6 SPOTS2002–2002
| Year | Spot | Len |
|---|---|---|
| 2002 | H&R Block '$610 for Each Taxpayer' - Vintage 2002 TV Commercial'It's estimated Americans overpaid $311 million in taxes. That was $610 for each taxpayer.' H&R Block offers to double-check last year's return free and refile past returns so 'you could get more money back.' | :30 |
| 2002 | H&R Block 'Greatest Blocks of the Season' - Vintage 2002 TV Commercial'H&R Block and HRBlock.com present the greatest blocks of the season.' NFL Films-style footage of Jon Runyan, Kevin Mawae, Cris Carter and Brett Favre, each credited with 'one of the best blocks this year', ends with Favre celebrating. | :30 |
| 2002 | H&R Block 'Somewhere in Washington, D.C.' - Super Bowl XXXVI Commercial (2002)Under a 'National Revenue Administration' sign, a bald official reads tax code aloud from a lectern while the clerks drift off. VO: 'Don't worry, we know exactly what he's talking about. And with 441 tax law changes, you'll need all the help you can get.' | :30 |
| 2002 | H&R Block 'Will It Take an Act of God?' - Vintage 2002 TV Commercial'It took an act of Congress to pass 441 tax law changes. Will it take an act of God to understand them?' Pages fly from a 'Tax Law Changes 2001' book as H&R Block promises: 'If you're not satisfied, you don't pay.' | :30 |
| 2002 | H&R Block Financial Advisors 'No Time Left for You' - Vintage 2002 TV CommercialWhile a rock song sings 'No time left for you', a man in a blue shirt walks against a crowd of suits pouring out of a columned financial building. VO: 'Why do 63% of Americans think financial institutions aren't interested in helping them? Maybe because they aren't.' | :30 |
| 2002 | H&R Block Financial Advisors 'Whose Job Is It to Manage Them?' - Vintage 2002 TV CommercialA broker, a bank and a CPA each manage a piece of your money: 'After you go round and round, ask yourself, whose job is it to manage them?' H&R Block Financial Advisors pitches its one-account, one-fee Wealth Management Account. | :30 |