Super Awesome Show – Valentine’s Day Edition

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The Super Awesome Show!


Shana and David put together a little video to showcase our newest products. Follow us on YouTube for our latest AV escapades.

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Fluffernutter Fun!

The amazing Rusty Blazenhoff stopped by Archie McPhee yesterday to spread the gospel about Marshmallow Fluff. Rusty is not a paid spokesperson, just a true Fluff zealot who wants you understand her passion. She gives her tips on making Fluffernutters, then hands them out to happy customers. Watch a classic Fluff commercial here.

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Gorillaz, the Yodelling Pickle and Archie McPhee

The popular rock band Gorillaz used our Yodelling Pickle sound on an album. We said it was fine if they gave it away to their fan club, but if they sold it on an album we’d have to talk again. They decided to sell it without talking to us. So, we made a commercial with it. Enjoy!

The original yodel was performed by Joe J. Thomas in exchange for a gross of Rubber Chickens!

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Customer Created McPhee Commercial

Turkey Day from Jillian Suleski on Vimeo.

This commercial, made by the very talented Jillian Suleski, looks at what happens when a family’s Thanksgiving dinner is invaded by Archie McPhee.

We love it!

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Dramatic Creepy Horse Mask

The Horse Head Mask is not only creepy, it’s also dramatic!

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Baconzilla! Bacon Attacks!


Mr. Bacon stars in Baconzilla. After a mysterious atomic blast, personified bacon comes to life and attacks. Terror! Romance! Bacon!

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The Mustache Show


Here’s the pilot to a new series we’re considering. What do you think? Should we make more?

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Bacon Lollipop Commercial

David Lynch made an awesomely strange commercial for his personal brand of coffee which you can watch here. The video above is our tribute to David Lynch. Bibo is not only pretty, Bibo love Bacon Lollipops.

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Wired Does Archie McPhee!

Wired, our favorite tech magazine and website, stopped by our store during a recent Seattle trip. They put together a beautiful collection of photos you can see by clicking here. Thanks, Wired!

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