Richard Karn, the level headed assistant in the 90's sitcom HOME IMPROVEMENT, is the hero of these reimagined flooring commercials we were asked to create for 50FLOOR's new and improved annual offers.

Sign up to track 66 nationally aired TV ad campaigns for Richard Karn. In the past 30 days, commercials featuring Richard Karn have had 30,265 airings. You can connect with Richard Karn on Twitter, Wikipedia.

Tudi RocheRichard Karn / Spouse (m. 1985) Personal life Karn has been married to actress Tudi Roche since 1985. They have a son named Cooper.

Pocket Hose Copper Bullet Pocket Hose Copper Bullet TV Spot, 'I Love My Hose' Featuring Richard Karn.

DAVID OGILVY THE FATHER OF ADVERTISING DAVID OGILVY.

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67 years (February 17, 1956)Richard Karn / Age

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inventor Jan van der Heyden Most people have their reservations about this theory of how the hose came to be, so the more verified story originates in Holland in the 1600s. Dutch inventor Jan van der Heyden used leather stitched together to make the very first manufactured flexible hose.

The ancient Greeks invented the flexible hose 2,500 years ago by using the intestines of an ox. The first manufactured water hose was made of leather in the 1600s by a Dutch inventor. Over the years, hoses were made of canvas, sailcloth, cotton and linen. None were as successful as the rubber version made in 1870.)

watchmaker Bulova We'll now discuss the first-ever recognised television commercial. To do so, we must return to July 1st, 1941, in New York City. The WNBT (now WNBC channel four) broadcasted an advert for the watchmaker Bulova, before a baseball game.

July 1st, 1941 The Birth of TV Advertising The first TV ad ran on July 1st, 1941, before a game between the then-Brooklyn Dodgers and the Philadelphia Phillies.