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Dunkin’ Donuts’ Doing Things Commercial

by Flexo on July 28, 2006

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Chances are, if you watch television, you’ve seen the latest Dunkin’ Donuts commercials featuring one of my favorite bands, They Might Be Giants. Here’s the extended version of “Doing Things (is What I Like to Do).”

The advertising agency publishes a blog, naturally, and the entry about this ad even has some of the actors weighing in with their opinions and thoughts about the shoot.

The entire ad was filmed in one continuous shot, which is a technique I always enjoy.

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1 Madame X July 28, 2006 at 9:04 am

That’s funny, I was just thinking about They Might Be Giants the other day, remembering that they had that song “Minimum Wage” that I could add to my playlist of songs relating to personal finance!

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2 Kimbot August 16, 2006 at 8:06 pm

Does anyone know how I can download this song? It’s not on itunes or the TMBG website, as far as I can tell…

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