“Frozen Aisle” Aspen Dental Commercial…
While visions of Hell usually emphasize a hot, burning place, horror can be found in many locations, and the image of a dentist emerging from a freezer case to snatch someone back into its unspeakable depths suffices nicely. Like this dentist, the emissaries of the netherworld can also be charmingly seductive…
Our Aspen Dental commercial begins with a woman and her self-absorbed hubby prowling the aisles of a generic supermarket while she complains about having to pay for her dental services, whether or not she’s happy with them. “There has to be an easier way,” mutters hubby, his eyes never leaving his paper.
Thus summoned, the dentist rolls out of the adjoining freezer case, complete with frost and icicles on his body and dental chair…chilling! While the woman gawks and hubby continues to read his paper, the dentist from a frozen hell begins his spiel. “If you’re looking for easy, look no further,” he advises as he tells the woman of Aspen’s money-back policy on dentures. Next the woman is happily in the frosty dental chair; “That’s pretty easy!,” giggles the woman. “Easy said, easy done!” agrees the dentist as they are retracted back into the freezer case which closes. – –Abandon all hope, ye who enter here?
Clueless hubby finally looks up from his paper, obviously totally unaware of where his wife is or what has just gone on. I’m sure that those of us who are in or once were in a relationship can relate…
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July 7, 2018 at 4:31 pm
I’m remember the late, great Buddy Hackett telling a couple good (anti-?) dentist jokes. The relatively cleaner of the two going something like this.
Dentist: “Ma’am, I’m afraid you’re going to need a root canal.”
Little Old Lady: “Oh, dear! I’d rather have another baby!”
Dentist: “Well, please, make up your mind. I have to adjust the chair.”
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July 8, 2018 at 3:07 am
In the more recent of the “Little Shop of Horrors” movies, Steve Martin played a flamboyantly sadistic dentist as kind of a motorcycle hoodlum, “the Leader of the Plaque.” Bill Murray in the same movie played a masochistic patient of Martin’s dentist…
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July 9, 2018 at 9:28 pm
I prefer the original one that co-starred a then-unknown Jack Nicholson. And my favorite scene has Jonathan Haze (the 1960 Seymour) constantly walking by an increasingly annoyed “lady of the evening” who finally gains his attention with the old banana peel gag! But, when Haze uses a rock in place of a dime (“Heads, my place. Tails, yours.”), the rock–appropriately enough–lands on her head!
Consequently, Audrey Junior’s next meal is lady fingers…and then some.
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July 10, 2018 at 2:39 am
Feed me, Seymour! Feed me!
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