Apple TV+ has ordered “The Jet,” a docuseries that chronicles the true story behind the ’90s promotional campaign that advertised a Harrier jet in exchange for Pepsi points.
It chronicles the true story behind the ’90s promotional campaign that advertised a Harrier jet in exchange for Pepsi points, the article adds. “The Jet” hails from James Lee Hernandez and Brian Lazarte, the Emmy-nominated filmmakers behind HBO’s “McMillions” docuseries about the McDonald’s monopoly game con.
The Apple TV+ series will tell the true story behind the“Drink Pepsi, Get Stuff” promotional campaign that presented a Harrier Jet at the end of a 1996 TV commercial in exchange for seven million Pepsi Points. Hernandez and Lazarte will direct and executive produce the series through their FunMeter banner.
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