All 186 reels,
in order.

Accident Forgiveness: Parallel Parking

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A blonde woman speaks beside a silver car against the Statue of Liberty backdrop.

Life Event Discounts

Directly watched from iSpot's public 60-second master. A father speaks indoors with the Statue of Liberty framed through the windows; the copy addresses the viewer in the second person rather than asserting that the daughter is his.

Lifetime Repairs

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A seated woman tells the mismatched-paint story against the Statue of Liberty backdrop. A later court filing alleges the spot was pulled; that remains availability context, not an accepted adjudication of the ad's accuracy.

New Car Replacement and Accident Forgiveness

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A gray-haired man delivers the account on the waterfront; no collision is dramatized on screen.

Insurance Pain

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Valencia Yearwood delivers the three-quarters-of-a-car comparison against the Statue of Liberty backdrop.

Makes You Wonder

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. This is an atmospheric junkyard montage of crushed vehicles with voiceover; no waterfront truth teller appears.

New Car Trip

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Bill English narrates the runaway-car premise without a dramatized accident.

Carro Nuevo

Directly watched and transcribed in Spanish from iSpot's public master. Two sisters trade lines on the waterfront, making this one of the earliest recovered multi-speaker variants of the format.

Clase de Baile

Directly watched and transcribed in Spanish from iSpot's public master. The daughter attends ballet in the background while Pablo Espinosa narrates a distraction caused by her favorite boy band.

Perfect Record

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Raushanah Simmons and a male companion walk and trade terse responses in a waterfront park with the Statue of Liberty visible.

In the Clear

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A man dressed like a game official uses an American-football formation metaphor while holding a clipboard and whistle.

Deal

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Jeffrey Omura introduces RightTrack's connect-drive-save formulation from the waterfront stage.

Policies

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Richard W. Mair delivers the deer-collision account from the waterfront stage.

Pain

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. This reuses Valencia Yearwood's 2014 performance and core copy, but changes the phone number, removes the Accident Forgiveness paragraph, updates potential savings from $423 to $509, and supplies a different tail; it is therefore recorded as a material variant.

Dump Truck

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Raymond Lee holds a motorcycle helmet on the waterfront while the copy uses the dump-truck/pickup-truck/tow-truck sequence to introduce Coverage Compass. The source container continues with silent offer cards after the spoken 30-second creative; on-screen offer text is not inserted into the dialogue transcript.

Coverage Compass

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Lily Rains holds a phone beside a waterfront café table and reduces the policy text to six spoken 'blah's.

Odometer

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Ray Davis and the woman presented as his wife walk together and share the narration's implied hindsight, but she has no spoken on-screen line.

Business Hours

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A woman speaks beside a waterfront café table; the claim-check/severance-check rhyme is the central construction.

Clockwork

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Clara Wong delivers the hydroplaning story. This is the earliest currently verified reel using the spoken 'Liberty stands with you' sign-off.

Ten Gallons of Coffee

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A suited man narrates the oversized-coffee/backing-into-his-wife's-car premise on the waterfront.

Garage

Direct comparison proves Eric Molina's Garage portfolio master and iSpot's later-catalogued Quick and Easy master are the same assembly. Havas's contemporary report says Garage broke in November 2016; iSpot's November 1, 2017 date is therefore retained only as a later catalog/airing date, not the premiere. The reel cross-cuts a mother and two children at the waterfront with another mother chasing three boys through a repair garage; Charlie is named only as the temporarily missing brother.

New Car Replacement

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. John Sweet delivers the T-bone/depreciation example while seated on a waterfront bench. iSpot attributes creative agency work to Havas Worldwide.

Boat

Directly inspected and silently transcribed from Eric Molina's authorized portfolio master. A waterfront couple describes Liberty Mutual replacing property after a living-room fire; the film cuts to the smoke-damaged room, where the insured man realizes the untouched savings still will not become his hoped-for boat. The 32-second Vimeo file contains the complete 30-second creative plus brief tail padding.

Lug Wrench

Directly inspected and silently transcribed from Eric Molina's authorized portfolio master. The contemporary Havas report calls this January 2017 film Phone; Molina's embedded master is titled Lug Wrench and exactly matches its stranded-teen/flat-tire premise. The 32-second Vimeo file contains the complete 30-second creative plus brief tail padding.

Fire

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Two couples share the waterfront setup; a brief interior insert shows the fire-damaged living room, making the narrated loss visible rather than purely hypothetical.

Better Car Replacement

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Midori Francis's speaker personifies her totaled car as Brad, but Brad has no on-screen embodiment beyond the narrated prior vehicle and no known recurrence. iSpot attributes creative agency work to Havas Worldwide.

A Story Behind the Things You Own

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. This is explicitly an Antiques Roadshow sponsorship bumper, not an ordinary waterfront character reel; it remains in the reelography with its partnership scope marked.

Middle of the Night

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The catalogued cast is retained without assigning each performer to a specific role until independently credited role mapping is found.

Nobody's Perfect

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. iSpot dates the reel July 2, 2018 and identifies Ashleigh LaThrop; the prior 2014 placement was erroneous. The separate remembered wording 'Hey insurance companies! News flash, nobody's perfect' is not assigned to this transcript.

Research

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. iSpot attributes creative agency work to Havas Worldwide.

Wrong Insurance Company

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. iSpot attributes creative agency work to Havas Worldwide.

Gonna Regret That

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The speaker literally throws his money into the harbor, immediately supplying the title line.

Anonymous

Featuring Mr. Landry

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The initially anonymous witness is addressed as Mr. Landry, exposed by a camera flash, and jumps into the water. The prior catalog note about pigeons is not promoted into the direct transcript or a continuity claim.

Customizable Insurance

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The final visual literalizes the cyclist's custom calves with an enormous bicycle wheel.

Local News Update

Featuring local news reporter

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The lower-third and spoken sign-off name the reporter Phoebe Buckley; she hijacks the spokesperson's commercial after hearing the word 'news.'

Fitness

Directly watched and transcribed from the public Vimeo creator upload. This 15-second cut uses the same cyclist, bike, and oversized-calves premise as Customizable Insurance, with materially abbreviated dialogue and no closing four-note brand jingle in the recovered audio.

Thoughts

Directly watched and transcribed from the public Vimeo creator upload. Vimeo's structured metadata gives an upload date of December 11, 2018, correcting the previous July 2019 placement. The man silently cycles through imagined uses for the savings before the closing copy.

Dealership

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. One of three currently established launch-period films; Doug and LiMu run from their yellow car to intercept a dealership customer, then awkwardly retreat when she says she is already insured.

Reflection

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. LiMu repeatedly confronts his reflection in mirrored glass while Doug pitches a couple.

The Board

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug and LiMu investigate a board of unrelated people; LiMu's apparent agreement is expressed by regurgitating objects from Doug's desk.

Before & After

Zoltar

Featuring fortune teller

Bad Job

Featuring Struggling Actor, Director

Directly watched and transcribed from iSpot's public master. The original official YouTube upload is private; a separate contemporaneously hosted 1280x720 MP4 survives with a 2019-07-22 creation timestamp.

Commendation

Featuring Commendation presenter, Doug's wife, LiMu's wife

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Michelle C. Bonilla independently identifies her speaking presenter role as the city's mayor on her own professional site.

Stakeout

Press Conference

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug repeats the same insurance message to multiple news outlets, including one repetition in Spanish.

Caricature Artist

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The punch line is that the supposedly exaggerated caricature looks exactly like the customer.

LiMu Emu & Doug: Speed

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug and LiMu pull alongside a woman's car at speed; Doug reaches across the moving vehicles to hand her a Liberty Mutual card.

Hitting the Road

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The speaker rides a motorcycle with an emu in the sidecar. The bird is not identified as LiMu and appears outside the LiMu/Doug format; no identity connection is asserted.

Interruption: Great Day

Featuring I Like It Guy, Great Day seagull

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A seagull first steals some of the man's food and then circles back for the rest, progressively revising his assessment from a great day to an unfinished 'messed-up' one.

Magician

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The magician produces a desk, chair, and phone from behind a girl's ear as he successively asks for them.

The One That Got Away

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug frames a failed elevator pitch to a headphone-wearing passenger as the client who got away.

LiMu and Doug: Emu Signal

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. LiMu briefly puts his head in front of a rooftop spotlight, accidentally projecting a giant emu-head silhouette into the clouds; Doug mistakes it for an emergency signal.

Fliers

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A teenager advertising phone repair wears a giant smartphone costume; after it is splashed, he climbs into an equally giant bag of rice.

Fliers: Vibrate

Discovered during the 2020 variant sweep and directly watched from iSpot's public master. This material 15-second variant replaces the water-and-rice ending with an incoming call that makes the giant phone costume vibrate and scatter the fliers. The teenager's brief line under the effect remains an audio-resolution target.

Video Game

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Two boys abandon a fantasy video game whose wizard has turned its quest into a Liberty Mutual pitch.

Double Dutch

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The jump-rope count runs so long that the three children become elderly. Trade coverage publishes the four-film wave in November 2020; iSpot's later catalog date is not treated as the premiere.

Unique Business

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The vendor sells wet teddy bears from a hot-dog-style cart. Trade coverage publishes the four-film wave in November 2020; iSpot's 2021 catalog date is not treated as the premiere.

Something to Help You Remember: Dial-Up

Directly watched from the campaign article's surviving public MP4. This is a six-second companion built around an old desktop computer and dial-up-modem imagery and sound.

Something to Help You Remember: Exciting Stunts

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A bungee-suspended presenter introduces a chain of family members crashing through the house while passing along the insurance message.

Something to Help You Remember: Fad

Directly watched from the campaign article's surviving public MP4. This six-second companion turns the line 'Customize and Save' into text on a yellow snap bracelet.

Something to Help You Remember: Jeans

Directly watched from the campaign article's surviving public MP4. This six-second companion gives the presenter oversized loose-fit jeans beside the campaign's model house.

Something to Help You Remember: Nostalgia

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The staged home-video Christmas scene treats customized home insurance as one child's gift while another receives a bicycle.

Something to Help You Remember: Slapstick Humor

Directly watched from the campaign article's surviving public MP4. A large salmon strikes the homeowner, followed by a literal bear entering the escalating slapstick sequence.

Something to Help You Remember: TV Cart

Directly watched from the campaign article's surviving public MP4. This is a six-second companion featuring a CRT television on a rolling cart and VHS-style screen graphics.

LiMu Emu & Doug: Filter

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. During a virtual meeting, Doug accidentally cycles through face filters; LiMu remains calm until Doug appears as an emu and attacks the screen.

LiMu Emu and Doug: VR

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug and LiMu enter a virtual-reality neighborhood; after the successful pitch, LiMu attacks a decorative flamingo and triggers a points penalty.

LiMu Emu and Doug: Grilling Out

Featuring Doug's wife, LiMu's wife

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug and LiMu grill with the same two spouse roles catalogued in Commendation; Doug's wife asks him to stop talking about work, while LiMu is visually paired with the female emu.

Gym

Directly watched as a discrete 15-second segment in a November 2021 fan compilation and checked against its captions plus an independent machine transcription. Doug runs beside another gym patron while pitching the Coverage Customizer Tool; LiMu moves from a punching bag to a treadmill, accelerates past them, and Doug calls him an animal. The original discrete iSpot or official upload remains to be recovered.

Resemblance

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Dustin Ingram's speaker resembles his dog and denies sharing its habits while accepting a belly rub.

CNN: Bird Legs

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. This is a ten-second CNN-branded sponsorship bumper built around Doug using an elliptical machine while LiMu watches; it is not classified as an ordinary core narrative release.

Helicopter

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug imagines tracking motorists from a helicopter, but Stacie Greenwell's supervisor rejects the proposal and leaves the pair walking. David Hoffman's portfolio hosts the same premise under the alternate production title Custom Copter.

Custom Copter (Extended Cut)

Recovered from David Hoffman's public commercial portfolio and directly watched from its 41-second Vimeo master. It extends the office negotiation and replaces the 30-second cut's 'Looks like we're walking, kid' ending with Doug interpreting the refusal as hardball before the supervisor answers a flat 'No.' Vimeo metadata dates the upload to September 15, 2021.

DJ Liberty

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The requested 'throwback' is the Liberty jingle played on vinyl; the DJ and bystanders dance to it.

Spider Bite: Spider-Man + LiMu Emu & Doug

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug has a spider bite and tests whether it gave him web-slinging powers. The explicit Spider-Man: No Way Home theatrical tag confirms a co-promotion; retain it as an asterisked appearance, not unqualified evidence that Spider-Man belongs to core LMCU continuity.

Bull Rider

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The self-described professional, addressed as Tex, rides a coin-operated mechanical bull on the waterfront and refuses to yield it while chasing his own record.

Bird Call

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug uses a bird-call whistle after LiMu fails to answer; chickens, swans, penguins, pigeons, and other birds gather before LiMu finally returns carrying a flying disc.

Radar Speed Gun

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug clocks LiMu running past the parked Liberty car at 34 miles per hour; LiMu continues out of sight rather than stopping for the assignment.

Knitting

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Two knitters on the waterfront competitively reveal a scarf, a backpack, a tuxedo, and matching booties made for Marco, the seated dog between them.

Emu Wedding

Featuring Linda, Kevin

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug officiates LiMu's wedding to Linda; another emu objects and Doug addresses him as Kevin. Relationship between Linda and the female emu previously called LiMu's wife remains unresolved; Linda's name is not audible in this cut and still depends on secondary identification.

Fishing: Minions: The Rise of Gru

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A fisherman on the waterfront hooks a Minion-like yellow submarine that surfaces beside him before the explicit Minions: The Rise of Gru theatrical tag. Retain as an asterisked co-marketing reel, not automatic evidence of core shared continuity.

LiMu Emu and Doug: Tools

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. While Doug works under the Liberty van, LiMu repeatedly supplies the wrong objects but correctly brings the phone needed for the sales pitch; the repair attempt ends with Doug requesting a mechanic.

Pool Party

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A Liberty Mutual representative introduces a miniature house and a pool-party mnemonic; a guest arrives carrying a yellow insurance box before another guest backflips into the pool. Also described as Young People in trade coverage; iSpot's Pool Party title is used for the reel record.

Catchy Song

Directly watched from the public 30-second Vimeo master. The mnemonic is performed by two animatronic squirrels on a miniature stage built into a dining-room wall; after the hatch closes, the homeowner asks whether they will continue living there.

Heartwarming

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A mother gives her daughter a wedding veil while a narrator repeatedly interrupts the emotional exchange with the home-insurance message. iSpot catalogs the surviving page on 2023-04-01, but contemporaneous production coverage establishes the reel in the July 2022 campaign wave.

Romance

Directly watched from the public 30-second Vimeo master. A couple enact a rain-soaked romantic confession inside their flooded house; the insurance pitch interrupts and redirects the expected declaration of love.

Pie Eating Contest

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The announcer delivers the full sponsorship message before starting the contest, at which point a flock of seagulls descends on the pies. Any identity link to the Great Day bird or later Struggling Actor bird remains an unverified hypothesis.

Bowling

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug celebrates his own bowling, then encourages LiMu to roll a ball; LiMu's result is immediately disqualified from their scorekeeping.

LiMu Emu and Doug: Car Wash

Directly watched from iSpot's public master, visually confirming David Hoffman as Doug despite his omission from the catalog cast field. Doug pitches safe-driver savings to a man moving slowly through a car wash; the man emerges exhilarated and asks to go again.

Electric Unicycle

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A couple spend their advertised $652 savings on electric unicycles; the man rides off the pier, and the woman casually advises him to doggie-paddle. The iSpot record is dated December 31, 2022 even though secondary coverage and viewer discussion cluster in early 2023, so the catalog date governs the chronology unless earlier provenance emerges.

Like Father, Like Son

Featuring Doug Jr., Lil' LiMu

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug explicitly calls the boy his son and sends him out in a miniature yellow car with a juvenile emu. The boy calls LiMu “Uncle LiMu”; this establishes the form of address but does not by itself settle whether the relationship is literal or honorary. The juvenile emu's Lil LiMu label remains catalog/secondary metadata because it is not spoken in the cut.

The Reminder

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. A mother warns her adult daughter about shopping, learns about the advertised savings, and discovers a forgotten paper reminder to collect the daughter's father from the airport.

Dog Walker

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The speaker says her savings funded a dog-walking business; five of the six dogs chase a rabbit while the Great Dane remains seated. The spoken dog names are transcribed as Taco, Sesame, Walter, Archie, and Duchess; none is treated as a recurring character without another appearance.

Emu and Doug: Replaced

Featuring Struggling Actor

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The same performer and Biberty malapropism from Bad Job enter the LiMu/Doug production layer: a director reads a plan to crush Doug with a piano, identifies the Struggling Actor as his replacement, and the actor answers Doug's mustache objection by applying a false one. This is a direct on-screen bridge between the two campaign branches.

Truth Tellers: First Word

Featuring Liberty Baby, Liberty Mom, Auntie

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The mother's repeated savings pitch has displaced expected family words: the baby's first spoken word is Liberty, repeated for Mama, Auntie, and the final beat of the jingle. Official YouTube publication followed on January 2. An agency award entry confirms the mother, her sister, and the mother's firstborn relationship structure.

Again

Featuring Liberty Baby, Liberty Mom

Directly watched from a surviving public copy after the official upload became private. This is a 15-second companion reel, correcting the provisional 30-second runtime. The baby repeatedly asks for the mother's savings story and supplies the last Liberty in the jingle; the official description says the story has been requested 3,456 times.

LiMu Emu and Doug: Ghostbusters Frozen Empire

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Mini-Pufts overrun the yellow car while Doug phones the Ghostbusters and is placed on hold. The film title card makes this an explicit Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire co-promotion, retained with the promotional-crossover asterisk. Tie-in chronology reports first TV airing March 8 and official posting March 11; iSpot catalogs March 22.

LiMu Emu and Doug: Firepole

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug slides down an office firepole expecting LiMu to follow, but LiMu takes the elevator and is already waiting in the parking garage. Stacie Greenwell appears behind the same supervisor-style desk and is addressed as Chief; shared performer, workplace, and authority role make recurrence plausible, but no personal name or explicit memory links this Chief to Helicopter's supervisor.

Stilts

Truth Tellers: Wax

Directly watched from iSpot's public master and checked against the official-video/secondary transcript trail. The speaker's life-size wax double melts in the boardwalk heat just as he says it will stand the test of time.

LiMu Emu and Doug: Weird Dream

Featuring Doug's therapist

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Giant parade-balloon versions of Doug and LiMu collide with street furniture and deflate; the scene is revealed as a nightly recurring dream Doug is recounting to a therapist, with LiMu present in the therapy room.

Channeling My Inner LiMu Emu and Doug

Directly watched from Jo Steel's silent creator upload and verified against its caption track. Steel starts dressed as Doug and time-lapses her own practical transformation into a human LiMu imitation; David Hoffman appears as Doug for the final duo pose.

Halloween Magic With a Whole Lotta Feathers

Directly watched from Jo Steel's silent creator upload and verified against its caption track. This compact companion reveals Steel's feathered human-LiMu makeup beside Hoffman as Doug.

Doug Gets LiMu-ified

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official silent download and verified against its caption track. David Hoffman begins as Doug while makeup artist Jo Steel, herself costumed as Doug, applies a practical beak, face treatment, and feathers to turn him into a human LiMu imitation.

LiMu Emu and Doug: Farmer

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. An emu wearing LiMu's later uniform leaves a farm while Frank predicts failure and a woman calls the bird a dreamer; five years later Frank sees LiMu and Doug on television. The reel explicitly presents this origin-story frame, but does not name the woman or establish further biography. Official-channel release appears to be January 2, 2025, after iSpot's December 30 catalog date.

Truth Tellers: Biberty Baby

Featuring Struggling Actor, Liberty Baby, Liberty Mom

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The Struggling Actor sits beside Liberty Mom and Baby, repeatedly corrects the baby's pronunciation to his own 'Biberty' flub, then argues with the two-year-old. The on-screen offer states that Mom saved $950 by bundling home and auto insurance. This directly combines the Bad Job and First Word character branches.

Cart

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. LiMu tips over Doug's golf bag while Doug sits in the branded cart.

Fore

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. A golf ball strikes Doug immediately after the warning.

Golf (Short)

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. LiMu excavates multiple holes in the putting green while Doug advises a golfer.

Horn

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. LiMu has fitted the branded golf cart with a multi-trumpet horn that plays the jingle.

LiMu Emu & Doug: Golf

LiMu Emu & Doug: Goodbye

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug stages an emotional farewell beside a foggy lake, but LiMu immediately walks away; both return for the end card, so the reel does not establish an actual departure from the campaign.

LiMu Emu & Doug: LiMu Limo

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Outside a formal event, Doug mistakes a couple's question for an insurance inquiry and then arrives as chauffeur of a white stretch limousine labeled LiMu Limo; LiMu rides in the front passenger seat.

LiMu Emu & Doug: Streaker

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug runs onto a football field after mistaking the opposing team's bird mascot for LiMu, loses his trousers during the pursuit, and is covered by an on-screen censor bar; LiMu remains at the sideline.

College Cuber

Directly inspected from Dylan Sadiq's original paid-partnership TikTok, recovered through Gondola's exact post record. The 47.553-second vertical reel carries persistent `#ad` disclosure and the caption `Day 59 of never finishing my artwork 😭 Glad I got LiMu Emu to stay still long enough for this one @Liberty Mutual #paidpartnership`. Sadiq repeatedly assembles, disrupts, and rebuilds a framed Rubik's-cube mosaic before revealing LiMu and Doug beneath a Liberty logo panel. LiMu and Doug appear only as mosaic subjects, not performed characters in the scene; the character edges are retained for depiction indexing. Local automatic transcription returned the same possible sung phrase twice with poor log probability and high no-speech probability, so no lyric is asserted. Independent 2026 LIT and MUSE entrant records provide the later award title, official stills, and partial production credits. Retained as creator branded content, not an in-story event.

Echo

Fuel

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. LiMu eats Doug's nachos at a stadium concession area.

Stranger

Directly watched from iSpot's public master and Liberty Mutual's official upload. The same 15-second edit is officially titled Stranger and dated August 29; iSpot later catalogued it as Halftime Show on October 9. A stadium worker treats LiMu as an unnamed generic emu, prompting Doug's offended insistence that he has a name.

Streaker (Short)

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. Unlike the 30-second master, this edit has LiMu on the field and Doug tackled by security, with no pants/censor-bar joke.

Truth Tellers: Interruption

Featuring I Like It Guy

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. David An's bench character again recognizes the waterfront ad format, asks the narrator what happens in this commercial, hears 'Seagulls,' says 'Oh, I like it,' and is immediately surrounded by a flock. The human-character recurrence is explicit; no individual bird identity is established.

LiMu Emu & Doug: Limo Parking

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug gives an insurance pitch from the driver's seat of the LiMu Limo while a parking attendant orders him to move it, establishing the limousine's second reel appearance.

Parachute (Short)

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official YouTube upload. This is a material 15-second variant rather than a simple truncation: Doug and LiMu land outside the stadium and Doug says he will get tickets, replacing the 30-second master’s dragged-parachute sequence and halftime plan.

Pecking

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. LiMu pecks through their rented parachute before the jump.

Scared

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. Doug screams throughout the jump and vomits into a bag after landing; LiMu remains composed.

Tickets

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official YouTube upload. The six-second companion begins with the parachute descent, then cuts to Doug and LiMu at the stadium tailgate where Doug realizes their tickets remain aboard the airplane.

LiMu Emu & Doug: Parachute

Directly watched from iSpot's public master and checked against the official YouTube caption track. Doug and LiMu skydive toward a football stadium but land in its parking lot; their parachutes then drag them across the pavement until LiMu bites through the lines, after which they continue on foot.

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade: Missing Emu

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The first part of a same-day Thanksgiving parade mini-series establishes that Doug and LiMu have become separated. Doug mistakes a feather-costumed parade participant named Glenn for LiMu, then continues searching in the direction Glenn indicates.

Thanksgiving Parade: Clown

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Continuing the separation premise, Doug describes LiMu to a tall feather-costumed clown and briefly entertains the possibility that the clown is his partner before rejecting the clown's horn sound as non-emu.

Thanksgiving Parade: Emu Float

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. The Thanksgiving mini-series resolves when a parade spectator points Doug toward LiMu riding on a Tom Turkey float; Doug first assumes she means the turkey, then recognizes LiMu and expresses gratitude for their friendship.

Coin Flip

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. A press-conference parody featuring a customized LiMu coin and two oversized mascot-like Doug and LiMu figures; promotional sports integration, not evidence of another fictional continuity.

Go Longer

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. Doug throws a football off-camera and LiMu runs after it; a second crash follows Doug's reassurance.

Say the Word on Beat: LiMu Emu & Doug Edition

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official Shorts feed. This is a non-narrative timing game built from still images: Doug/mug (easy), Doug/mug/outlet (medium), Doug/mug/outlet/pug (hard), and LiMu/another emu (expert). Retained as an official social reel but not treated as an in-story event.

Truth Tellers: Dating App

Featuring Struggling Actor, Marsha

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload and checked against its caption track. The Struggling Actor meets Marsha through an 'inter-web' dating app; she mirrors his idiolect, including 'phone-puter,' 'bondling,' 'Biberty,' 'la-zag-na,' and 'can-ooo-lis.' Their opening 'I am' exchange is audibly stylized but not respelled beyond the official captions. A stylized heart appears as they spin together. Little Black Book's embedded 30-second production master was independently recovered and silently frame-matched to this edit. Its production account calls this the first mini-campaign in a new season and says the wave was shot over two days in Los Angeles in mid-December 2025; Dating App went from shoot to shipment in eight days. Lindsay Foster's identification is corroborated by contemporaneous commercial coverage and her own reported social post, not by the reel credits.

Dating App (Short)

Featuring Struggling Actor, Marsha

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's current official upload. This is a material alternate exchange from the same waterfront date, not merely a truncation of Dating App. Internet Archive preserves a now-private earlier official upload, d6Pz0Evx7OQ: its watch page identifies the same official title, a 15-second runtime, January 16 publication, matching description, and auto-caption track; its genuine thumbnail shows the same pair and set. The older upload establishes the corrected release date, although its expired media/storyboard URLs prevent a binary or shot-for-shot identity claim with the current April 24 upload.

LiMu Emu & Doug: Parent Teacher Conference

Featuring Doug Jr., Parent Teacher Conference wife

Recovered through iSpot's March 14, 2026 Internet Archive snapshot, whose Open Graph metadata exposed the still-live public CDN master. The complete 30-second MP4 was downloaded and directly inspected without audible playback; its classroom action, speakers, title shot, paper text, and timing align with the independently preserved GDELT broadcast transcript. Doug and a woman presented as his wife attend a meeting with Doug Jr.'s teacher; the child appears behind them dressed as a miniature Doug, complete with mustache and uniform, and silently displays 'Insurense is dumb.' LiMu appears only in the opening title shot. Liberty Mutual's later private upload supplies an April 24 posting date, while iSpot supplies the earlier February 4 catalog date. The separate official `Mustache` upload remains an alias/possible alternate edit because its footage has not been recovered.

Swoon

Featuring Struggling Actor, Marsha

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload and checked against its caption track. The romantic follow-up turns Marsha's verb 'swoon' into the Struggling Actor's mistaken plural bird noun 'swoons'; no birds actually appear in the reel. Little Black Book's embedded 15-second production master was independently recovered and silently frame-matched to this edit.

Swoon (Short)

Featuring Struggling Actor, Marsha

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. This material variant substitutes a swans/birds misunderstanding for the full Swoon's swoon/majestic-birds exchange; no birds appear.

Love

Featuring Struggling Actor, Marsha

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. The pair extend their romantic/shared-idiolect mini-campaign with an increasingly recursive declaration of love and savings. Agent Opus's frozen April 30 Meta snapshot also contains two distinct 15-second paid-social assets using love-and-savings copy. Asset 936496825506296 says, `Do you love how much we love how much you love saving money? We do too`; asset 1427251682142336 says, `Savings is our love language.` The first closely echoes this reel's recursive construction, but expired media prevents a visual or soundtrack match, so neither asset is assigned as this master or a variant.

Math

A surviving search-engine record preserves Liberty Mutual's verified official upload, exact title, February 20, 2026 publication date, and description: 'The curriculum has slightly changed since Doug was in school. But Liberty Mutual customizing car insurance so you only pay for what you need, has not.'

S Is For

Featuring Doug Jr.

A surviving search-engine record preserves Liberty Mutual's verified official upload, exact title, February 20, 2026 publication date, and description: 'Any moment can be a teachable moment when it comes to Doug and saving money with Liberty Mutual.'

Tiny Desk

Featuring Doug Jr., Parent Teacher Conference wife, Doug Jr.'s teacher

Recovered from the authorized Vimeo embed in David Hoffman's portfolio and directly inspected without audible playback; its auto-caption track was checked against local transcription. Doug and his wife meet Doug Jr.'s teacher in an elementary classroom. LiMu appears in the opening title shot; Doug Jr. is discussed but not shown. Doug spends roughly twelve seconds forcing himself into a child-sized chair before asking how his son is doing. Vimeo's April 11 creator-upload date postdates Liberty Mutual's February 20 official upload and is not treated as the premiere. This directly verifies a premise distinct from the misspelled-paper/mustache Parent Teacher Conference reel. The April 24 Parent Teacher Conference (Short) description centers on the same undersized-chair gag and is probably a short cut of Tiny Desk, but edit identity remains unresolved until that footage is recovered.

Parent Teacher Conference (Short)

Internet Archive preserves the complete official YouTube watch-page metadata from May 27, 2026, including the 15.061-second runtime, auto-caption and storyboard endpoints, `tiny desk` keyword, and genuine 1280×720 thumbnail. The thumbnail directly matches Tiny Desk's classroom, Doug costume, child-sized chair, background art, and approximately 7.5-second shot, establishing this as a separately delivered Tiny Desk variant despite its Parent Teacher Conference title. Its legal line says 'Based on 2025 survey,' while the recovered 30-second portfolio master says 2024, further proving a versioned delivery. A timestamped May 5 USPTO web-capture exhibit independently preserves a `libertymutual` Reddit promoted-video card using the exact official short description and a thumbnail of Doug seated in the same classroom/tiny-chair setup, proving paid-social distribution no later than that date. The exhibit does not expose an ad ID or moving asset. The signed YouTube MP4, caption, and storyboard URLs have expired and were not archived, so dialogue, other visible characters, and exact 15-second assembly remain unresolved. Only Doug is retained as a verified appearance edge.

LiMu Emu & Doug: Soccer

Featuring Doug Jr.

Directly watched from iSpot's public master and Liberty Mutual's official upload. Doug delivers a motivational speech to his son's youth soccer team before the coach reminds him that parents must remain off the field; LiMu is then revealed among the children. A different child is addressed as Tommy. The coach's use of 'parents' and the companion Playbook's direct address to Doug Jr. establish the family context.

Truth Tellers: Biberty Bungle

Featuring Struggling Actor, Director

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload, titled Biberty Bungle (Short). This expands the puppy beat from the 30-second montage: the actor refuses to put the whimpering puppies down.

Truth Tellers: Biberty Bungle

Featuring Struggling Actor, Director

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. A production-take montage turns verbal flubs into literal props: bubbles, shaving foam, beekeeper gear, crackers, and puppies. The recurring off-camera Director corrects each take and asks, 'Who gave him crackers?!'

Chant

Juggle

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. Doug juggles a soccer ball once, loses control, and insists he still has the skill.

Say the Line

Featuring Struggling Actor, Director

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. The off-camera director/production layer returns; the Actor misunderstands the instruction to say 'the line' literally.

Soccer (Short)

Featuring Doug Jr.

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. This material short variant has Doug lead the soccer children in a team chant; their attempted insurance line collapses into overlapping words, which he nonetheless declares successful.

Truth Tellers: Tumble

Featuring Struggling Actor, Director

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. The literal-action construction continues: the actor delivers 'tumble' while rolling across the boardwalk, and the Director admits having no explanation.

Back and Forth

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. Doug and LiMu repeatedly exchange the ball between racket and beak while two spectators question their grasp of tennis.

Ball Machine

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. A ball machine pelts Doug while LiMu remains beside its controls.

LiMu Emu & Doug: The Playbook

Featuring Doug Jr.

Directly watched from iSpot's public master and checked against Liberty Mutual's official upload/captions. The coach explicitly calls the boy on the soccer field 'Doug Jr.' while Doug proposes insurance slogans as plays from the sideline, directly confirming the recurring son's working name on screen.

LiMu Emu and Doug: Tennis

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. During doubles tennis, Doug asks LiMu to 'ball' him; LiMu repeatedly strikes Doug with tennis balls rather than passing one, and Doug eventually accepts responsibility for the ambiguous command.

Racket

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. Doug discovers his racket strings destroyed while LiMu stands beside him.

Serve

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. Doug serves directly into the net.

Tennis (Short)

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. Doug delivers the pitch from the umpire chair; the actual umpire challenges the premise from below.

Air Conditioning

Featuring yellow Liberty Biberty creature

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload; strong air conditioning blows the lightweight character away.

Liberty Biberty: Famous Line

Featuring yellow Liberty Biberty creature, Struggling Actor

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. This is a short bar exchange, not the autograph reel.

Liberty Biberty: Pool

Featuring yellow Liberty Biberty creature, Struggling Actor

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. Set in a bar with a pool table. The fuzzy character sees Tanner Novlan's Struggling Actor on television, then meets him in person and requests an autograph. 'What's it say?' establishes failure to decipher this autograph, not general illiteracy.

Liberty Biberty: Tell Everyone

Featuring yellow Liberty Biberty creature

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official 30-second upload. Windshield wipers launch Liberty Biberty from one car; a garden hose launches him from another. No bird abduction appears in this version, so the remembered bird scene remains a separate-variant lead.

Liberty Biberty: Tell Everyone — Raptor Variant

Featuring yellow Liberty Biberty creature, Tell Everyone raptor

Directly watched from iSpot's public commercial file. This is a materially different 30-second edit of Tell Everyone: a visibly brown, large raptor snatches Biberty from a car roof and drops him onto another car. The exact species is not established, and no evidence links this individual bird to the seagulls in the I Like It Guy branch.

Liberty Biberty: Windshield

Featuring yellow Liberty Biberty creature

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload; a windshield wiper drags and smudges the character across the glass.

Wings

Featuring yellow Liberty Biberty creature, Struggling Actor

Directly watched from Liberty Mutual's official upload. 'Wings' means buffalo wings: the Struggling Actor gets sauce on the fuzzy character and wipes it away.

Liberty Biberty: Baseball Commentary

Featuring yellow Liberty Biberty creature

Directly watched from iSpot's public commercial file and transcribed with local speech recognition, then reconciled to the picture. Liberty Biberty joins Benetti in the booth and states that he was once used as a baseball because he is 'like 90% fur.'

Liberty Biberty: Nice Catch

Featuring yellow Liberty Biberty creature

Directly watched from iSpot's public commercial file and transcribed with local speech recognition, then reconciled to the picture. Liberty Biberty reports from the stands and catches a foul ball in his mouth; the joke ends with an apparently dislodged tooth.

Liberty Biberty: Umpire Calls

Featuring yellow Liberty Biberty creature

Directly watched from iSpot's public commercial file and transcribed with local speech recognition, then reconciled to the picture. After insulting an umpire's calls, Liberty Biberty is handed over and used to brush home plate.

Chocolate Letters / Treats

Featuring Struggling Actor, Marsha

Copper Giants' award entry and its February 24, 2026 LBB production report both describe another shorter reel in the Dating App mini-campaign involving a box of treats and a message whose letters taste like chocolate. February 24 is retained as a latest-attested existence bound, not assumed to be its public release date. The formerly mysterious private Truth Tellers playlist slot d6Pz0Evx7OQ is now excluded: its archived official watch page identifies it as an earlier upload of Dating App (Short). The award entry's five hidden full-resolution gallery images have now been recovered and inspected; all depict the watched 30-second Dating App reel and none shows treats or chocolate letters. A fresh inventory of the live official Truth Tellers playlist exposed nine public IDs, all already mapped to watched canon records, and no treats candidate. Agent Opus's April 30 Meta-ad snapshot contains several six- and ten-second assets promoted with `sweet tooth` and `make your day sweeter` copy. That language makes the paid-social group a plausible recovery lead for this scenario, but expired media and thumbnails prevent identification; no asset is assigned to this reel. Title, runtime, dialogue, release date, and original distribution surface remain unresolved.

Emu Music / Feel It

Discovered in eight independently indexed podcast transcript contexts carrying the same inserted Liberty Mutual audio creative. Doug introduces an intentionally excessive musical expression of customizing and saving; multiple sung voices rhyme saving with increasing one's wealth, after which Doug decides it may have been too much feeling.

Filter: Hair

Directly watched as a discrete 15-second segment in a November 2021 viewer compilation and independently machine-transcribed. It reuses the Filter video-call setup but replaces the filter-cycling narrative with a virtual barbershop: Doug appears behind a barber chair, offers LiMu a mullet, and LiMu vanishes. The original title and release date remain unresolved; the compilation establishes existence by 2021-11-29.

Just Eat It.

Directly inspected and silently transcribed from Eric Molina's authorized portfolio master. Unlike the three explicitly labeled Online Video films below it on the page, Just Eat It. appears in the main broadcast portfolio sequence. It cross-cuts a waterfront couple with parents eating a baby's pureed turkey while imagining how they might spend insurance savings. The source file's 2017-08-14 creation timestamp supplies an existence bound, not a public premiere date.

Let's Go Help People

Directly watched as the opening ten-second segment of a November 2021 viewer compilation and independently machine-transcribed. Doug and LiMu leave a dim office/garage space, a garage door bearing Liberty Mutual's torch logo opens, and the pair re-enter an office while Doug repeats the mission. The surviving compilation establishes existence by 2021-11-29 but not the original title or release date.

LiMu Emu & Doug: Reading (short)

Recovered from David Hoffman's public commercial portfolio and directly watched from its six-second Vimeo master. Doug and LiMu sit together on a striped beach chair; Doug reads a yellow booklet whose cover says 'Get a Quote Online!' The standalone Vimeo copy was uploaded November 1, 2020, but the same footage already appears in the portfolio montage uploaded April 2; the original release date therefore remains unresolved and is bounded no later than 2020-04-02.

LiMu Emu and Doug: Volleyball

Directly watched from iSpot's public master. Doug and LiMu play beach volleyball; Doug turns his serve into a sung motivational routine while LiMu produces a standard return, prompting the opposing team to call time out.

LiMus Line

Featuring Struggling Actor

Recovered from Katie Buckley's public participant upload and inspected without audible playback. The rendered Vimeo page exposes its authorized hashed player and signed six-second audio/video streams even though anonymous command-line access reports the player as login-only. The Struggling Actor delivers Liberty's customize-and-save line, LiMu squawks, Doug objects that it is LiMu's line, and the Struggling Actor immediately repeats Doug's objection. The exact Replaced office, costumes, performers, and joke establish it as a short-form companion to that production. Buckley's description credits GS&P and The Mill's VFX/CG; the January 22, 2024 portfolio upload remains only a latest-attested bound, not a premiere date.

Montage (60-second cut)

Directly watched from Matt McNulty's clean 51-second creator master and transcribed locally. The creator page explicitly identifies a montage hype reel among the campaign's digital/social assets. David Hoffman's 131-second portfolio file is not a separate reel: direct boundary inspection and normalized video comparison establish it as this montage followed by the 80-second Subscribe bumper, with ordinary encode differences.

Natural Habitat / Binoculars

Discovered in multiple independently indexed podcast transcripts carrying the same inserted Liberty Mutual creative. The scene is framed as a nature documentary: an observer describes LiMu in his natural habitat and calls Doug his natural ally; Doug notices the binoculars, and the observer orders the camera cut.

New Khakis

Directly inspected and silently transcribed from Eric Molina's authorized portfolio master. The page places New Khakis under Online Video and explains that these films were created during lighting changes in the broadcast shoot. It reuses Boat's fire-damaged living room and savings premise but is a distinct direct-address assembly, not a cutdown. Two independent local speech-recognition passes render the deliberately odd phrase as 'Albuquerque beige khakis'; no printed script has been located. The source file's 2016-10-29 creation timestamp supplies an existence bound, not a public premiere date.

Nice Wheels

Directly watched from Matt McNulty's public creator-portfolio master and transcribed locally. Doug compliments a red sports car, adds customized insurance as its missing feature, and accepts its owner's challenge; the race becomes an intentionally mismatched comic contest. The May 7 date is the creator upload, not a confirmed air date.

Owls & Gangs

Directly inspected and silently transcribed from Eric Molina's authorized portfolio master. The page places Owls & Gangs under Online Video and explains that these films were created during lighting changes in the broadcast shoot. It reuses Lug Wrench/Phone's nighttime flat-tire scenario but is a distinct direct-address assembly, not a cutdown. The source file's 2016-10-29 creation timestamp supplies an existence bound, not a public premiere date.

Radar

Directly watched from Matt McNulty's public creator-portfolio master and transcribed locally. Doug uses a handheld radar gun during the yellow car's speed attempt, celebrates 34 mph, and disappears down the road before an observer predicts his return. This is distinct from 2022's Radar Speed Gun. The May 7 date is the creator upload, not a confirmed air date.

Subscribe

Directly watched from Matt McNulty's public 80-second creator master and checked with two independent local transcription passes. A giant Lady Liberty/Subscribe overlay repeatedly interrupts Doug and then follows the yellow car; the creator page calls it 'the worlds most annoying subscription bumper.' The first interruption contains brief overlapping words and is preserved conservatively rather than over-normalized.

Undercover

Directly watched from Matt McNulty's public creator-portfolio master and transcribed locally. Doug goes undercover as an older high-school basketball player while LiMu poses as the school bird mascot; a second bird mascot provokes a fight. The May 7 date is the Vimeo creator-upload date, not a claimed broadcast premiere.

Volleyball (Extended Cut)

Directly watched from Matt McNulty's public 56-second creator master and transcribed locally. It establishes that the beach-volleyball footage existed by May 7, 2020, four years before iSpot's July 2024 catalog date for the 30-second cut. The extended song continues through LiMu's successful return and the opposing team's time-out. The upload date does not prove a 2020 broadcast premiere.

Wait.

Directly inspected and silently transcribed from Eric Molina's authorized portfolio master. The page places Wait. under Online Video and explains that these films were created during lighting changes in the broadcast shoot. It reuses Garage's repair-shop mother and missing-third-child premise but is a distinct direct-address assembly, not a cutdown. The source file's 2016-10-29 creation timestamp supplies an existence bound, not a public premiere date.

Wardrobe

Recovered from the Vimeo player inside Mike Rodriguez's authorized portfolio embed and directly inspected without audible playback. Vimeo metadata identifies Sam Dworkin as uploader and February 12, 2020 as the creator-upload date; the original distribution or premiere date remains unresolved.