What Was That? Anyone watching Colbert on 11/3 see the nuclear war 2020 then dead air?!?!?

Anyone watching Colbert just see the nuclear war 2020 commercial thing with the space weapons etc., Kennedy quote, nuclear bombs going off, fast forward to 2020 and then some kind of space weapon shoots down at a nuclear facility and then there was just dead air for about 60 seconds. What the hell was that?
Was that a video game commercial or a upcoming movie or is someone trying to tell us something?
Freaked me out, maybe people on the west coast can DVR the show to see if the spot plays again.

didnt see it, but it sounds awesome

maybe someone can find it and get it on here

Fear propaganda?

Have the people in the Colbert show been infiltrated by former Soviets?

i just finished watching it and didn't see it, so i don't think it had anything to do with the colbert report

op where are you located as this might have been some sort of political thing adressed to people in swing states, this might be the case i dont know.....

reply to post by zmouse


No it had nothing to do with the show, it was during the commercial break right before the guest

reply to post by robertnesta


I live in Ga. so no swing state here

I am wondering if it was an ad for Tom Clancys End War, it is all I have been able to find with key words on youtube. Still looking...
Cant believe no one else saw it, I hope Im not losing my mind:0

nuke clips + kennedy quote so i think you got it

by the way its interesting to me that they are making more and more games like this, its almost as if they are trying to get kids interested in being apart of fighting like this.

some nice subtle unconsious implants into the mind for the younger generation geering them up for what could happen....perhaps

reply to post by robertnesta


Or
It's really kewl and sells more units.

Originally posted by robertnesta
by the way its interesting to me that they are making more and more games like this, its almost as if they are trying to get kids interested in being apart of fighting like this.

some nice subtle unconsious implants into the mind for the younger generation geering them up for what could happen....perhaps

I was just thinkin the same thing, games like fallout 3 and other post apocalyptic games

reply to post by robertnesta


Yep thats it
But it went to dead air after the space weapon melted the nuke facility and stayed dead for about 60 seconds and never finished the commercial so I thought the shtf, oops.
It was freaky, sorry folks.
But about that video game, scary stuff.

reply to post by zmouse


yeah exactly, i assume deep down the elite NWO feel kind of bad for preparring the world for WWIII,,, and at least want the youngin to get some practice in now so they are ready for the future....because they dont want their armies to be unable to control those Predator UAVs and all the other fun things they have instore

reply to post by Phage


Indeed that is true.
For the record as well, the MPAA ratings on these are usually rated M, and thus children can not get ahold of them (normally). At the same time from what I know, these ads are not displayed during times which are set for children of younger age.

That game looks awesome and terrifying at the same time.

I'm going to get it.

Thanks for the game recommendation.

I saw the commercial too, dead air and all. I'm in Texas. It was definitely off-putting. I was hoping it was just some clever guerrilla advertising. Thanks for clearing it up, citizens.

I saw this as well and was slightly weirded out by the entire commercial but even more weired out by the fact that is was cut off followed by a good minute of dead air time.

It looks like an interesting game, but for me and the hubby, not the kiddo for sure~~!

reply to post by Shugo


The problem (if it is one) with the time thing is that it depends on where you are. It's relative after all.

Phage, you will find that many local provider offices (this isn't true if you get TV via Dish) will broadcast commercials per different times of day, much like when you see an ad for a TV Show it says 6 PM Eastern and Pacific / 5 Central.

What happens is those shows get held, and then replayed via a different stream at a later time for different timezones. My hunch is that the same applies to commercials on various networks -- and in some cases may include satellite (Dish Network I know is one of them.)