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The K-fee company received a lot of complaints about viewers getting heart attacks and young children getting startled. Soon after that, the ads stopped being aired on TV. On some occasions, a warning message was displayed before the advert played, informing any young children, individuals who are easily scared and people with heart conditions to not view the footage.
The K-fee company received a lot of complaints about viewers getting heart attacks and young children getting startled. Soon after that, the ads stopped being aired on TV. On some occasions, a warning message was displayed before the advert played, informing any young children, individuals who are easily scared and people with heart conditions to not view the footage.
Each advert had two versions: a German version and an English version, with the captions at the end in the respective language.


Am episode of 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno' featured a segment where the audience and Jay reacted to the Auto variant of the advert. It was hosted on K-Fee's official website back in 2005 along with the adverts themselves.
Am episode of 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno' featured a segment where the audience and Jay reacted to the Auto variant of the advert. It was hosted on K-Fee's official website back in 2005 along with the adverts themselves.
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* '''Buddha''' — This depicts a woman meditating near a Buddha statue, when the gargoyle jumps up screaming. His face is so close to the camera that it is out of focus.
* '''Buddha''' — This depicts a woman meditating near a Buddha statue, when the gargoyle jumps up screaming. His face is so close to the camera that it is out of focus.
* '''Golf''' — A man is shown golfing from far away, when the gargoyle appears upside-down and screams.
* '''Golf''' — A man is shown golfing from far away, when the gargoyle appears upside-down and screams.
Each advert had two versions: a German version and and English version with the captions at the end in that language.


== Parodies ==
== Parodies ==
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