Neighbors Get a Little Too Competitive in Lowe's Spot


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Among the new releases, Outback Steakhouse premieres its Filet Mignon Portobello, and McDonald’s releases number 15 in its 25 spots featuring Max Greenfield. This time, the “New Girl” star is hawking the Steakhouse Sirloin Third Pound Burger in a creamy peppercorn sauce (which his “New Girl” character Schmidt, an intense foodie, surely wouldn’t consume).

In a Lowe’s spot, a woman’s neighbors challenge her assertion that her new Samsung washing machine can pretreat and help remove stains. Grass, pie and chili are no match for the washer, the woman says. “What about this?” a neighbor asks, dumping iced coffee on herself.

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