end now.

Watch the future Bill Compton of True Blood fame in this commercial for Swedish coffee company Gevalia. The acting, music, and the hair are so bad they're good.

A crazy new commercial from the nonprofit vegan group Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine features a dead man in a morgue holding a hamburger, and implies that McDonald's was to blame.

One To Grow On were public service announcements that aired directly after cartoons during NBC's Saturday morning lineup. From 1983-87, many famous faces graced the airwaves with tales of morality. Here's Jason Bateman's plea to stop "blasting in public."

In an attempt to market baby carrots as a junk food, a campaign labeling them to be "extreme" has been launched. They also come in extreme junk food packaging!

If you thought the "Textee" ad was terrible, wait until you see this elderly-exploiting spot for the "new" Vivitar camera. Why bother to adapt to changes in technology when you can wallow in the ignorance of your generation's obsolescence?

The first TV ad for medical marijuana hit Sacramento stations last week. The original ad was uninspired and clinical to say the least—but check out Cenk Uygur in a pot ad spoof on MSNBC's Dylan Ratigan Show.

Today Old Spice released a commercial starring the Baltimore Ravens' Ray Lewis. Perhaps Isaiah Mustafa was busy plotting how to use his new-found fame to land women? Watch Lewis attempt to fill the shoes of the "Old Spice Guy" inside.

Paul "Bear" Vasquez—or as he's known online, "Double Rainbow Guy"—is star of a new ad for Windows Live Photo Gallery. While we're happy to see an internet meme crossover to TV land, we're not entirely sold.

Does this man from the latest MetroPCS commercial look oddly familar? Here's a hint: He was Stephanie Tanner's Boyfriend for a day. Still not ringing any bells? Behind the jump, click to see the face that's scarred into our brains.

This British advertisement for Walkers Extra Crunchy features Lionel Richie singing a jingle about sharing potato chips with the ones you love. Unfortunately, you'll notice that it's quite catchy: "First you, then me. Share them together, the new extra crunchy."

Advertising about enlisting in the military is tricky business; a balance between agitprop and national pride. America's approach is standard, but what about the rest of the world? The international community uses robots, explosions, crazy camera angles and battleships!

We cannot stop searching for cheesy local/regional TV commercials from our childhood hometowns. You know, the ones with really high-quality production values, classically-trained actors, and demure used car salesmen that only you and the people you grew up with remember?

Ready to cringe? Videos of Lindsay Lohan hawking "facebook messages" for a company have just surfaced. We can't figure out who'd want to send these to our troops—or if this is worse than her ad for Fornarina jeans.

Perks of hosting this year's Emmy Awards? Starring in a commercial alongside Christina Hendricks while wearing full Mad Men garb inside the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce offices. Jimmy Fallon doesn't quite fill Don Draper's shoes, but the effort is appreciated.

Justin Bieber, bottle-assaulted teen fever causer, has decided to lend his considerable endorsement power to the Proactiv brand of acne acids. Pursuant to that, he has filmed a television commercial promoting the patented skin salve. It's pretty EXTREME.