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Comparethemarket.com 'Sergei bloopers' by VCCP
Campaign Work, Thursday, 30 July 2009 10:27AM
The Russian meerkat Aleksandr Orlov and his side-kick Sergei are back in a new viral blooper reel from its latest ad.
Comparethemarket.com 'Sergei bloopers' by VCCP
The spoof outtakes from the shoot see the two meerkats messing around on set, playing tetris and inhaling helium from balloons.
A number of wardrobe and set malfunctions also occur with Sergei's computer breaking and Aleksandr loosing his pants.
Seeding on the comparethemarket.com website, the blooper film aims to further raise awareness of the price comparison site and its oft-confused sister site comparethemeerkat.com.
This article was first published on Campaign Work
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