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The 2026 John Lewis Christmas advert is here – and it’s Kristin Scott Thomas v Pickles the evil AI overlord puppy!

The 2026 John Lewis Christmas advert takes a dark twist, featuring Kristin Scott Thomas as a lonely grandmother struggling with her grandchildren's antics. An ancient wooden dog named Pickles comes to life, guiding her toward genuine connec...

The Guardian· Nov 3, 2026 · 10:57 AM · 17 views

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The 2026 John Lewis Christmas advert takes a dark twist, featuring Kristin Scott Thomas as a lonely grandmother struggling with her grandchildren's antics. An ancient wooden dog named Pickles comes to life, guiding her toward genuine connection amidst a critique of our reliance on AI. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #JohnLewis #ChristmasAdvert #AI #KristinScottThomas #news #breaking

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