Seinfeld and Gates: America’s Richest Comedy Team Unleash New Commercial [The Odd Couple]
newVideoPlayer("/jerrybill_def.flv", 506, 423,""); It was just last week that Microsoft unveiled their new advertisement featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates hanging out in a shoe store. Shockingly, you rubes failed to comprehend what this had to do with computers and PCs remained firmly on store shelves. Well, perhaps this latest opus will change all that. In today’s installment Bill and Jerry deign to hang out with regular people in the suburbs. It may be a little less weird than their previous outi

Very odd Jerry Seinfeld & Bill Gates ad for ... nothing
Can someone please explain to me wtf is going on in this ad?

Idle Chatter: 'Project Runway,' Seinfeld, Googlehoo
-Lifetime is pushing back season six of Project Runway -- the first since its jump from Bravo -- to a January 2009 start date. [EW] -Microsoft's ads for Vista starring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates are getting savaged by critics. [WSJ] -The Association of National Advertisers has come out against the search partnership between Google and Yahoo. [NYP] -Good magazine is producing a weekly one-sheet on election topics to be distributed at Starbucks. [NYT] -ABC's Charles Gibson will conduct the first te

Jerry Seinfeld - Bill Gates Microsoft Ad Premieres (Video)
Last month news broke Jerry Seinfeld would be participating in a $300 million Microsoft ad campaign for a fee of about $10 million. The ad debuted featuring Jerry and Bill Gates during NBC’s NFL broadcast Thursday night of the Giants v. the Redskins game. Older (Possibly) Related Posts: Star studded spoof video of Bill Gate’s Last Day at MicrosoftJerry Seinfeld to make a TV sitcom comeback?Hot Poppa x 3 RSS feed Comments » No comments yet. Click

Jerry Seinfeld - Microsoft Defends Seinfeld Ads
If viewers were left wondering what the discount shoe store commercial featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates was supposed to be advertising, well, that's what the commercial ...

Do You Compute? Seinfeld, Gates, and Obama Do; McCain Does Not
The first effort was hopeless crap, but by the looks of this second installment, Microsoft, Jerry Seinfeld, and Bill Gates seem to have found at least a light footing in their ad campaign for I think computers. You've heard of these computers, I guess? According to Barack Obama, they've been around for 26 years. Which is a long ass time for John McCain to never have learned to use one. Long enough to be a campaign issue? Sure, why not. Catch Obama's latest ad mocking McCain's illiteracy right after the jump

VIDEO: Jerry Seinfeld’s Microsoft Ad
During Giants v. the Redskins game, the new Microsoft ad featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates debuted. This is part of the $10 million agreement Seinfeld inked with Microsoft. Share: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. Email this article

Gates / Seinfeld Commercial #2
"Jerry Seinfeld convinces Bill Gates to try and connect with everyday people the old fashioned way."Source

Can Microsoft Top The Mac Guy With Jerry Seinfeld?
Washington (ChattahBox) - Microsoft has launched their $300 million ad campaign starring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates, but is it enough to top Apple and the Mac Guy? Microsoft launched this big new ad campaign to try and improve upon the perception of the public in regards to the Windows Vista platform. Microsoft is hopeful that they will be able to use this team to beat out the Apple Mac Guy campaign, which has been a big success to date. Critics though are not buying it, as the belief is that the team

I Love A Condiment With Booze In It!
There's a second Microsoft commercial starring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates. This time, the two are staying with a "real" American family to learn about how they live. Neither Seinfeld nor Gates can act, per se, and they don't make me want to use Microsoft's products, but I find these commercials to be really charming: "It's a leather giraffe from Cabo San Lucas. That's all you there is to know." Posted by Lindsay at 9:00 AM in Commercials Tags: Bill Gates | Jerry Seinfeld &laqu

Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates Debut Video No. 2
The second Microsoft commercial starring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates premiered online on Thursday (September 11).  Catch the long version here. Photo courtesy of NBC.

Bill Gates' $300 Million Gamble: Doing The Robot [Advertising]
Boy, $300 million sure buys a lot of storytelling. Microsoft has released two more 90-second ads starring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates, the Laurel and Hardy of... Microsoft ads. More than the first, totally mystifying "shoe store" ad, these new spots flesh out the plan: Bill Gates as lovable icon. He's like Joe Isuzu with a bad haircut! He does the robot! We're still skeptical, but it's progress. You can watch the two official ads here, but we like this version even more: all the footage of the two ads (an

Today's Top Videos - Seinfeld Teams Up With Bill Gates for Microsoft Ad
If there's anyone in this world who could afford to hire Jerry Seinfeld to help promote its ...

Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld - New Family
Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld have put out a new ad, which is more like a short movie. It’s better than the first one. I still don’t see how this $300 million ad campaign is going to sell more copies of Windows. Is anyone viewing HG with Firefox on a Linux box? Didn’t think so. Related posts: Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates Microsoft Ad Jerry Seinfeld New Face of Microsoft Tom Brokaw Interviews Bill Gates on His Last Day Jerry Seinfeld in Car Accident Tom

Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld go to Shoe Circus - VIDEO
Filed under: Video, Commercials, Celebrities, Reality-Free We talked about this when they announced that Jerry Seinfeld had signed on to promote Windows for Microsoft. If you were watching the big NFL kickoff Thursday night, you might have seen what that looked like. If you missed it, it's embedded after the jump. I've watched the commercial a few times now, and I'm torn. I agreed with Brad's take in the original post, that Seinfeld may be a few years past the point of ideal pitchman. That being said, the

Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld - New Family
Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld have put out a new advertisement for Microsoft, which is more like a short movie, at least in my opinion. Actually it’s much better than the first one though still haven't found how this $300 million ad campaign can help to sell more copies of Windows or other products by Microsoft. Your Ad Here Related posts:Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 / IE8 Beta 2 Download Link You can leave a comment, or trackback from your own site. RSS 2.0 Leave a comment

Gates, Seinfeld Funnier Second Time Around
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- In the latest Microsoft ad out of Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld try to blend in. An extended version of the new commercial, which is called 'New Family' and broke last night on CBS during 'Big Brother,' is already being passed around on the web. In the ad, the pair is trying to reconnect with "real people," living with a, well, more quirky than typical American family. The campaign's latest installment prompts more laughs than the first and, aga

Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates try again
I love you Seinfeld, but these commercials suck.

Jerry and Bill connect with ordinary folks
Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates are back with a new four and a half minute commercial where they live with an ordinary family.  Jerry is trying to convince Bill that they need to reconnect with normal folks in order to better relate to what their needs really are.  It is funnier than the Shoe Circus commercial, but I still don’t see the point of these for Microsoft. RELATED POSTS Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gate Shoe CircusSeinfeld ordered to pay up $100,000Rebecca and Jerry expecting twinsParis runs

Even More Bizarre Than The First
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Tasma Walton wants Rove's babies
VIDEO: Microsoft's first spot in its $370 million advertising campaign to revamp its stodgy image features comedian Jerry Seinfeld and company founder Bill Gates in a quirky attempt to buy shoes at a discount store.

Jerry Seinfeld Microsoft Commercial (video)
The comedian reportedly got a fee of $10 million. Was it worth it? Were you impressed?