~Keiko-Minoshita

Okay, now for stuff that probably won't help you out at all in your life :3

Alright, over my many years of watching TV, especially during the years that I like...really watched it a LOOOOOOTTTT, I've seen many commercials where I was just like..."Woah." and then I never see them again. But the thing is, they all seem perfectly well put together, so who would go to all the trouble of spending all the money to make all those props for a joke, right? or do they like...only have enough money to run the commercial once? It confuses me!!!
Some examples:
The Evil Dead: The Musical
Okay, The Evil Dead and all its incarnations were bad enough, do we really need a live version? And a musical at that?! Is what I was thinking when I saw that commercial. But I've never heard of it since....plus, no one believed me D: So..who knows
Some sort of thumb work out machine by Cellular One
I saw this quite a few years ago, I was either in my first year of middle school or still in elementary school. The idea was that it would make your thumbs stronger so you could type phone numbers faster or text faster...or both. It was on the TV Guide channel and it's the first of these that I remember seeing. I told my mom about it later and she was convinced it was a joke.
Super Duper Wheelchair
I saw this one not too long ago. At first it seemed like one a those Super Scooter things for old people. But it was all special the way the wheels were. Like...it showed it going up stairs and stuff, and one wheel would go on top of the other one so the person could grab things on high up shelves. I thought that was pretty cool. Heck...I wanted one! I started to think the commercial was kinda ridiculous though when it showed like...some girl at a dance in one of these chairs only in the tall version, dancing to a slow song with some guy. Um....what? It was KINDA really weird.

THE TRUTH!
Okay, so the only of these that I've been able to find is The Evil Dead Musical!! Who knew, they really did make it into one .___. But it looks like it's supposed to be a comedy, so that makes sense.
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