Comment Worthy Super Bowl Ads

First off, I don’t know what was more lame, the Tebow ad or that anyone got upset over it. There was supposed to be a stance on abortion in there? OK. (I couldn’t find a video to embed, but it is available at the Focus on the Family website.
(UPDATE: Found it on YouTube.)

Was this ad a funny tweaking of environmental political correctness or a chilling vision of the future? You decide:

I think it’s the latter. At least Cheap Trick got a check out of it.

I like how Coke paid to use Simpsons IP, but not for Harry Shearer or Hank Azaria or any of the more expensive voice actors to voice the IP:

This ad was just obnoxious:

My daughter saw this ad and responded by trying to tear off her shirt. We had to have a little talk.

The only ad I laughed out loud at was this one:

That ad of course was a call back to this ad from the last time CBS had (and the Colts were in) the Super Bowl:

That one is kind of creepy in light of recent news about Letterman and women who get invited to his in-studio apartment…

This was my least favorite ad. Probably because it falsely implies that a French woman who would marry an infidel American would have a baby. Come on, let’s keep it realistic.

And I’m throwing this one in, because I’m pretty sure it would be my wife’s favorite. (She only got to watch half the game.)

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2 Responses to “Comment Worthy Super Bowl Ads”

  1. RDOwens on 08 Feb 2010 at 5:27 am #

    Another year and I still can’t speak to the commercials. I watched the game, I did not see the commercials. I think I tune them out. Of course, I have no desire for them either since they are commercials, not programming.

  2. Bull Moose on 08 Feb 2010 at 7:03 am #

    While I always want to smack people who say, “I only watch the Super Bowl for the commercials,” I won’t deny that the commercials have become part of the Super Bowl experience every year.

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