Bob Garfield might be right for once.

Northern Lights Editor Michael Hoerner recently teamed up with USA Network for a lighthearted campaign promoting its new dramatic series "In Plain Sight."
In this spot NYPD detective Robert Goren (Vincent D'Onofrio) of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" welcomes Mary Shannon, (Mary Mc Cormack) to the USA Network neighborhood, making a 32-hours drive from New York to do so.

Wrestler Big Show bestowing Mary Shannon with a folding chair on behalf of the WWE

From Creative Director Vico Sharabani at rhinofx :
"This was a really fun project with an equally ambitious vision. We were challenged to recreate and enhance the novelty and excitement of an amusement park, with the warmth and emotion of a wholesome family environment, and only had a short time to do it. Our VFX work needed to add to the already rich, nostalgic, and emotive look and feel. Mehdi was able to create an amazing sense of shots as if they were through an old camera lens and our entire team worked to add to this sense through effects and intense color treatments."

Valet once again mocks Sheen's attempts at a chummy friendship with fellow Hanes spokesperson, Michael Jordan. While trying to display his Hanes boxers, Sheen inadvertently backs into the Valet stand, making a less than stellar impression of himself. Nothing that the $825,000 paycheck for each episode of that hysterically unfunny show "Two and a Half men" he stars in can't soothe, I bet.

Phone Toss exposes the exuberant basketball fan in Charlie Sheen as he spots Michael Jordan outside of his hotel. In hopes of grabbing some nosh with the past legend, who is obviously disinterested, Sheen tosses his own phone into Jordan's extravagant ride.