On one of those obscure cable channels I'd never looked at before, I saw a spot for "The Income Tax Admiral." So now, we've got The Admiral for tax help, The General for Auto insurance, and The Colonel for chicken. The Admiral is grade D crap animation, his "uniform" a cross between Uncle Sam and an officer in some unknown navy. Speaking of The General, that animated character's latest spot has Snoop Dogg driving the General around in his low rider. Does that make Snoop one of the "Joint Chiefs??"
What other military ranks are or could be connected to ads for other products or services?
No, "Sargent Appliance" doesn't count.
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The Military-Commercial complex
Re: The Military-Commercial complex
Was the Tidy Bowl Man in some kind of Navy or Coast Guard?
Captain Crunch, (his real name is Horatio Nelson Crunch. It was Jeopardy Question.)
Captain Crunch, (his real name is Horatio Nelson Crunch. It was Jeopardy Question.)
Re: The Military-Commercial complex
How could I forget Captain Crunch!
Commodore Computer could have filled a slot in the ranks.
Commodore Computer could have filled a slot in the ranks.
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Admiral Gas, (it's a regional chain. There's one in Lake Orion.)
Was the Old Spice Sailor part of some Merchant Marine Organization?
Was the Old Spice Sailor part of some Merchant Marine Organization?
Re: The Military-Commercial complex
There was of course the old Admiral brand of radios and TVs.
"Old Spice means quality, said the Captain to the Bo'sun" only reference to rank in the old jingle. Sailing ships have always been their visual theme, with no specific military or commercial affiliations.
Re: The Military-Commercial complex
How about the General in the General Insurance commercials.
Re: The Military-Commercial complex
The Crackerjack Sailor: He could have been a member of a navy, Coast Guard, or Merchant Marine Organization, (I don't know a lot about this character other than he's been around a very long time.)
Re: The Military-Commercial complex
How about: General Motors, General Electric, General Mills, General Dynamics, Admiral Refrigerator, Private Parts.
There was also a Major Minor in a cartoon series many years ago.
There was also a Major Minor in a cartoon series many years ago.