On 6 December 2016, a Facebook user shared an image of a "Fisher Price Happy Hour Playset": Although most social media users interpreted the image as an obvious joke, others expressed outrage such ...

A controversial ad for the toy, which claims to be a “Fisher Price Happy Hour Playset,” features three children sitting around a play bar drinking out of beer bottle-shaped containers.

Are the surly bartender and two rambling drunks sold separately? A fake ad for a Fisher-Price "Happy Hour Playset" — featuring a tiny bar, stools and fake beer bottles — angered some parents ...

The “Fisher Price Happy Hour Playset” has gone viral on Facebook — but it’s not a real thing, the company has confirmed in a statement. In the altered photo, the playset is shown ...

OK, maybe three years old is a little too young. The image of a Fisher-Price Happy Hour Playset seems to have originated from Adam Padilla on Instagram. Padilla was apparently inspired by ...

The image of a Fisher-Price “Happy Hour Playset” was created and shared on Instagram by meme maker Adam Padilla. It shows three toddlers standing at a pretend bar, with one posing as a bartender.

Not just fake news. Apparently, fake toys, too. An image of a faux Fisher-Price toy, the Happy Hour Playset, got lateraled around the Internet and Facebook the last few days. Facebook user Tina ...

The image of a Fisher-Price "Happy Hour Playset" was created and shared on Instagram by meme maker Adam Padilla. It shows three toddlers standing at a pretend bar, with one posing as a bartender.

Someone posted the now-viral photo of a "Fisher-Price Happy Hour Playset" on Facebook on December 6. The packaging says the playset includes a pretend bar, bar stools and beer bottles and shows ...