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Sep 5, 2017

He-Man and Skeletor have the time of their lives

This one goes out to those who were children in the 1980s.

And they owe it all to Moneysupermarket.com and Mother London.

He-Man. Skeletor. Dirty Dancing. Need Ad Nut say more?

Well, OK fine, this is a UK ad for Moneysupermarket.com by Mother London. Ad Nut thanks the ad nuts at Campaign UK, who covered it first (and included the creative credits).

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