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'I said no biting!' Will Ferrell drives an EV through scenes from popular Netflix series including Walking Dead in latest Super Bowl commercial

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Will Ferrell has teamed up with the General Motors Company (GM) and Netflix for a new commercial that will debut on Sunday during Super Bowl LVII.  

The Saturday Night Live alum - and huge Los Angeles Lakers fan - 55, drives an EV through a scene from The Walking Dead in the opening shot. 

'General Motors is going electric and Netflix is joining in by including more EVs in their movies and shows,' the Anchorman star said. 'It's the least they can do.

'So if you're going to get swarmed by an army of the dead, why not do it in an EV?' he asked while a zombie bit his arm.

'OW I said no biting,' the Old School actor said, shaking the zombie off his arm.

Zombie apocalypse: Will Ferrel drives through scenes from Netflix shows and movies in a GM EV in the new ad debuting during Super Bowl LVII

Zombie apocalypse: Will Ferrel drives through scenes from Netflix shows and movies in a GM EV in the new ad debuting during Super Bowl LVII

No biting: Ferrel is bitten by a zombie from the Walking Dead

No biting: Ferrel is bitten by a zombie from the Walking Dead

The Mist: The Old School star, 55, appears in a scene from The Mist where he passes out

The Mist: The Old School star, 55, appears in a scene from The Mist where he passes out

In the next scene, the Spirited star visits the world of The Mist where he gets in the EV and says, 'Or, if you're being voluntarily kidnapped, why not be kidnapped in an EV?'

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