commercials

Let's take a trip down Memory Lane and explore a few vintage television commercials that were on Lafayette television stations.

Cottonelle has a new ad campaign for 2023 entitled "Tales From Down There" and it could be the most disturbing commercial about any product ever in the history of advertising.

The holidays always bring a sense of nostalgia to homes everywhere. This compilations of early 90s commercials in Lafayette will bring back all the memories from years past.

If you were someone who grew up watching television in Lafayette during the '90s, I'm about to unlock a treasure chest full of nostalgia.

Actor Jim Varney took the world by storm in the late 80s with his character "Ernest P. Worrell".

At night or in the early morning hours when no one's around, they'll scare you half to death.

These are some of the best Halloween ads from the last 40 years.

This first appeared on YouTube about three years ago. It was viewed nearly 3 million times in its first week. It somehow seems like an encore performance is warranted...

TV commercials can be really annoying. Some, on the other hand, can be funny, entertaining, and/or heartwarming...

Here's a look at some wildly expensive commercials during past Super Bowl's that backfired with the public

Iconic Toys R Us jingle. "I don't wanna grow up, I'm a Toys R Us Kid," sounds very different when performed in a minor key.

You thought the flood brought mud, just wait until you see and hear all the political advertisements that are about to insult your intelligence.

The Most Interesting Man In The World has been an inspiration to me. His achievements (parallel parking a train, speaking French in Russian, and much more) have left me in awe.

It didn't take long for the former "Most Interesting Man In The World" to find a new job. Johnathan Goldsmith nearly tripled sales of Dos Equis beer in his decade of portraying the wry character...

AT&T's ad campaign featuring a cute, quirky young woman named "Lily" is a huge success. Who is Lily?...

GEICO has a seemingly infinite number of ad campaigns going these days, but who would’ve guessed that one featuring a talking pig would cause such controversy?

Have you ever noticed that when a TV show goes into a commercial the volume on your set goes up?

In this edition of "Not Necessarily The News," Tootie Landry wonders why there are no commercials in the Presidential Debates - and gives a few ideas on who would make some interesting sponsors!

So what were your favorite and least favorite ads from the big game this year?  We'll spend some time talking about it both on the air this afternoon and on Facebook.  Tell us what you think...

We all watch the Super Bowl and many of us do so for the ads...