Credits for: Phil Morrison
Director
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Apple - Mac - Legal Copy
(2009)
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Summary:
As PC makes claims about PCs, legal copy appears on the screen.
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Apple - Mac - Elimination
(2009)
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Summary:
PCs line up for a customer to narrow down her choices.
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Apple - iPod touch - She’s Got Me Dancing
(2009)
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Summary:
Games are played on the iPod touch that make use of the tilt and multi-player features.
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Apple - Mac - Yoga
(2008)
Summary:
PC tries to meditate through yoga.
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Apple - Mac - Breakthrough
(2008)
Summary:
In a therapy session, PC is told his issues aren't his fault.
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Apple - Mac - Office Stress
(2008)
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Summary:
PC gives Mac a stress toy, but it is he that really needs it.
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Apple - Mac - Sad Song
(2008)
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Summary:
PC sings the Vista blues.
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Apple - Mac - Pep Rally
(2008)
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Summary:
PC gets some cheerleaders to help spread the word about PCs.
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Apple - Mac - Group
(2008)
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Summary:
PC attends a "PCs Living with Vista" meeting.
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Old Spice Red Zone Double Impact - Two in One
(2008)
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Summary:
A centaur talks about how he likes things that are two things in one.
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Apple - Mac - Off the Air
(2008)
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Summary:
PC doesn't want people to find out they can easily get files transferred to a new Mac.
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Apple - Mac - Bean Counter
(2008)
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Summary:
PC spends more money on advertising than fixing Vista.
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Apple - Mac - The V-Word
(2008)
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Summary:
PC bleeps the word "Vista".
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Mac - Tech Support
(2007)
Summary:
A tech support guy tapes a webcam to PC's head.
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Mac - Surgery
(2007)
Summary:
PC is wearing a hospital gown, ready for his "surgery" in upgrading to Windows Vista.
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Mac - Sabotage
(2007)
Summary:
An imposter stands in for Mac, making Macs look bad.
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Mac - Security
(2007)
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PC is accompanied by a Vista bodyguard who asks "cancel or allow" for everything PC does.
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Mac - Computer Cart
(2007)
Summary:
PC sits on a cart with other PCs that need repairs.
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Mac - Flashback
(2007)
Summary:
PC thinks back to when he and Mac were children.
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Mac - Stuffed
(2007)
Summary:
PC is bloated with trial software.
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Mac - Choose a Vista
(2007)
Summary:
PC uses a gameshow wheel to choose which flavor of Windows Vista he's going to get.
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Mac - Genius
(2007)
Summary:
Mac is joined by an Apple Store Genius, an employee who answers people's tech questions at the stores.
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Mac - Party is Over
(2007)
Summary:
PC is celebrating the release of Windows Vista, but he's not too happy about it.
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Mac - Better Results
(2006)
Summary:
Mac and PC compare home movies, and Mac brings out supermodel Gisele, while PC's home movie is a "work in progress" man in drag.
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Mac - Self Pity
(2006)
Summary:
Mac is in a suit having just gotten back from a meeting, and PC panics thinking that Macs are going to usurp PCs presence in the workplace.
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Mac - Angel/Devil
(2006)
Summary:
Mac shows PC an iPhoto book, to which PC's angel personality approves, but his devil personality disapproves as being too fun.
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Mac - Trust Mac
(2006)
Summary:
PC is in disguise (trenchcoat, shades, moustache, and hat) trying to avoid spyware, while Mac doesn't worry.
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Mac - Accident
(2006)
Summary:
PC is in a cast and wheelchair after having been in an accident (pulled power cord), while Mac describes the magnetic safeguard in Mac powercords.
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Mac - Work vs. Home
(2006)
Summary:
Mac talks about how Macs are good for fun stuff, and PC demonstrates with a pie chart how PCs can be fun.
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Mac - Out of the Box
(2006)
Summary:
Mac and PC are both sitting in their boxes, Mac ready to get started, while PC still needs to get ready.
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Mac - WSJ
(2006)
Summary:
Mac is reading a glowing review of Macs in the Wall Street Journal, and PC is a bit jealous.
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Mac - iLife
(2006)
Summary:
PC is listening to an iPod (which works with a PC), and Mac recommends other iLife products (only on Macs).
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Mac - Better
(2006)
Summary:
Mac and PC discuss what each excels at, and PC reluctantly agrees Macs are better at "life stuff."
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Mac - Restarting
(2006)
Summary:
PC and Mac are discussing how much they have in common, when all of a sudden PC freezes.
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Mac - Network
(2006)
Summary:
PC and Mac hold hands to represent how they can network, then a Japanese woman (digital camera) comes along with whom Mac can instantly communicate.
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Mac - Viruses
(2006)
Summary:
PC has a cold (virus), while Mac remains healthy.
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Mac - Counselor
(2006)
Summary:
Mac and PC talk to a counselor, and are asked to compliment each other, to which Mac obliges, but PC can't do without getting a dig in at the end.
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Mac - Touche
(2006)
Summary:
Mac says he can run Windows, so he's a PC too, to which PC incorrectly retorts "touche."
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Mac - Gift Exchange
(2006)
Summary:
Mac and PC exchange gifts for the holidays.
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Mac - Meant For Work
(2006)
Summary:
PC looks disheveled, and complains to Mac that his new owners are a family with kids, and want to do creative things that don't fit PC's style.
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Mac - Sales Pitch
(2006)
Summary:
Feeling his marketshare is slipping, PC decides to promote PCs using some not-so-subtle sales techniques.
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Mac - Goodwill
(2006)
Summary:
In this holiday ad, Mac and PC share a hug.
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