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Super Bowl commercial round up

Here are a few Super Bowl ads I liked. The “Late Show” ad was great because it was so unexpected. It was short, very funny and it provided a sort of closure to the late night television wars.

The Snickers spot gets a vote just because Betty White is so ridiculously awesome.

The Bridgestone ad was a throwback to the kind of clever, manic Super Bowl ads we used to see (and the special effects were great).

Lots of people didn’t like the Denny’s “screaming chicken” ads, but I thought the one that I included below was really good. It played off the company’s previous ads, so it could also be very short … nothing extraneous here. Besides, it reminded me of the Burger King ads from several years ago where the chickens wanted to be chicken fries. Hey — chickens are funny.

My vote for the worst ad? It’s a jillion-way tie between anything GoDaddy.com, Taco Bell or Boost Mobile put on screen (thanks for soiling my memory of 1985 Bears QB Jim McMahon, Boost Mobile).

The Bud Light, Doritos and Car Max ads didn’t do a lot for me either, nor did the decidedly sexist tone of most of the ads.

Finally, I put the controversial Tim Tebow ad below, which turned out to be neither that controversial, funny nor inspiring.

You can see many of the Super Bowl commercials at Hulu.

What were your favorites? Sound off below!

David Letterman:

Snickers:

Bridgestone:

Denny’s:

Tebow:

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