Difference between revisions of "Refreshing Coca-Cola"
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| − | While the MST3K writers made frequent stabs at product placement, the gag reached its modern form on [[Glitter's Cap-Page Board]] in the "American Idol" galleries. While being tortured by the vocal stylings of various wannabes and should-never-be-allowed-to-bes, the judges would drink from distinctive Coca-Cola glasses with the logo clearly visible for the cameras. Of course, the cappers could not fail to respond to such blatant and frequent shilling, and the rest is history. | + | While the [[MST3K]] writers made frequent stabs at product placement, the gag reached its modern form on [[Glitter's Cap-Page Board]] in the "American Idol" galleries. While being tortured by the vocal stylings of various wannabes and should-never-be-allowed-to-bes, the judges would drink from distinctive Coca-Cola glasses with the logo clearly visible for the cameras. Of course, the cappers could not fail to respond to such blatant and frequent shilling, and the rest is history. |
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Latest revision as of 20:49, 10 December 2006
Usage
For whenever a Coca-Cola product or logo is prominently displayed onscreen. Can also be modified for any other blatant product placement: Refreshing Taco Bell, Refreshing Toyota, Refreshing Midol, etc.
Origins
While the MST3K writers made frequent stabs at product placement, the gag reached its modern form on Glitter's Cap-Page Board in the "American Idol" galleries. While being tortured by the vocal stylings of various wannabes and should-never-be-allowed-to-bes, the judges would drink from distinctive Coca-Cola glasses with the logo clearly visible for the cameras. Of course, the cappers could not fail to respond to such blatant and frequent shilling, and the rest is history.
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