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The commercial begins with the sound of a photocopy machine (Xerox, copy machine) making copies, and images of Reese's cups sliding in as if they were just fed through the copier. There is an orange background, and a large Reese's Peanut Butter Cup in the top right. Each copy displays a different message, and the final copy shows a bite taken out of the peanut butter cup. Everybody's working for the weekend Chocolate and peanut butter Best combination since Saturday and Sunday Reese's perfect

Reese’s Take 5 | ‘Rock’ Extended Version 2020 This is the extended version of the ad. Check out the shorter version shown during the Super Bowl . Reese’s Take 5 is next level delicious. Yet almost no one has heard of it. It’s as if people have been living under a rock or were born yesterday. With chocolate, peanuts, caramel, peanut butter and pretzels, Reese’s Take 5 is the best candy bar you’ve never heard of. Man living under a rock, a baby at work who was born yesterday, a woman who was raised by wolves eating raw meat, a clueless man watering his keyboard, man with his head buried in the sand, an alien living inside a human's head, man fresh off the turnip truck, man with his head up his ass Trish: Mmmm. Man: What's that? Trish: Reese's Take 5 bar. Chocolate, peanuts, caramel, peanut butter, pretzels... Man: Never heard of it. Trish: Where have you been? Under a rock? Man: New to me! Trish: What, were you born yesterday? Baby: Really, Trish? Wolf Woman: Me neither. Trish: Were you raised by wolves? Wolf Woman: Really insensitive, Trish. Trish: Are you clueless? Head in the sand? Head in Sand Guy: That's offensive, Trish. Man at Water Cooler: Yeah, Trish. Trish: You from another planet? Man Fresh Off the Turnip Truck: I never heard of Take 5 neither. Again! Man With Head Up Butt: Come on, Trish. None of us have heard of Take 5, so who looks stupid now? Announcer: Reese's Take Five, the best bar you've never heard of. Turnips Reese's Take 5 - The best bar you've never heard of.

This commercial for Reese's Peanut Butter Cups shows the candy, while a script rolls across the screen, letting us know that while sharing is a nice thing to do, it's also stupid when it comes to sharing Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. Sharing is a nice gesture. Stupid, but nice. Reese's Perfect.

Reese’s Take 5 | ‘Rock’ Big Game Commercial 2020 If you like this ad, check out the extended version . Reese’s Take 5 is next level delicious. Yet almost no one has heard of it. It’s as if people have been living under a rock or were born yesterday. With chocolate, peanuts, caramel, peanut butter and pretzels, Reese’s Take 5 is the best candy bar you’ve never heard of. #ReesesTake5 Man living under a rock, a baby at work who was born yesterday, a woman who was raised by wolves eating raw meat, a clueless man watering his keyboard, man with his head buried in the sand, an alien living inside a human's head, man with his head up his ass Trish: Mmmm. Man: What's that? Trish: Reese's Take 5 bar. Chocolate, peanuts, caramel, peanut butter, pretzels... Man: Never heard of it. Trish: Where have you been? Under a rock? Man: New to me! Trish: What, were you born yesterday? Raised by wolves? Are you clueless? Head in the sand? Head in Sand Guy: That's offensive, Trish. Man at Water Cooler: Yeah, Trish. Trish: You from another planet? Man With Head Up Butt: Come on, Trish. None of us have heard of Take 5, so who looks stupid now? Announcer: Reese's Take Five, the best bar you've never heard of. Reese's Take 5 - The best bar you've never heard of.

The commercial shows two Reese's peanut butter cups coming together like two gears and then asks, "How do you know when chocolate and peanut butter are combined perfectly? How do you know when chocolate and peanut butter are combined perfectly?

This commercial shows a guy walking down the street eating a chocolate bar. Walking down another street is a girl enjoying a jar of peanut butter. The run into each other on the corner, and their peanut butter and chocolate get mixed together and they learn it is a delicious combination. Mmmmm, chocolate. Mmm mmm, peanut butter. Hey you got your chocolate in my peanut butter! You got peanut butter on my chocolate! What? Delicious. Two great tastes that taste great together. Reese's peanut butter cups. Real milk chocolate, tasty peanut butter. Peanut Butter Reese's milk chocolate 2 peanut butter cups

"REESE'S Spreads" New REESE'S Spreads (but not for long). (Lyrics) If you want it Go out and get it New Reese's Spreads peanut butter chocolate New (But Not For Long) Reese's Make everything perfect

The Perfect Mix Far East Movement & Reese's Reese's Greatest Hits - Vol. 1 Nobody Mixes Chocolate and Peanut Butter Better Than Reese's The Perfect Mix of Chocolate and Peanut Butter Give It Up for DJ Reese Reese's Pefect.

It's Like You've Died and Gone to Heaven Without the awkward "Dying" part. Reese's Perfect.

The commercial begins with an image of a dark heart on the screen. The script on the screen lets us know that this year, your Valentine wants to hear those three little, yet important words. No, not "I love you." but instead, "I got Reese's.". As the light on the heart brightens, we see that it is two Reese's peanut butter cups positioned in such a way that they take on the shape of one gloriously delicious heart. Your Valentine Just Wants To Hear Those Three Little Words: "I Got Reese's." Reese's Be a perfect Valentine.

Rise is an upcoming American musical drama television series created by Jason Katims and Jeffrey Seller based on the book Drama High by Michael Sokolove, starring Josh Radnor in the lead role as Lou Mazzuchelli, based on real-life teacher Lou Volpe. The pilot was ordered to series by NBC on May 4, 2017 along with The Brave, making both series the first regular series orders by the network for the 2017-18 United States network television schedule.

After undergoing extensive surgery, Beckett takes three months to recuperate before returning to the NYPD. With Castle in tow she begins searching for her would-be assassin. There is a new Captain at the precinct and as well as new relationships between characters. Although Beckett at first claims that she does not remember the events of the gunshot, she confesses to a psychologist that she does. As Castle tries to dissuade Beckett from digging deeper into the case, he himself is immersed in the process of trying to identify Beckett's shooter.

Rise is the fifth studio album by Danny Gokey. It was released on January 13, 2017. * Rise received a Grammy Nomination (60th Annual Grammy Awards, 2018) for: "Best Contemporary Christian Music Album"