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No, Bobby Flay is not the voice featured in the current Subway TV ads. The voice for Subway's advertising campaigns is typically provided by a voice actor or a different celebrity. For the most accurate information, it's best to check the latest updates or announcements from Subway regarding their advertising campaigns.

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