Partial List of Television Commercials
- Titleist "Painting" (starring: John Cleese)
- American Express "Gas Pump" (starring: Jerry Seinfeld)
- American Express "Dance" (starring: Ellen DeGeneres)
- Lynx "Dream Date" (starring: Jennifer Aniston)
- Capital One (starring: David Spade)
- Alka-Seltzer (starring: Kathy Griffin)
- Frito-Lay's Rold Gold (starring: Jason Alexander)
- Campbell's (starring: John Lithgow)
- Bud Lite "Spa" (starring: Cedric the Entertainer)
- Pepsi "Machine" (starring: Shakira)
- Gatorade "Playmates" (starring: Yao Ming, Peyton Manning, Derek Jeter, Jason Kidd, Vince Carter)
- Gillette "Wrestling" (starring: Dave Chappelle)
- Intel "Tubes" (starring: Blue Man Group)
- Antarctica (starring: Whoopi Goldberg)
- Ford "Magic" (starring: Penn & Teller)
- U.S. Cellular (starring: Joan Cusack)
- 7 Up "Make 7 Up Yours" (starring: Orlando Jones)
- Budweiser "Word Association" & "Relationship Counselor"
- DaimlerChrysler Jeep: "Swampland"
- Little Caesar's "Training Camp"
- Eastman Kodak "Pie Plate"
- OfficeMax "Rubberband Man"
- Sierra Mist "Bronze Man"
- Mountain Dew "007" & "Posers"
- Mercedes-Benz "Big Show"
- United Airlines "Glamorous Life"
- Volkswagen "Passenger"
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