Funny, wild and weird television adverts, selected from every corner of the globe. John Cleese enthuses about pretzels in Australia, there's an unusual road rage deterrent from America and a look back at advice given in vintage public safety ads, such as "stay away from fridges."

Including dismemberment in a chocolate advert and terrorists warning of the dangers of fireworks

Tonight's array of bizarre international ads includes a supermarket cashier who finds her customer's tortilla chips oddly alluring.

Including a Belgian condom ad that features a child having a tantrum in a supermarket.

A South African PA spits into her boss's coffee for forgetting Secretary Day, while a vintage ad extols the "freshness" of menthol cigarettes.

More offbeat international adverts, including how to lose pounds by head-banging, and the deodorant that offers 48-hour protection.

More offbeat adverts, including a hair remover which leaves armpits so smooth that they reflect light, the boy who learns the merits of a bus pass when his friend's mother seduces him, and the contraceptives so effective that they pose a threat to the survival of the human race.

More offbeat adverts, including the UK ad for cigars featuring a photo-me-booth.