BK Tee Vee

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BK Tee Vee was Burger King's MTV-inspired advertising campaign in the early 1990s. The ads featured Dan Cortese. The advertisements were used to promote the Burger King Dinner Baskets.

[edit] BK Dinner Baskets

[edit] Side orders

  • Fries
  • Baked Potato
  • Cole Slaw
  • Side Salad

Also, complimentary popcorn was given to customers to eat while waiting for their meal to be brought to their table.

[edit] External link

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