Has MSNBC's management considered that ratings tanked because we hate the Blue Chew ads?

[spooky3]

It was nice taking a break from them.

[dchill]

1. MSNBC doesn't pick the ads. It's the cable company.

[spooky3]

2. I know how ad sales work. I'm being a bit facetious here. Nt

[dchill]

3. I'll take a Blue Chew and over a Border Czar Kamala Harris ad...

...any day.

[RandySF]

4. The Blue Chew Ads are the only redeeming part of cable news right now.

[lapucelle]

5. I do like the one woman who yells "Yeah, Blue Chew, baby!",

and the cheesy soundtrack is so cheesy that it's almost delicious.

[spooky3]

13. She's the only one who doesn't seem plastic. Nt

[Shellback Squid]

6. Nah, it's the "Honey Love" ads....see, no back fat!

they tweaked the voice from the first few days of the ad.

[El-Capitan]

7. I think the ads are designed to have males like me imagine having sex with each of those bluechewey young women.

So, it's easy to think that we might tune in more.

In reality, I mentally tune out all commercials, and save my best mental blanking for the Christina jacuzzi ones.

I blank out so well, for a long time I had no idea what bluechew was, even though it was on the screen in front of me.

[hlthe2b]

8. No kidding. I must be among a distinct minority that detests presenting women as either not worthy

of notice--background, unattractive and boring-- OR sex-starved and obsessed Kardashian-wannabes.

Those commercials obviously featured the latter depiction.

[Vinca]

9. Whatever happened to the good old days and the "where's the beef" ads? LOL.

[eppur_se_muova]

10. It wasn't really a break, they're on lots of channels.

Someone should start a Web site to monitor them, so a quick check -- sort of like a weather report -- would let us know which channels were safest to watch.

[JoseBalow]

11. Even a term policy?

[spooky3]

12. Hee hee--another awful one