Bobby Day

Would you rather run the numbers or run the show? - CMA commercial There’s a lot of talk about robots taking the jobs of accountants. They’re certainly faster at crunching numbers. But who’s going to turn their information into insights? The answer is - Certified Management Accountants. Because CMAs can do things robots can’t. And they have the credential to prove it. You want to know why Certified Management Accountants work so well with robots? It's not just because of that team building retreat. (Lyrics) Rockin'' robin Tweet, tweet, tweet Taste this. It's because they can crunch numbers faster than any human being could, which means I can set strategy and make decisions faster than I ever could. Now we work together like hand in glove. Except hand has an office and glove doesn't. Yeah, well hand has a CMA and glove doesn't. So... The CMA certification. You've got to earn it. CMA You've got to earn it. CMAcertification.org

"Tight Fit - 2014 Kia Sorento, CUV Folding Mirrors and Power Liftgate" This commercial shows a family driving around trying to find a parking space in a parking garage. They finally find a spot - sort of. Some jerk is parked over the line and is taking up part of the available space. The family doesn't think he can fit, but the dad has confidence in himself. He folds in the auto-folding side mirrors and slowly pulls into the parking spot. He leaves enough space for his wife and kids to get out, but he can't open his door, so he ends up climbing out the back hatch. Like a glove. (Lyrics) Looking for you baby, searching all the world around Beep beep beep Lookin' for you baby, searchin' all the world around Beep beep beep I jump ... spaceward bound I'm flying so fast, just ripping through the night and day Beep-Beep Beep It has an answer for everything. Introducing the 2014 Sorento Built in the U.S.A. Kia

This commercial begins with a little girl looking out a window at a robin in a nest full of blue eggs. Next we see a mother using a hand pump to put air in an inner tube for another girl to go swimming. Then we see a family posing on a couch for a picture dressed in nice new outfits. A cuckoo clock starts going off as a young girl plays ping pong with herself by bouncing the ball off a small table and the wall. She meets her friend outside and they drive off in a yellow and white classic car (a Nash Metropolitan). A hummingbird flies around as an older woman looks at it through binoculars. The little girl with the inner tube is finally all filled up, but she has trouble fitting through the door because the tube is so full around her waist. Finally at the end, a couple walks up the fire escape on a building to fly a kite from the roof. (Lyrics) Tweetly deetly dee Tweedly deedly dee He rocks in the treetops all day long Hopin' and a-bopin' and a-singin' his song All the little birds on Jay Bird Street Love to hear the robin go tweet, tweet, tweet Rockin' robin, tweet, tweet, tweet Rocking robin Oh rockin' robin well you really gonna rock tonight March jcp.com/march 2404 March is Madness without JCP JCP, JCPenney, JCPenny, JC Penney, JC Penny

After her much older husband forces a move to a suburban retirement community, Pippa Lee engages in a period of reflection and finds herself heading toward a quiet nervous breakdown.

A business man plans to dump toxic waste on a city park, but it doesn't go according to plan.

After the death of a friend, a writer recounts a boyhood journey to find the body of a missing boy.

Brian and Stewie respond to viewer mail. We meet a British version of the Griffins, Quahog is taken over by a famous comedian and we get to see the world from Stewie's Point of View.

While Dwight settles for a job at Staples, Andy tests the last nerve of his coworkers, particularly Michael and new deskmate Jim, to whom he shows off his cell phone ringtone that he sang himself. Michael welcomes Oscar back to the office by asking the Party Planning Committee to throw a Mexican-themed fiesta. Jim tries to enlist Karen's help in pulling a prank on Andy, but she is busy with Dwight's former clients. Pam, however, is a ready accomplice. With her help, Jim hides Andy's cell phone in the ceiling above Andy's desk. Michael's rejection of Andy's friendship, combined with Pam and Jim's prank of continually calling his "lost" phone, pushes Andy over the edge, and he punches a hole in the wall in frustration. This-combined with learning from a depressed Angela that Dwight went to Corporate to deliver an important document-causes Michael to realize that he made a mistake in forcing Dwight to resign, and he goes to Staples to get him back. At the party, Karen confronts Jim, asking him if he still has feelings for Pam. After several seconds of silence, Jim quietly answers, "Yes." Karen gets up and walks out, visibly upset.