MasterCard

MasterCard is a credit card and payment-processing corporation. In November 2002, the Muppets appeared in a series of commericals to promote the company's "Priceless Memories Sweepstakes" as part of the company's "Priceless" advertising campaign.
The main ad of the campaign featured Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Rizzo the Rat, Animal, Gonzo, Sam the Eagle, Fozzie Bear, Pepe the King Prawn, and Rowlf the Dog in New York City amongst such backdrops as the Statue of Liberty. 
The "Muppets in the City" commercial was directed by Brian Henson, and included Muppet performers Steve Whitmire, Eric Jacobson, Dave Goelz, Bill Barretta, John Kennedy, Joey Mazzarino, David Rudman, Peter Linz, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Jim Kroupa, and Carmen Osbahr.
A variation of the main US ad, with different voiceover and prices attached to each item, aired in the UK market where the "Priceless Memories Sweepstakes" wasn't running.
==Commercials==
Picture	Description
 	Priceless Memories Sweepstakes (30-second ad) (video)
* Trip to the city of your choice...for eight: free
* Shopping: free
* Entertainment: free
* Time with people who make you feel warm and fuzzy: priceless
 	Priceless Memories Sweepstakes (15-second ad) (video)
* Trip to the city of your choice: free
* Bringing along your friends: priceless
 	Hotel Getaway (15-second ad) (video)
* Room service, maid service, laundry service: $160
* Living like a pig: priceless
 	UK travel commercial (30-second ad) (video)
* Trip to somewhere special: £400
* A few souveniors: £1,000
* A little culture: £150
* A holiday with people who make you feel warm and fuzzy: priceless
==Gallery==
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Mastercard10172002.jpg|Eric Jacobson performing Miss Piggy on October 17, 2002
==External links==
* Muppets wrap up new MasterCard commercial for November debut
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Category:Finance
Category:TV Commercials