
Avocados From Mexico Super Bowl 2016 TV Commercial, 'AVOS in Space' Ft Scott Baio
“AVOS in Space”
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In this Super Bowl 50 commercial, aliens take a tour of artifacts from Earth including the simple Rubik's Cube, coach-class airliner seats (which they think is a torture device), the infamous white-and-gold/blue-and-black dress and actor Scott Baio. Guacamole made with Avocados From Mexico is also on display, and everybody indulges in the dip. The guide asks if any of the tourists wants to feed Baio.
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