Commercials – Best Of September 2026

Ben Stiller, dressed as the Cats character Munkustrap, arrives at Katz's Delicatessen believing he is filming Cats the musical rather than a soda commercial, introducing Stiller's Soda and Katz's first-ever Shirley Temple.

An Italian Nonna unexpectedly coaches her grandson's basketball team before a semi-final and uses the Optus network to learn, adapt and find a way despite knowing little about basketball.

An astronaut named Eva dances joyfully on the Moon in a playful, gravity-defying film that dramatizes Orange's ambition to continually extend the boundaries of connectivity through network innovation and satellite technology.

Chorus takes broadband speed literally in Go Clicker Than Ever, the first campaign from its new integrated partnership with McCann New Zealand.

Poshmark invites shoppers to explore unexpected styles and discover different versions of themselves.

Harvey's first commercial uses the handshake as a symbol of agreement to highlight the human conversations, strategy, judgment, and legal work that help turn agreements into reality.

Boots UK is the only skin hack you need.

An AI-generated film inspired by Mexican boxing heritage that uses the mythical "7th Punch" as a metaphor for life's unexpected challenges while promoting Behind The Gloves' Midnight Mayhem 2027 charity boxing event.

Steve Buscemi's intergalactic villain and his alien accomplices return for a sequel campaign, attempting new cyber scams that are once again thwarted by Telstra's network security protections.

Gareth T professes his love for his date while waiting for his Uber.

A Times Square billboard takeover brings together sports stars, celebrities, fictional characters and cultural icons in a single image showing them engrossed in playing EA SPORTS FC 27 as part of the "Everyone's Playing" campaign.

A group of young men appear to be heading into a fight, but instead engage in a "flex-off" where they compete over the effort they put into building healthy, respectful relationships.

Telekom addresses digital misogyny and violence against women.