Can you guess which products these Carol Burnett kitchen commercials are spoofing?
The only thing catchier than a great commercial is a parody of a great commercial.
Everyone has a commercial or jingle that gets stuck in their heads. Carol Burnett knew that the best way to celebrate these iconic clips of television was to spoof them.
Imagine if some of these scenarios really did happen in your home: A giant pitcher of fruit juice pummels through your wall. An anthropomorphic bee compliments your choice in cereal. Either of those out-of-this-world situations would be a terrifying encounter.
The brilliant Carol Burnett Show sketch "TV Commercials" shows a woman tormented by commercials as her home is invaded by product mascots.
Now, see if you can keep the products straight in this skit filled with funny allusions. Give it your best shot!
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This surprise visitor lets Carol know that she could use some Lady Shlik to prevent any unwanted underarm stains. What product is he peddling?
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You may recognize this celebrity parody from when he was encouraging you to add Grape Nut Cereal to your morning breakfast. Who is this supposed to be?
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If the packaging didn't give it away, the parade of paired-off people should. What brand of gum is Carol poking fun at?
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Wall Street big-shot E.F. Hutton is the basis for the joke in this part of the skit. What was his ad slogan?
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This household staple reminds Carol that she shouldn't squeeze it. What's Carol tearing to pieces?
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He's out to make sure you avoid that old, chunky peanut butter at all costs. Recognize this logo parody?
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"Floor wax so shiny, you can see your reflection in it!" What's the name of the floor cleaner that Carol uses to clean up the floor mess?
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Where does Carol find this unwelcome visitor in her bathroom?
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He introduces himself as the...?