The first Microsoft commercial featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld established them as oddball buddies in a commercial running one minutes and thirty seconds. In the follow-up, they’re living with a suburban family as an exercise in being in touch with ordinary people and weirdness ensues. The version shown below is the long one — it runs for four minutes and thirty seconds, and features a teensy bit of technology and tech terms (for a brief moment, Gates talks about object-oriented design) and another “Bill, give me a sign!” ending.
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3 replies on “Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld’s Second Microsoft Commercial: Longer and Weirder”
I still don’t know what they’re trying to sell.
I see where they might be headed, and I have to say, Bill Gates is kinda likable, but I sure hope they improve their products as well. That more than anything will help them win people back.
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