You know there's always that person, some would say
'friend', that always reveals the key plot points of any movie before you've watched it, for instance the ending of
Seven, the one that tells you who
'Keyser Söze' really is in
The Usual Suspects, or gives away every
M. Night Shyamalan twist ending just for the fun of it?
Daily Billboard wonders if
Adam Conover is just such a person as he returns for the second half of the debut season of his
Adam Ruins Everything series, where he debunks commonly held beliefs about thing we take for granted.
This bold red billboard for all-new episodes of the show, suggesting that
'your cat is a mass murderer', certainly stands out and was spied along
West Hollywood's Sunset Strip on August 9, 2016.
Cat owners who often receive
'presents' of half a squirrel, some gutted bird, or the head of some other woodland creature from their beloved pussycat may have to agree with this statement.
Fans of the
CollegeHumor comic can also enjoy this special extension
season one billboard for Adam Ruins Everything from around October last year.
This Fall TV season can you handle the truth, because this ad creative makes us wonder if a bird in the hand really is worth two in the bush?
UPDATED: Adam Ruins Everything is also getting some super-sized support this time around, with this giant billboard on the side of
West Hollywood's Andaz Hotel.
This striking red billboard ruining the notion that electric cars help the environment was snapped along the
Sunset Strip on August 15, 2016.
Next he'll be saying that the world is not flat and the moon is not made of cheese.
UPDATED: Here's also one of the very red buses, with a few more spoiled commonly held beliefs, currently advertising the show at street level around
Los Angeles.
UPDATED: Here's another billboard for the show snapped along
Sunset Boulevard in
Hollywood on August 22, 2016.
This time around he's ruining love and the idea of soul mates. What's next,
Christmas is cancelled?
UPDATED: Here's another cat murderer billboard spotted near
Times Square in
New York City on November 11, 2016.
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