14. Favourite tv advert


With tv adverts constantly changing, I never have just one favourite at a time. At the moment, I couldn't think of one I particualalry enjoy but this may be becuase of the fact that I'm watching less tv and therefore, am seeing less adverts.
However, I can think of many classic adverts that I still see such as the Comparethemarket.com and GoCompare.com
I don't think I will ever forget the Cadbury's Gorill advert, it is a shared favourite for both me and my dad.

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But, I can't write about favourite tv adverts without mentioning a John Lewis Chritstmas advert. Each year, so many, including myself look forward to what tear-jerking, emotional advert the brand has created. It makes the Christmas season just that bit more special. Out of the many, I think my favourite has to be the Bear and the Hare (2013).


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