event 2009 British Television Advertising Awards

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.

Thanks to recent advancements in technology, it's easier than ever to avoid having TV commercials jabbed in your eye. And yet every year the Walker Art Center's many screenings of the British Television Advertising Awards sell out without fail. What makes these ads better than their American counterparts? Maybe it's all the nudity that you're unlikely to find on the small screen in the U.S. Or the PSAs that grab your attention with a jolt of violence to what might have been a boring civic reminder not to drive like a maniac near a playground. Or perhaps the Brits are just better at executing ideas involving talking dogs, dancing puppets, and city-wide foam parties. Whatever the secret is, New York's modern-day Don Drapers should take note.