Super Bowl Commercials

[mylilnikita]

I guess they have extra commercials in case of overtime?

I hope so lol

 

[sam_gordon]

All repeats so far.

 

[AppleDumpling]

LOL, Arnold

 

[AppleDumpling]

All repeats so far.

Haven’t noticed that, except the ads for CBS shows. Each local market may be different.

 

[mylilnikita]

You know the players have to be tired

 

[3rd_time_the_charm]

You know the players have to be tired

Heck, I'M tired

 

[Marrila]

Heck, I'M tired

Me too.

 

[sam_gordon]

Haven’t noticed that, except the ads for CBS shows. Each local market may be different.

Every ad in OT had been shown already. Which makes sense. Why create a new ad that probably won't be seen?

 

[mylilnikita]

Every ad in OT had been shown already. Which makes sense. Why create a new ad that probably won't be seen?

The Statefarm after OT that I saw just had Arnold by himself with the last part saying get me out of this helicopter, where as the first one I saw had him and Danny Devito

 

[mylilnikita]

And it’s over

 

[mylilnikita]

Thank y’all it has been fun. Next year bingo cards to go with it

Now to wait for the “I’m going to Disney “ . Lol

 

[Chili327]

I didnt see a Hardee's one. Maybe that was one of the local breaks?

The one with the fighter jets and the pilot not communicating correctly?

Nope, don’t have either of them here. Hardee’s became Roy Roger’s in the 80’s, and those have been gone a long time too.

Not sure if Hardees still exists or not, but it wasn’t that long ago I saw one (probably within a decade)

 

[AppleDumpling]

Every ad in OT had been shown already. Which makes sense. Why create a new ad that probably won't be seen?

According to AdWeek, “Some brands can buy time only in overtime, and if the game ends in regulation, their money will be returned.” It does also mention a short and longer version of the Schwarzenegger State Farm ad.

https://www.adweek.com/convergent-tv/heres-what-happens-to-ads-when-the-super-bowl-goes-to-overtime/

 

[3rd_time_the_charm]

The one with the fighter jets and the pilot not communicating correctly?



Not sure if Hardees still exists or not, but it wasn’t that long ago I saw one (probably within a decade)

Alive and well all over the south

 

[leebee]

The State Farm commercials were pretty funny. I kept waiting for them to say "OK, we'll run 'em in New England!"

Loved the Dunkin commercial, the Pfizer commercial, and the commercial for Disney+. Can't wait to see Wicked! DH was also a fan of the feet washing commercial (?) but I wasn't watching at the beginning of the game so didn't see it. We also liked the Pickleball Babies and Mayo Cat. NOT A FAN of the Kennedy commercial; can't we not have politics somewhere?

 

[AppleDumpling]

Not sure if Hardees still exists or not, but it wasn’t that long ago I saw one (probably within a decade)

They are in a number of states, just not near me (no commercials on the NYC station).

 

[Dan Murphy]

DH was also a fan of the feet washing commercial

Another good one.

 

[DodgerGirl]

Did anyone happen to spot Jeremy Renner's Super Bowl commercial for Pure Silk Almond Milk during the game? That was one of the most talked about Super Bowl commercials but for some reason Jeremy's Super Bowl commercial was not featured and I was looking forward to seeing it and searched the commercial breaks for Jeremy Renner's Pure Silk Almond Milk commercial but it was never shown. What happened to it?

 

[PollyannaMom]

Went to bed around 9:30, but saw the Kia one featured on the news this morning. - Very sweet!

 

[_19disnA]

I guess they have extra commercials in case of overtime?

I wondered that too.

Seemed like 1/2 the commercials were for some new movie, TV show or streaming service. Several it wasn't really clear what they were advertising.

Some depended on you knowing who the celebrity was to make sense. Bar runs out of beer, so a guy runs around the beach kicking a soccer ball. Maybe he is a retired soccer star? D. Marino then shows up in his yacht. Or the two former stars from Friends who didn't recognize each other. Or those cartoon characters apparently making fun of AI?

That religious organization I think is the same one who has run ads in other high profile (i.e. expensive) sporting events. I assume if you go to their website (never have), the first thing they ask for is a donation so they can continue to afford such expensive ads. Not sure what they are trying to 'sell'.

Or the bumbling guy who appeared in several version of ads for some website that was apparently either for selling your house or renting a vacation place.

Many ads seem to try to jam in as much content as possible since they are so expensive.