Tom, Dick, Harry Not Invited to ‘The L Word’

Steve Hall

Aug. 14, 2006
1 min read

OK. Well, that was fun. Anyway, long time acquaintance Susannah Breslin sent us these ads for The L Word. Another friend, Ariel Waldman, tells me these ads are nothing special saying, “the copywriting isn’t spectacular” to which I said “what copy?” There’s words in these ads? We were still on the pictures.

Steve Hall

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