Smirnoff TV Commercial, 'Pet Name' Featuring Ted Danson, Jonathan Van Ness
“Pet Name”
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According to Ted Danson, Smirnoff knows you don't need to drink a lot to have a good time. That's why he orders two miniature drinks at the bar during a garden party, one of which he offers to his pal, Jonathan Van Ness. Jonathan declines the drink because he's still nursing another one, but makes sure Ted knows he appreciates the offer by giving Ted the pet name "Boobie." Coincidentally, that's the same nickname Ted's mother gave him!
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