Hudson Toffeepops Commercial (1991)

This is an unnamed commercial for Hudson Toffeepops, a popular New Zealand-based confectionary in 1980s-1990s.

The commercial starts off with a young woman coming up to her boyfriend and eating a Toffeepop. The boyfriend then proceeds to playfully chase her around the house. The couple also has a sofa shaped like a pair of red lips, akin to the Mae West Lips Sofa by Salvador Dali. As the couple interact, the commercial keeps cutting to the sofa, which continually makes a masculine "mmm" sound. After a while, the couple settle on the sofa and cuddle as they eat the Toffeepops. After cutting to a promotional feature for the Toffeepop, the advert cuts back to the sofa, where the shoes of the man and woman, along with the hands of the latter still holding the Toffeepop bag, are shown wiggling and sliding into the sofa's cushions. A gulping sound is heard, the sofa lips's neutral expression changes to a smile, and a deep, ominous laugh is heard. The commercial cuts back to featuring the snack and ends.