Advertisement Sightings
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Adult Swim Advertisement
On Cartoon Network's Adult Swim cartoon block, the team at Williams Street, responsible for Adult Swim's programming, answers viewer emails on Thursday nights. (They no longer do). One email featured the famous question "How do you type with boxing gloves on?"
Bernardin Print Advertisement
A national print campaign in Canada for Bernardin home canning featured a young woman wearing a Trogdor T-shirt.
Norton Furniture Commercials
Marc Brown, the owner of Norton Furniture, has been reported as being a dead ringer for Senor Cardgage.
Numb Thumbs Advertisement
A commercial for the video game store/website "Numb Thumbs" featured a man wearing a Fluffy Puff Marshmallows T-shirt.
Pottery Barn Teen Catalog
In an issue of Pottery Barn Teen, there is a picture of a boys' room with a Strong Bad bumper sticker on the wall. The bumper sticker is one that can be bought in the store.
SMS Advertisement
On a picture messaging advertisement in NZ/Aus, while it flicks through various picture messages/cell phone wallpapers, a picture of Trogdor pops up.
Soap Box Commercial
A soap box racing (unknown which brand) commercial that aired on Cartoon Network featured a car decorated with the Teen Girl Squad.
University of Northwestern Ohio Advertisement
In a commercial promoting college education at Univ. of NW Ohio, a man "studying hard" is sitting at a computer desk with Main Page 7 on the screen. The commercial is not uploaded to YouTube.
U.S. Air Force Website Ad
A U.S. Air Force ad on http://cube.ign.com features a picture of a man playing guitar. He is wearing a Trogdor T-shirt.
Pop-Tarts Commercial
In the Pop-Tarts commercial “Caroling”, there is a headless snowman in the background, which is very similar to the Old-Timey section of Decemberween Short Shorts.
