Chevrolet Trucks. And which auto-related company did Chevy Chase advertise?

Chevy Impala is what Chevy was shillin' - but he was also spokesperson for a certain kind of munchy chips, just like another US late-night-show comedian advertised on his own show - which one/who was the comedian?

The golden nugget was that Jay Leno being a living anti-thesis on eating too much Doritos. I wonder, flying high - what company gave John McEnroe wings?

United Airlines could naaaht have been serious. But which tennis star launched their own range of underwear?

The man is Borg, Bj

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Cross your heart with Playtex, of course. And on the subject of underwear and Swedes, who's the famous Miss?

Miss Mary (of Sweden) of course - speaking of ladies underwear, which famous 60s folksinging rebel was recently in a lingerie commercial?

Bob Dylan was Victoria's little secret. But which famous photographer was the first real person ever to appear in an ad for sanitary towels?

man you ask really tough ones Alex...

Lee Miller posed for Kotex, which killed her modelling career - these days it's quite different, in a Swedish ad for sanitary towels a woman sneakily uses her pads to pick up a young lad on a moped. Which brand did she use?

I was Libresse, and that ad sucked. But speaking of Mods, which fictitious Mod worked in an advertising agency?

Why Jimmy in Quadrophenia, speaking of adgrunts on film, which madison ave exec chirped "I'm an advertising man not a red herring" in a classic Hitchcock flick?

Twas Roger Thornhill in North by Northwest. Hitchcock once said the ads were "exquisitely vulgar and so delightfully tasteless that they must be irresistible to everyone save the few who aren't enchanted by discussions of nasal passages and digestive tracts". Can't argue with that. But name another ad man played by Cary Grant.

(By the way... Bernbucks??? I smell a herring).

Is that it, then?

Looks like you stumped everybody. I know the answer..... But I ain't telling.