That seems to be the message of the pizza chain's new campaign, which stars Bad Andy, a mischief-making puppet and Domino's employee. But now that that particular gravy train has derailed, the barely competent are left to work at. “For a while there, any schmo could get a job at a dot-com. As the Domino's team member explains to Andy the importance of the HeatWave Hot Bag for delivering hot, great-tasting pizza, Andy turns up the intensity of the chair until he blows the fuse." After following a tangle of electrical cords, the team member discovers Andy relaxing in a massage chair surrounded by a fan, blender, two televisions, a lava lamp and a stereo. By correcting his mistakes, the other employees in the ads would highlight the importance of those elements.įor example, according to a Domino's press release, "in the ad spot titled Sockets, a Domino's Pizza team member notices that all the "Domino's HeatWave Hot Bags" have been unplugged, and the electrical sockets have been filled with other plugs. In the ads, which launched in May 2000, Bad Andy was a bad Domino's employee who interfered with various aspects of the pizza baking and delivery process. The character was "specially conceived for Domino's by The Jim Henson Company," and the puppet was built by Tennessee puppet workshop Animax Designs. The spots were created by advertising firm Deutsch Inc. Bad Andy being performed by a team of puppeteers.īad Andy was a mischievous Muppet character created for a Domino's Pizza advertising campaign, Bad Andy.
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