Script from the Tumour Television Commercial
| Video | Audio | |
| A MAN AT A BUS STOP SEES HIS BUS APPROACHING AND SMOKES QUICKLY TO FINISH HIS CIGARETTE. | ||
| AS HE INHALES, WE FOLLOW THE SMOKE DOWN HIS TRACHEA INTO HIS LUNGS. | VO: Every cigarette is doing you damage. | |
| WE SETTLE AT A JUNCTION IN HIS AIRWAY AND WATCH SMOKE PASSING THROUGH. | New research shows how tobacco smoke attacks a vital gene which protects lung cells from cancer. | |
| CUT TO CANCER GROWING. THE TUMOUR SPREADS THROUGH THE AIRWAY. | One damaged cell is all it takes to start lung cancer growing. | |
| WE REVERSE BACK UP THE TRACHEA AND OUT TO SEE OUR SMOKER STILL PUFFING AWAY AS HIS BUS ARRIVES | Every cigarette is doing you damage. | |
| SUPER: EVERY CIGARETTE IS DOING YOU DAMAGE. QUIT 131 848. THE NATIONAL TOBACCO CAMPAIGN. A FEDERAL, STATE AND TERRITORY HEALTH INITIATIVE. |
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