If you like Pizza Hut and girls breaking out in a choreographed dance routine for no reason then South Korea may be the place to be. Caution, the pizza may be hot so please be careful when dancing.

The second video from DumbDumb, the Bateman/Arnet production company, is The Dancer. Jason Bateman stars as the new stripper at a club who harnesses the soul-redeeming power of Orbit gum to help his... fellow man.

Fifteen years ago, Tina Fey was just another Second City comedian looking for a paid gig. This Mutual Savings Bank ad from 1995 was her first commercial—and quite regrettable. Her hair! Her voice! That script! Awkward video inside.

This ad is meant to hypnotize you into purchasing Maynard Wine Chews. The only thing I want to buy after watching this is a gun to shoot that moose.

Al Pacino's first commercial ever (filmed in the West Village) is for an Australian coffee brand. Pacino says he needs his daily brew and "my scripts have coffee stains on them." Being jittery and spilly isn't a great endorsement, Al.

Let's face it, in this economic state most people can't afford to be spending extra money on home security. Fortunately this local commercial shows us other options.

South Asian gossip blogs have been a buzz recently over a racy Indian-themed New York Lotto commercial filmed over a decade ago.

Some of you are old enough to remember when a commercial was a commercial. When somebody on the television just looked at you dead on and said "This product is worth buying." The game has changed.

Bruce Willis knows what Bruce Willis is good at: promoting and acting. That's basically it! Notice how "choosing a vodka company to become a partner in" isn't on that list.

When discussing a gay-themed McDonald's ad on his show last night, Bill O'Reilly likened gay men to Al-Qaeda. There are no ways left to say that the Fox News' host is ignorant, but we're going to try anyway.

Glenn Beck was moving toward some sort of revelation on his show when a voice suddenly silenced him. Was it the government? The media? No, it was the people who advertise during his show.

An incredibly fake-looking advertising campaign for Huggies' denim diapers can't include the world "poop", ABC has decided. Yes, that's right, the commercial's tag line—"the coolest you'll look pooping your pants"—is for real.

Psychedelic abstractions and bubbly fantasies from 7UP's early 1970s "See the Light" ad campaign make one wonder just what was in the so-called "Uncola".

We've collected some of our favorite and most memorable Apple ads from the last three decades, so take a trip down memory lane with us as we go through Apple's most iconic TV spots.

No one realizes just how important something is until it's gone, whether the missing piece is money, love, health, vision, oral sex... anything, really.

The trippy history of Levi's commercials has been noted here before, but this ad melds their hallucinogenic influences with a sense of existentialist despair. What is man without colorful Dacron polyester? Absolutely nothing: only denim determines identity.

Oh, the innocence of childhood. Remember all those lovely toys we played with when we were younger? They were so colorful, fun, disgusting, haunting, sexual...wait we played with same childhood toys right? Check out these bewildering children's toy commercials.

It's probably unwise to intentionally drive Mickey Rourke into a drunken rage, but what happens if you try to trick him into intoxication? Here, the master thespian bellies up to the bar to prove angry alcoholism is his default state.

Contrary to what you might think, not every commercial for an alcoholic product features guys acting like jerks to each other in order to secure an extra sip of Budweiser. Some are interesting stories told well.

It's easy to make fun of celebrities for being in dumb commercials and embarrassing themselves. Like Seth Green for Nerf. Or Arnold Schwarzenegger in Japan. But to find celebrities acting well in their natural habitat in a commercial is hard to find.