I chuckled at the refreshments one. I like that one best. Since I record all the shows I watch and fast-forward through the commercials, I hadn't seen any of these, so I appreciate your sharing!

A similar product here in Spain is Nocilla and according to Wikipedia it sells better here than Nutella. My girls used to have it on bread when they were small. Some folks here spread it on crepes. It was sold in a reusable drinking glass. Here is an old advert: Here is a list of Nocilla ingredients: Sugar, palm oil, sunflower oil, reduced fat cocoa, skimmed milk, hazelnuts, whey powder, soy lecithin: An Emulsifier, Artificial flavors. Serving size 2 tsp ( 37g). Servings per container 9. Calories 200, Fat calories 110, Total fat 12g (19%), Saturated fat 4g (22%), Trans fat 0%, Cholesterol 0mg ( 0%), Sodium 0%, Total carbohydrate 20g ( 6%), dietary fiber (4%), Sugars 20g, protein 2g. Vitamin A and C 0%, Calcium 4%, Iron 4%. * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. That list doesn't give the quantities of each ingredient but here are a couple of Spanish recipes that I've seen online for making it at home, so you can see the proportions: Recipe #1 - (sorry they are in metric) 100 grams chocolate for melting 100 grams hazelnuts 200 grams sugar 60 grams powdered milk 100 grams milk or liquid cream 40 grams butter Recipe#2 1 small tin sweetened condensed milk 250 grams margarine or butter 150 grams best quality pure cocoa 150 grams ground hazelnuts Instructions for making this 2nd recipe just say to mix it all well. SharonCb Here is a link that might be useful: Nocilla in Spain at La Tienda

I just saw the commercial and it's hard to tell because you never get a full on unblocked view but from what I did see,that print reminds me a lot of paintings from the Hudson River Valley school and also Bierstadt's work in Yosemite. Both can have that kind of misty look. Do a search for them and see what you think. Not sure if you'll find that exact print but you'll surely be able to find things with that feeling.

The PC guy (John Hodgman) is involved in a great many things not just TV commercials. I found him in Wired Magazine a few months back and the Daily Show with Jon Stewart. You can read about John Hodgman as well as Justin Long, the Mac guy on Wikipedia (see link below). Being in the design and ad business, I like to watch most commercials but can't put my finger on just one series that I really like at the moment. Jodi- Here is a link that might be useful: Get a Mac guys