Progressive TV Commercial, 'Progressive Park'
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Progressive Park says buckle up for some insurance-themed fun, like the bumpless bumper cars and the hyper-realistic traffic jam roller coaster. Flo and her friends stand outside a deserted amusement park and muse that maybe an insurance-themed theme park wasn't a great idea, after all.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Hazmats'
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While Flo is explaining Progressive's Name Your Price Tool to a customer, she notices that Jamie has something on his shoe -- a price tag. Because Progressive is a price-tag-free zone, cautionary measures must be taken to ensure he is clean.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Jamie's 40th'
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Flo and the Progressive agents show up to Jaime's home. He talks about how his home isn't much, but it is still home. He calls to his kids and wife, which surprises the other agents. Jaime says it is good to be surrounded by what matters most: a home and auto bundle from Progressive.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Future Son'
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Daniel is living his best life with the help of numerous smart appliances and devices. From his fridge telling him the weather to a drone delivering his pizza while he's entranced in a virtual reality game, this kid has got it made. His father, observing from the kitchen table, asks Flo from Progressive what happened to his son. She says she thinks this is just what people are like now, especially since folks can get a Progressive insurance quote on any device these days. Will Daniel ever emerge
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Existential Crisis'
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A couple of cliche foil characters sit in their cubicle discussing insurance. Tom explains they don't like Flo from Progressive because she has the Name Your Price Tool they want, but Bill is still left confused about the notion of disliking her. This existential crisis leads an underdeveloped office character to chime in. Apparently, it's for the same reason they don't ever do any work and own only one suit; it's just the way it is.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Who Are Them?'
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Don't get confused like this guy - Just enjoy the fact that you can get the lowest rates from other insurance companies. Call your local Progressive agent today.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Magic Apron'
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Flo is teaching Jamie what Progressive is all about: helping small businesses. She uses her magic apron to fix various insurance matters throughout a construction site, pulling out a new side mirror for a damaged vehicle and, thanks to general liability, a window replacement for the property damage caused by a clumsy worker. When an employee gets injured, she even pulls a new employee out of her apron, exclaiming that workers comp helps pay for a replacement. Overwhelmed by what's happening, Jam
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Who Are Them: Here and There'
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A woman sees the Progressive board that compares quotes between Progressive and other insurance companies. Progressive is them and Flo is herself. Them are here! Call or click today.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Real Actors'
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Poking fun at a well-known automaker, Progressive enlists the help of real actors, not people, to advertise its auto insurance. Employee Jamie and friends are delighted when they enter a large warehouse and are greeted by Flo, who informs them that Progressive will compare rates to help customers get the right price and coverage for them. In an unexpected ending, the moment is made even better when Jamie is reunited with his mother after she descends from the ceiling.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Tagalongs'
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When you go the extra mile to help others, people tend to follow you.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Official Insurance of Ghostbusters'
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It's the Ghostbusters! Actually, it's Jamie in the Ghostbusters uniform, driving the Ecto-1 and roaming in the dark, haunted building. Armed with the Neutrona Wand and trying to put on a brave face, he suddenly comes face-to-face with a ghost; specifically, it's the ghost version of Flo the Progressive lady. This confrontation soon gets too intense for Jamie as the ghost flies toward him, but it turns out he was just daydreaming the entire scenario while playing with figurines at the Progressive
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Automatic Discounts'
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Flo rolls out of a fireplace to the surprise of a man lounging on a sofa, materializes from the sand near a beach-goers chair, and rappels out of the ceiling above an office worker -- all to deliver these new customers the benefits they receive just for signing up.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'The Corning'
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A farmer is distressed after realizing that a tree has fallen on his truck. Flo creepily appears in his cornfield and marches toward him, closely followed by the other Progressive agents. In a scene reminiscent of the 1984 film "Children of the Corn," the agents chant together that he is covered and saving money because he bundled home and auto insurance. Frightened, the farmer warns his family to get inside the house, following them in. An oblivious Flo congratulates her team for speaking calml
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Discount Boy Band'
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Dressed in all white, a boy band that is reminiscent of the 90s performs on stage while Flo takes on the role of band manager. Progressive introduces The Dizzcounts, featuring NSYNC member Joey Fatone. The rest of the band members have names that resemble an auto insurance policy, like Safe-Driver and Multi-Car.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Fluent in Insurance'
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Flo treks through a rainforest with a guide who's concerned about a group speaking a language no one can understand. When they enter a clearing, Flo finds herself surrounded by insurance agents who can only speak in terms like "deductible" and "additional interest on umbrella policy." When Flo communicates, "Damage minimization of civil commotion," to one agent, he greets her with a business card and even gives Karen's birthday card to the guide for him to sign. Progressive urges customers who n
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Gravity Reversal Board'
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In this commercial, Flo tells a man Progressive uses a board to compare car insurance rates side by side. The man is impressed with the smart board and jokingly asks if it reverses gravity. In fact, yes!
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Talk Show' Featuring Maury Povich
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Doug goes on Maury's talk show to prove that he's not cheating, he's just wants to shop around. Flo comes on as a special guest and says that he can do that, because Progressive shows their rate and the rate of their competitors so you can find out if Progressive is lowest for you. Stay tuned to find out if Doug is the father.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Castle'
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Progressive doth have so many discounts, they have some to spare. So, they created a castle. Uh oh, a man's shield has been taken! These are troubling times in the kingdom.
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Action Flo'
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A group of kids are playing with small business action figures for a commercial shoot. When they find themselves up to their necks in operating costs or with a chipped bird bath, Action Flo from Progressive saves the day! When it comes to small business, Action Flo is in the know. From plumbers and bakers to 'scapers of lawn, Action Flo covers them all with Business Protection Power. After the Director yells "Cut," one of the boys demands a smoothie. Flo gets excited at thought of a smoothie, bu
Progressive TV Commercial, 'Back In Time'
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Flo stops warriors roaming the hills of Central Asia in 1192 to share the gift of the Name Your Price Tool, but they are not happy to see her. She time travels again to England in 1459 but the Queen orders her death. When she travels to New England in 1680, she is accused of being a witch and tied up to a post to be burned alive. Be sure to handle the powers of Progressive's Name Your Price Tool properly.