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November 06, 2007
Coudal Partners: had less than a week to come up with TV spots advertising the new Chicago Blackhawks home television schedule, and here's what they came up with: Fifteen Years, Are you serious?, My Goal, and Soda.
posted by DrJohnEvans to hockey at 05:46 PM - 9 comments
Fab Find! Thanks a ton Good Doctor. It's pretty neat to see the players interact in these spots and sending Kane for the Soda was extra kewl........ It's a start and a well done one indeed........ This FPP definitely deserves a Double Good Flag!
posted by skydivedad at 06:20 PM on November 06, 2007
Such a sweet sense of humor. Nice break from the epileptic, overcharged, in-your-face, quick-cut, too-loud-music, fan-cheering dreck that now counts for sports advertising. If you wanna do something that stands out from the screaming crowd, don't scream louder. Do something quiet. Way to go, Coudal and the Blackhawks.
posted by worldcup2002 at 07:06 PM on November 06, 2007
I enjoyed those quite a bit. One of those guys looked like Jaromir Jagr; is he a Blackhawk now?
posted by brainofdtrain at 08:40 PM on November 06, 2007
eh.
posted by Punkrockrat at 09:03 PM on November 06, 2007
Thanks for the fun post. I enjoyed the spots.
posted by Monica Poland at 10:14 PM on November 06, 2007
eh. Comment icon posted by Punkrockrat at 9:03 PM CST on November 6 Is that the Canadian version of "meh"?
posted by NoMich at 09:42 AM on November 07, 2007
That was entirely not worth the effort it took to click, then click back here. You owe me two mouse clicks. I will come for them in the dark when you least expect it. I may extract a third as well. Call it interest.
posted by Drood at 01:21 AM on November 08, 2007
I finally found the time to watch all of these. Great stuff and good for the Blackhawk fans. I give this post 5 out of 5 stars. I really liked how they have Toews mention his goal against Colorado.
posted by MrFrisby at 08:05 PM on November 08, 2007
It is this commenter's humble opinion that these ads are about a zillion times better than those "My NHL" ads that the NHL spent the entire lockout working on. You know, the ones with the fake hockey players and the slapshot goal from the blue line.