What are your favorite SNL commercials?

I've always been rather partial to Gilda and Lorraine telling us about Puppy Uppers.

Homocil- medication for parents of gay kids

Stevie Nicks' Fajita Roundup

^ that Stevie Nicks ad is brilliant !!!! Thank you

fake commercial for romance movie with a twist

r3 - that was hilarious. Never seen that one before. Is that.... Xena the Warrior Princess playing Stevie Nicks? Great imitation!

It’s hard to find them online, but I recall a very funny ad for Colon Blow cereal with a jingle performed by Phoebe Snow. And also one for a luxury car called The Chameleon or something similar, with a rusted exterior to detract car thieves but a luxurious interior. I’d buy one.

Jewess Jeans!

Oops, I crapped my pants!

r5 that was funny. This is a great thread. More! MORE!

Well for Boys

You don't have to be Jewish to wear them.

I can’t post it but the HuckaPM ad was excellent.

Shimmer. It's a floor wax AND a dessert topping!

Thread closed.

Amazon Echo Silver

Happy Fun Ball

r3 That wasn’t a commercial but an actual skit on the show

The Love Toilet

Bud gay always amused me.......

schmitts gay

Life-DACA edition

Wallpaper of the 60’s, presented by former demonstrator Jerry Rubin.

Holy fuck with the U.S. only videos.

I still remember laughing at "Super Colon Blow" because it was around the time that fiber became a national obsession. Every single cereal was trying to one-up every other cereal with fiber content.

Oh and they spoofed the super-annoying "Total" commercials that would always ask "How many bowls of x would you need to get the vitamins in total?"

And holy shit, this was 1989.... wtf?! 30 years have flown by somehow... scary.

Levi’s Woke jeans

Totino’s Activity Pack

Totino’s with Kristen Stewart

Bad Idea Jeans

Can someone please explain r11's? Is it purely a gay gag?

R31 Gay writer Julio Torres wrote it.

Annuale

This one cracked me up.

R5, that isn't a joke. It actually is a movie and a UK TV show (available on Britbox).

[quote]Jewess Jeans!

Guaranteed to ride up!

Sta-Free Peenie Pads (skip ahead to 0:56)

Roseanne (yeah, I know) for MetroCard's 24-hour help line.

First Citywide Change Bank

Xanax for Gay Summer Weddings! [Not necessary for lesbian summer weddings]

E-Meth

Heroin AM

CNN Home Pregnancy test

Depend Legends

Kelly Ripa's Tressant Supreme shampoo ad. "With just a little bit of crack". It's been scrubbed from internet damnit.

R6 Yes that's Lucy Lawless in the Stevie Nicks skit. Here's an interview where she talks about hosting SNL, and Lorne Michaels said it would be the sleeper hit of the show but she didn't get why it was so funny.

Handi-Off!

Adobe - the little car that's made out of clay!

Unfortunately, no video, but . . .

Autumn Fizz, The Carbonated Douche

Hey You, the perfume for one-night stands, with Gilda.

No clip. SNL's very first recorded commercial satire. Quarry cereal.

CHONK, for fuller-sized gals. It still gets a laugh out of me.

HuckaPM. How is a woman like Sarah Huckabee Sanders able to sleep at night? See the commercial for the answer!

Asian American doll

No video, but TransEastern Airlines. "You feel like you never left the ground. Because we treat you like dirt."

R54 etc. those embedded links to NBC.COM videos don't work on here. Though, of course, one can Google the sketch name and find them on NBC.COM afterward.

God, I love Vanessa Bayer's smile. She has such a great blend of natural warmth and just the right amount of left-of-center kookiness.

ALMOST PIZZA always cracks me up --"If anything it's getting warmer!"

I had no idea how many SNL commercials I'd never seen. Love that one, R59. I love those SNL commercials that are a little left-of-center / something's-off

Baby Spanx

Old Glory Insurance.

"Oh, it's a friendly robot!... This time."

Do you have erectile dysfunction? Try Xentrex.

Clever....in some ways, true as well.

The best version is the last one.

The Cartier fidget spinner

Yard-a-pult! The easy way to get rid of stuff!

My Little Stepchild

Star Wars Action Figures

Any that have been really funny that were based on SNL writers needing to exercise time on something called creative thought, where they dreamed up original products and scenarios instead of boilerplate-copying actual products, like they do all the shows and network programs they parody down to the same names and logos without imagination, today.

I pity the person who tries to diagram r70's sentence.

Big Boy Appliances

r69's post reminded me of this one for Philadelphia action figures. I love the kid at the end. Philadelphia!

A classic. Compulsion.

Woomba

SUPER BASS-O-MATIC!!!

[quote][R54] etc. those embedded links to NBC.COM videos don't work on here

And if you’re not in one of the 50 states, you’re not able to open 80% of the ads posted here. Only the most recent parodies work.