Best Commercials from Super Bowl XLVI (2012)

"Connections" Josh and Jonie and Curtis went to college in one: This commercial begins with several crazy teens with cars packed to the brim leaving for college. One of them has big, red, afro hair (almost like a clown wig) and is headbanging on the side of the highway. Several of these young Toyota owners had their cars covered in bumper stickers. Kevin and Carla grew old in one: We see an older gentleman with a beard and an old woman driving around town in their Toyota Camrys. Sean always gets home in one: A man with a goatee is seen driving down a country road surrounded by pastures around sunset. When Jeff started dating Julie, he didn't know know she had her first kiss in one: We see a young couple making out in a Camry. Another woman notices this and remembers when she used to do that. Chloe was born in one, then learned to drive in one: A man is shown frantically driving his very pregnant wife to the hospital because she is in labor. Based on the voiceover, we know that they didn't make it in time, but we also know that the baby was okay because she learned to drive in the same car that tried to get her there. Chris chased his dreams in one: A man is shown looking out at a mountain landscape, and then driving across the desert. Veronica said "Yes" in one: A man is shown proposing to his girlfriend in their car while parked near a river. Of course, she says yes. Anna wept in one: A young girl is seen crying (for reasons unknown) while driving around. Joey lost his first tooth: A young boy is shown wiggling a loose tooth while riding around in the back of his parent's Toyota. And Romeo blew the doors off one: A man is shown with a customized Toyota Camry with fancy rims, suped-up suspension, and remote activated doors that open up (like an Italian sports car) instead of out. Rusty and Mr. Sprinkles came home, and Alison left home in one. The dogs Rusty (a Chihuahua) and Mr. Sprinkles (a Great Dane) are shown getting a ride in the car after being adopted. A young girl is seen moving with her goldfish bowl strapped in with the seatbelt in the front seat. There are nearly 7 million Camry drivers out there. Every one of them has a story. A quicker montage of other Camry drivers is shown including a woman with (literally) silver hair highlights driving around with a man in a fur suit, an old woman with stone tiles covering her entire car, drivers waving/signaling each other as they pass on the highway, and a little boy drawing in the foggy window in the back seat with paper cutouts of stars and a tiger stuck to the window. Josh and Jonie and Curtis went to college in one. Kevin and Carla grew old in one. Shawn always gets home in one. When Jeff started dating Julie, he didn't know know she had her first kiss in one. Chloe was born in one, then learned to drive in one. Chris chased his dreams in one. Veronica said "Yes" in one. Anna wept in one. Joey lost his first tooth, and Romeo blew the doors off one. Rusty and Mr. Sprinkles came home, and Alison left home in one. There are nearly 7 million Camry drivers out there. Every one of them has a story. What's yours? Z9Z-9E9 The Camry Effect Toyota.com Toyota Camry Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad

The Dog Strikes Back This Big Game commercial begins with a dog laying on a couch, a bright red car drives by, and the dog slowly gets up from the couch to go chase it. He gets to the doggie door, but can't fit through it because he is too fat. He gets sad and depressed looking at his big belly in the mirror, but decides to do something about it... exercise! He takes a red tennis ball and drops it down the stairs and chases after it, and then carries it back up and does it again, and again. Next we see him walking on the treadmill, and pulling weights stacked on a rug with his teeth. He watches a ball aerobics video and does the exercises along with it, followed by more weight training. Later we see him in the kitchen where his owner is making dinner and dropping food on the floor. He is keeping to a strict diet too, because he doesn't even touch the cut up hot dogs, or any of the food the baby drops. He runs laps in the yard outside all year (it goes from winter to summer), and even does laps in the pool. After shaking off the water, he looks in the mirror and gives himself an approving bark because he has lost so much weight. Next time the red Volkswagen Beetle drives by, he's not laying on the couch, and he immediately runs out the doggy door (which he fits through just fine now), jumps through the "V" in a tree and races the car down the block. This is the end of the "commercial", but then the camera zooms back and we see that it is an HDTV in the Star Wars Cantina Bar (aka, "Mos Eisley Cantina" or "Chalmun's Cantina") and the alien patrons are watching the commercial too. Some of the bar customers are arguing which was better - this year's dog commercial for the Beetle, or last year's "Vader Kid" commercial for the Passat. The alien guy with the big, crooked nose says the dog is much funnier than the child playing Vader when all of a sudden, he grabs his neck and can't breath. It turns out Darth Vader himself is in the bar and is upset that the guy doesn't think his commercial was as funny, and he's using the Force to choke him. Vader finally lets him go, and the guy apologizes. Back, and better than ever. Oh, that was great! I miss that Vader kid. The dog's better. Are you kidding, the dog is funnier than the Vader kid. Sorry. That's the power of German engineering. Das Auto. Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad, Big Game, Game Day

This 2012 Super Bowl ad for Downy is a parody of the 1979 Coca-Cola Super Bowl commercial. Instead of a little boy, we have comedian Amy Sedaris. She stops NFL Hall of Famer and former Pittsburgh Steeler "Mean Joe" Greene as he is limping of the field after a rough game. Instead of offering him a bottle of Coke like in the 70's commercial, she offers him the new Downy Unstoppables to make his laundry smell fresh. He takes it and breathes the fresh smell in and Sedaris thinks their interaction is over and starts walking away. Mean Joe tells her to wait, and then throws his game day jersey to her. She thinks it smells bad and throws it back. Amy Sedaris: Mr. Greene? Mister Greene? Mean Joe Greene: Yeah! Amy Sedaris: Want my Downy Unstoppables? Your laundry smells good for a long time. Mean Joe Greene: Mm mm (no) Amy Sedaris: Really, you can have it. Take it Joe. See you around. Mean Joe Greene: Hey kid - catch. Amy Sedaris: Wow. No thanks Mean Joe. Mean Joe Greene: Last time I'm going this. (Lyrics) Downy Unstoppable Downy UnStoppables YouTube.com/Downy #TouchDowny Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad, Big Game, Game Day Downy UN Stoppables, Downy Un-Stoppables, Mean Joy Green

While MetLife (Metropolitan Life Insurance Company) has been using the Peanuts gang (most often Snoopy) in their advertising since 1985, this commercial shows they now have a new cast of characters from the classic era of children's cartoons. These characters/TV shows include: Peanuts - Charlie Brown, Linus van Pelt, Lucy van Pelt, Sally Brown, Schroeder, Franklin, Marcie, Woodstock, Snoopy Hanna-Barbera * The Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel Show - Atom Ant (tiny flying guy in helmet), Squiddly Diddly (purple octopus) * The Banana Splits Adventure Hour - Fleegle (dog in marching band hat), Bingo (gorilla in marching band hat), Drooper (guitar / bass-playing lion), Snorky (elephant in marching band hat) * The Great Grape Ape Show - Grape Ape (giant purple gorilla), Beegle Beagle (white dog, red clothes/hat) * The Hanna-Barbera New Cartoon Series - Wally Gator (alligator in hat) * Hong Kong Phooey - Hong Kong Phooey (martial arts dog, red rob, mask) * Jabberjaw - Jabberjaw (walking shark) * The Jetsons - George Jetson, Jane Jetson, Judy Jetson, Elroy Jetson, Cosmo G. Spacely (Mr. Spacely), Rosie the Robot, the Jetson's domed aerocar * The Magilla Gorilla Show - Magilla Gorilla (gorilla in suspenders) * The Quick Draw McGraw Show - Quick Draw McGraw (white horse, red hat), Baba Looey (short burro, yellow sombrero), Snagglepuss (pink mountain lion), Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy * Top Cat - Top Cat / TC (yellow cat in purple clothes/hat) * Wacky Races - The Slag Brothers (Rock Slag, Gravel Slag, the Bouldermobile #1 - often thought to be Captain Caveman and brother), Penelope Pitstop, The Gruesome Twosome (Big Gruesome, Little Gruesome, the Creepy Coupe #2) * The Yogi Bear Show - Cindy Bear (girl bear in pink tutu/skirt), Ranger Smith (forest ranger, green uniform/hat) Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies - Pepe Le Pew (skunk), Penelope Pussycat (cat who looks like skunk), Speedy Gonzales (fast Mexican mouse), Yosemite Sam (red beard/mustach, cowboy hat), Marvin the Martian (coming out of rocket), Witch Hazel (witch in blue), Gossamer (red furry monster) MGM - Droopy (white dog), The Wolf (wolf in suit) He-Man and the Masters of the Universe - He-Man and Battle Cat Scooby-Doo, Where Are You - Fred Jones (blonde guy), Velma Dinkley (orange turtleneck, glasses), Daphne Blake (red head in purple dress), Shaggy Rogers (stoner guy in green shirt), Scooby-Doo (Great Dane dog), The Mystery Machine van, and various Scooby-Doo villains including The Creeper, The Ghost Clown, and The Witch Doctor The Famous Adventures of Mr. Magoo - Mister Magoo The New Casper Cartoon Show - Casper the Friendly Ghost (white floating ghost boy) Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids - "Fat" Albert Jackson, Mushmouth, Dumb Donald, Bill Cosby, Russell Cosby, Weird Harold, Rudy Davis, Bucky The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show - Mr. Peabody (white dog, red bow tie), Sherman (red haired boy, glasses) Underdog - Underdog (flying dog, U superhero costume) Richie Rich - Richie Rich (blond boy in limo) Deputy Dawg - Deputy Dawg (white dog, black hat, sherrif/deputy badge) Voltron: Defender of the Universe - Voltron (giant robot) *** SPOILER ALERT *** Did you also see Waldo from "Where's Waldo?" (aka, "Where's Wally"). He is in several scenes including: * in the woods with Pepe Le Pew and He-Man * across the river after The Mystery Van crosses the bridge * on the grassy field behind Fat Albert, Quick Draw McGraw, and Yosemite Sam * walking up the hill when you first see Voltron * in the final scene with all the characters together No matter who you are. No matter where you're from. Every family, everywhere should have the financial security they need. Not just the ones who can figure it out. Not just the most fortunate - everyone. MetLife - I can do this. Speedy Gonzales: Epa! Epa! The Mystery Machine MetLife, Met Life Facebook - Meet the Cast I Can Do This Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, Sup

The commercial for new Bud Light Platinum, aired during Super Bowl XLVI. They say a man's work is never done. They say you can't mix business with pleasure. They say good things come to those who wait. It's a good thing "they" don't work here. Triple filtered. Smooth finish. Top shelf taste. Introducing Bud Light Platinum. Bud Light Platinum #MakeItPlatinum Enjoy Responsibly

This commercial which was played just before the half-time show of Super Bowl XLVI (46 / 2012) is narrated by the gravely voice of Clint Eastwood. He talks about how America has gotten through tough times in the past, and how we can, and will, get through this one. It's the second half, and it's time to get to work. It's half-time. Both teams are in their locker room discussing what they can do to win this game in the second half. It's half-time in America too. People are out of work, and they're hurting, and they're all wondering what they're gonna do to make a comeback, and we're all scared because this isn't a game. The people of Detroit know a little something about this. They almost lost everything, but we all pulled together. Now Motor City is fighting again. I've seen a lot of tough ???, a lot of downturns in my life, and time when we didn't understand each other. It seems that we've lost our heart at times. The fog, division, discord, and blame made it hard to see what lies ahead, but after those trials, we all rallied around what was right, and acted as one. 'Cause that's what we do. We find a way through tough times and if we can't find a way then we'll make one. All that matters now is what's ahead. How do we come from behind? How do we come together, and how do we win? Detroit's showing us that it can be done, and what's true about them is true about all of us. This country can't be knocked out with one punch. We get right back up again, and when we do, the world's gonna hear the roar of our engines. Yeah, it's half-time America, and our second half's about to begin. City of Detroit, Michigan Speramus Meliora (We hope for better things) Resurget Cineribus (It will rise from the ashes) Sendt Sounds Off! Say No we don't need another Imported from Detroit Ram, Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler

"Priceline Negotiator's Last Deal" This Big Game commercial begins with a green bus teetering on the edge of a bridge and about to fall off. On the inside of the bus, we see numerous scared passengers from the uniformed driver, a nun, a parrot, and several other men, women, and children. One woman says that this vacation may not have been a good idea when William Shatner busts through the back door. He tells everyone to get off the bus, and that they due to the crash, they are still far from their destination and are going to need a hotel. On their way out, one of the women says that they don't have time to bid on a price (which is how Priceline.com used to work), but The Priceline Negotiator says that the site has hotels on sale every day without the need for bidding. After everyone is off the bus, Bill hands his smartphone to the woman who has been talking and tells everyone to save themselves... some money. Just then, the bus falls off the side of the bridge, exploding hundreds of feet below. The woman doesn't seem to care, and she is already booking a room on the phone. Everyone looks at her like she is insensitive, but she just looks back and says, "It's what he would have wanted." This commercial is called the "negotiator's last deal" because this is William Shatner's final commercial with Priceline.com . It is fitting that they send him crashing to his doom... Woman: Maybe this vacation wasn't a good idea. Shatner: Vacations are always a good idea. Jingle: Priceline Negotiator! Shatner: No time. Out - quickly! You're miles from your destination, you'll need a hotel tonight. Woman: We don't have time to bid. Shatner: You don't have to bid. At Priceline, you can choose from thousands of hotels on sale everyday. Save yourself... some money. It's what he would have wanted. Priceline Negotiator Priceline.com Westwells Bus Lines Price Line Sale, Book It Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad

This Big Game commercial begins with a shot of a post-apocalypse landscape the day after the Mayan predicted end of the world. Everything is destroyed, but from under a pile of rubble, a Chevy Silverado starts its engine and drives out. A man and his dog are inside and they drive through the destroyed city looking at all the damage. We see a Big Boy statue on fire, a giant damaged robot, a huge crashed UFO / flying saucer, and smoking volcanos. The man meets up with 3 other guys in Chevy trucks, and asks "Where's Dave?" Unfortunately Dave drove a Ford truck and didn't make it. While they don't have their friend Dave, they do have Twinkies which is a common post-apocalypse joke - Twinkies can last forever and survive a nuclear explosion. At the end, it starts raining frogs, showing that their end-of-world problems aren't quite over. Where's Dave? Dave didn't drive the longest lasting, most dependable truck on the road. Dave drove a Ford. Twinkie? Yeah. Chevy Silverado, from the beginning of your work day to the end of the world. Chevy runs deep. (Lyrics) Looks like we made it Left each other on the way to another look Looks like we made it Or I thought so till today Until you were there Looks like we made it 2012 Mayan Apocalypse - Will the world end today? Twinkies Chevy runs deep chevy.com Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad, Big Game, Game Day

This commercial begins with a man sitting at his boss's office. Unfortunately, his boss is a chimpanzee, and so are all the other employees at the company. The graying monkey boss tells the man he has to go on a business trip with some of the other employees. The man doesn't really want to because, well, they are chimpanzees and are completely unprofessional. In fact, while he is talking to his boss, they others are running around the office with lamp shades on their heads. They end up going, and while he is going through the security checkpoint at the airport, he finds out that the chimps have played a trick on him. After asking if he packed his own bag, the TSA officers pull out something that is blurred on TV (we are to assume it is a big black dildo, sex toy, or some other embarrassing item) and the chimps laugh at him. During a focus group, one of the chimps suggests poison ivy shampoo, while later at a bar, one of them orders 46 banana daiquiris. That night at the hotel, the man goes to brush his teeth, but his toothbrush stinks, and the monkey at the mirror next to him is checking out his recently brushed teeth. They all share a bed in the hotel, and the chimps take up most of the bed and drape their arms across him causing him not to get any sleep. (For the record, yes, we know chimpanzees are not monkeys...) You want me to go to Newark with those guys? (You want me to go to New York with those guys?) No, they're all business. You pack this bag yourself, sir? Yes I did. Okay, that is not mine. Don, poison ivy shampoo just does not sound like a winner to me. Wow, guys. Somebody ordered 46 banana daiquiris. Job causing you sleepless nights? CareerBuilder.com - Start building. Kick Me Poison Ivy Shampoo Test Group Temporary Blindness CareerBuilder.com Start Building Career Builder

"Fatherhood" This Big Game commercial for E*Trade features the famous E*Trade baby, and he's getting a new sister. He's sitting with his dad in the nursery area of the maternity ward talking about their financial future. The E*Trade baby suggests that he go talk to an E*Trade Financial Consultant. While they are talking the baby sees one of his friends, Bobby, in with the newborn babies. Bobby says he's speed dating. Dad: I look at her, and I just want to give her everything. Baby: Yeah, you know "everything" can cost upwards of (whistling). Dad: I did not want to think about that. Baby: Relax, relax, relax. Look at me. Look at me. Three words, dad. E*Trade Financial Consultants. Dad: So I can just go talk to them? Baby: Just walk right in and talk to 'em. Dude, those guys are pros. They'll hook you up with a solid plan. They'll... wait, wait, wait a minute. Bobby?! Bobby, what are you doing, man? Bobby: I'm speed-dating. Announcer: Get investing advice for your family at E*Trade Investing advice E*Trade - works beautifully Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad, Big Game, Game Day E*Trade, E-Trade, E Trade

"Dog Park" This commercial begins at a dog park with an obstacle course. Does are running across platforms, doing the "slalom" through sticks, jumping through hoops, and more. Two guys with a basset hound with a sweatband around its head are there, but have forgotten the dog treats to entice their dog to do the tricks. One of them suggests giving Doritos as treats instead, and all the people in the park stop and look at him. The humans start running the obstacle course and doing tricks so they can get the treats instead. A man with red hair and beard comes up with a Frisbee in his mouth, drops it at their feet and opens his mouth wide for them to feed him. After getting one, he begs for another, but the guy hits him with a newspaper and tells him to "shoo". Hope you bought the dog treats. I've got Doritos. You want a treat? I'll give you one of these Doritos. Shoo! Strays... Doritos Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad

The Bark Side This Super Bowl teaser commercial features the "Volkswagen canine choir" - 11 dogs barking the Imperial March song (Darth Vader's Theme) from the Star Wars movie series. The dogs are dressed up as characters from the series including Princess Leia, C-3P0, an Ewok, Darth Vader, Chewbacca (he even growls like Chewy), Yoda, and a Storm Trooper. Toward the end, another dog walks by dressed up as an AT-AT Walker. Back Row (Left to Right) * C-3PO - Color and Round Chest/Abdomen plate * Obi-Wan Kenobi - ??? * StormTrooper - White color with black around nose and eyes Middle Row * R2-D2 - Short, stubby, and round * Han Solo - The black on white coat looks like Han's vest with white shirt * Chewbacca - Furry with Chewie's utility strap * Darth Vader - Color with Vader chest plate Front Row * Princess Leia - hair buns and color * Luke Skywalker - Lightsaber strapped to hip * Yoda - small size and pointy sideways ears * Ewok (Wicket W. Warrick) - fur and hood/costume Walk-In * AT-AT Walker - tall, skinny, and the costume - this idea was taken from Bones Mello, a dog who has his own Facebook page and dressed up as an AT AT Walker for Halloween. ------------------- Luke Dogwalker - Luke Skywalker Chew-bark-a - Chewbacca Dog Vader - Darth Vader The Bark Side of the Force - The Dark Side of the Force Volkswagen Jedi - Volkswagen Jetta Jabba the Mutt - Jabba the Hutt The Bone Wars - The Clone Wars Bark, Woof, Ruff, Bow Wow, Arf, Yip Back. And Better than ever. 2.5.12 vw.com/star-wars-invite

"Chevy Happy Grad" This commercial shows a teen in his graduation gown and a blindfold on. His parents bring him outside to show him his new graduation gift - a new mini refrigerator with a ribbon on it for his college dorm. When they take the blindfold off, he doesn't notice the mini fridge at all - he just sees the bright yellow Chevy Camaro parked in front of the house and he thinks that's what his parents got him. The new grad starts going crazy with excitement, yelling, jumping, running around, making status updates to Facebook, calling people, and even stopping random people going by to share his enthusiasm. Soon his friends stop by (also in their graduation robes) and they are just as excited. His girlfriend stops by and the decide to get married as well. Soon, the neighbor Steve comes out with his golf clubs and is confused by all the commotion. Graduate: A blindfold, Mom? Really? Is this necessary? Mom: Happy graduation sweety! Graduate: AHHHHHHH! Whoa! I can't believe you got me this car! Amazing! Status update: Best day of my life! Ha ha, I'm calling grandma... Mom: Should we tell him? Dad: No, let him tire out first. Graduate: Jogger, check out my sweet ride. How can you jog when you can drive? Dad: Not yet, he's losing steam. Just let it run its course. Girlfriend: Marry me right now! Graduate: I'm so marrying you right now. Girlfriend: Mom, I'm getting married! Graduate: This is the best day of my life. Dad: Hey Steve. They love the car. Group: Best gift ever! Best gift ever! Best gift ever! Graduate: Whoa, whoa whoa. Hey, Mr. Johnson just stole my car. Chevy Runs Deep Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad

"Think Fast" This commercial shows a man driving his boss somewhere. The driver seems extremely bored, but when the boss passes out (dies?) mid-sentence, he's got to think quickly. He slams on the brakes, and then accellerates quickly. He then repeats this process several time which becomes the equivilent of giving the man CPR because of the seat belt over his chest. The old man recovers and continues like nothing ever happened as the driver lets out a sigh of relieve. The power of the Genesis Coupe really gets your heart pounding. Success in business comes down to one word... Mr. Jenson? Bob? Bob!! Bob, come on now! Henderson, success in business comes down to one word... It will get your pulse going. the 348 horsepower Genesis Coupe from Hyundai. Hyundai - New Thinking. New Possibilities. Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad

Vampire Party This Big Game commercial begins with a shot of a full moon from the forest. A group of young friends are having a party in the woods around a bonfire. This isn't just any normal party though, these are vampires. One female vampire is sucking blood through a "straw" from a bag like those used for collecting blood at blood drives or blood donation centers. A guy and girl vampire then race up a tall tree with a similar effect as those used in the Twilight films. Whenever anyone smiles, we can see their fangs. The scene then changes to a guy driving an Audi S7 up the country road. He checks his fangs in the rear view mirror, and then checks the insultated container in the passenger seat that is marked as "O+ Blood" - he's the one bringing the "alcohol" to the party. As he drives up to the party location, his headlights shine on the party-goers and their eyes get very big, and they hiss in pain or anger and then start screaming and exploding into piles of dust. This happens to everyone who walks within the line of the lights from the head lights. The driver, who is busy getting the "drinks" out of the car, doesn't notice this. When he finally looks up, all he sees are ashes, clothes, and shoes laying everywhere - some of them still smoking. At the end, the driver himself walks in front of the car and explodes himself. There he is. The party's arrived. Oh, hey. (Lyrics) Under blue moon I saw you So soon you'll take me up in your arms Too late to beg you or cancel it Though I know it must be the killing time Unwillingly mine Fate Up against your will Through the thick and thin He will wait until You give yourself to him Daylight, now in a headlight. Audi LED Headlights O+ Blood (O Positive) #SoLongVampires Audi - Truth in Engineering Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad

In this Super Bowl commercial, Elton John is the "King of Rock" in a rock fantasy version of medieval times. He is judging the performances of people in his court. The first person is a jester doing a horrible rendition of "Hot in Herre" by Nelly while doing a dumb little dance. His "backup dancer" is doing flips across the floor. The king shouts, "Enough!" and denies the man the gift of a Pepsi while pulling a lever. The lever causes a trap door to open and the bad performer drops into the dungeon. The crowd of people gasp, but Elton John just laughs, and woman in his court also joins in. Next we see a figure approach in a purple hooded robe. The king asks, "And what do you do?" The stranger drops the robe to the ground, and we see it is the 2012 winner of The X Factor, Melanie Amaro. She proclaims that she is there to sing, and starts belting out her version of Aretha Franklin's hit, "Respect". She ends with some loud and powerful notes which shatter the stained glass window about the king's thrown. He can't deny that she was good, so he reluctantly walks up and offers her a Pepsi as her prize by saying, "Alright, Pepsi for you". She replies, "No, Pepsi for all," and takes the can, throws it at the level causing the king to fall through the trap door. The crowd in the court cheers and runs up to each take a can of Pepsi. The king then is shown picking himself up off the floor in the dungeon after falling on piles of broken instruments. The dungeon master is Public Enemy rapper, Flavor Flav wearing a viking helmet and has a big sun dial around his neck (his trademark is wearing a clock on a chain, but this is medieval times). Jester: It's getting hot in here, so take off all your clothes. I am getting so hot, I want to take my clothes off. Elton John: Enough! No Pepsi for you. Ha ha ha ha... And what do you do? Melanie Amaro: I sing. Elton John: Ha ha ha ha ha! Melanie Amaro: *sings "Respect"* Elton John: Alright. Pepsi for you. Melanie Amaro: No, Pepsi for all. Elton John: Ughhhh. Flavor Flav: Yeah boy! Ha ha ha ha, err! (Lyrics - "Hot in Herre") It's getting hot in here So take off all your clothes I am getting so hot I want to take my clothes off (Lyrics - "Respect") All I'm askin' is for a little respect Respect, respect, respec-spec-spec... R-E-S-P-E-C-T, find out what it means to me Yeah yeah Pepsi Where there's Pepsi, there's music. Be heard at PepsiSoundOff.com Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad, Big Game, Game Day RESPECT, R.E.S.P.E.C.T, R E S P E C T, R-E-S-P-E-C-T

This Big Game commercial begins on a greyhound (dog) racetrack. We see several dogs with names like "Silver Prince" walking to the starting gate, but from the rear comes a late-comer. It is a French Bulldog named "Mr. Quiggly" who is wearing red Skechers GOrun shoes. When the race begins, it appears that Mr. Quiggly gets off to a slow start, but by the end of the straightaway, he speeds past all the greyhounds. Right before he gets to the finish line - way ahead of everyone else - he skids to a stop and then moonwalks backwards across the line, and then smiles at the camera. At the end we see billionaire Mark Cuban holding up the winning Mr. Quiggly who is asking for a new contract. And there's the favorite, Silver Prince. And we have a late entry, a Mr. Quiggly. Is he wearing running shoes? It is legal, I believe. And they're off... Queen Terrorcane(?) out front, Silver Prince on his heels, but wait! Mister Quiggly is coming around the outside! Look at that little guy go! It's gonna be QUIGGLY! What? He's moonwalking across the finish line! The new mid-foot strike Skechers GOrun. Go like never before. What do you mean you want a new contract? (Lyrics) Let's do it. Wild thing Silver Prince - Trainer, Charles Romain Mr. Quiggly - Trainer, Chadwick Williams ...and running 2.5.2012 Rexford Downs Owner - Mark Cuban Mr. Quiggly, Mr. Quigley, Mister Quiggly, Mister Quigley Skecher, Skechers, Sketcher, Sketchers Greyhound, grayhound, grey hound, gray hound Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad

"OK Go - Needing/Getting - Official Video - Chevy Sonic" This is the full length music video for the shortened Chevy Sonic ad played during Super Bowl 2012. It features the band OK Go in a Chevy Sonic driving around on a track that is lined with various instruments - both normal and homemade. The instruments are played by the car as it drives by. They also make beats by slaming the doors, and banging on things. You guys ready? Yeah.

"Joy" This commercial begins with a shot of a Chevy Sonic with various insects, bugs, and spiders crawling, jumping, and flying toward the car's grill. The creatures include a big green caterpillar, a ladybug, a preying mantis, several ants, a honey bee, a furry spider, and a grasshopper with a foreign accent. The honeybee crashes into the front of the car, and then must be helped by the ants, while the spider looks at the ants and get's hungry for lunch. The grasshopper shows up just as the car own is getting in. He asks the rest if they remembered to go to the bathroom as they speed off. As they drive down the road, a dragonfly (who happens to be wearing a GoPro camera attached to a helmet) gets smashed into the grill. At first everyone goes silent thinking he is dead, but they he exclaims in paint, "Oh, right in the thorax". Woo hoo! Hello lunch. Wait for me! Everybody remember to go pee pee? I'm flying! Oh, right in the thorax! Yeah! The all new 2012 Chevy Sonic. From zero to woo hoo! Chevy runs deep. Chevy runs deep. chevy.com Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad, Big Game, Game Day From 0 to woo hoo

"Stunt Anthem" This commercial features the new Chevy Sonic in a montage of stunts. Some of these dangerous and fun maneuvers include: * Rob Dyrdek doing a barrel roll jump over a giant skateboard (Sonic's First Kick Flip) * Getting rolled out of the back of an airplane, freefalling, and parachuting to the ground (Sonic's First Skydive) * The band, OK Go driving off-road with a stick attached to the side of the car and playing (i.e., by whacking them as they drive by) wind chimes, guitars, pianos/keyboards, and various homemade "instruments" (Sonic's First Music Video) * Driving off a bungee jumping tower (Sonic's First Bungee) 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, Green Light! You guys ready? The all new Chevy Sonic. From your first time, to the time of your life. Chevy runs deep. (Lyrics) Tonight, we are young So let's set the world on fire We can burn brighter than the sun Tonight, we are young Carry me home tonight Na na, nana na na na na 100% real stunts. Do not attempt. Seriously.100% real stunts. Do not attempt. Please. Modified vehicle. Professional driver on a closed course. Do not attempt. LetsDoThis.com Sonic's First Skydive Sonic's First Music Video Sonic's First Kickflip (Kick Flip) Click Here, So Far, Views, Stats, Info, Share Sonic's First Bungee Super Sonic Supersonic The All-New Chevy Sonic. Chevrolet - Chevy Runs Deep

The new Bud Light Platinum commercial shows the beer being made in a factory, unveiled in new, blue Bud Light bottles. Man has long dreamed of turning lead into gold. We dreamed of turning gold into platinum. Triple filtered, smooth finish, top shelf taste. Introducing Bud Light Platinum. Platinum 6.0% Alc./Vol. #MakeItPlatinum Bud Light Platinum Enjoy Responsibly

"Big Game" The Super Bowl preview commercial from Kia features brunette supermodel, Adriana Lima, wearing a skimpy outfit showing off her cleavage and mid-section and waving a checked flag like those used on racetracks. The commercial is a teaser for the Kia Optima ad that will be run during the Super Bowl. (Lyrics) Bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum Bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum bum Mister Sandman, bring me a dream See you soon. Kia Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad

"Matthew Broderick's Day Off" This commercial for the Honda CR-V is a parody of the 1980's movie, Ferris Bueller's Day Off. It features the actor Matthew Broderick, who played Bueller in the movie, trying to get out of work by pretending to be sick. It features more references to the movie than can easily be counted. Broderick begins the day by walking up in a hotel and calling his agent to say he is sick and can't come to work. As soon as he gets of the phone he jumps out of bed and starts getting ready for his new "day off". He breaks the 4th wall throughout the ad by talking to the camera/audience similar to how he does in the movie. He calls the front office to have his car (a Honda CR-V) brought around. The valet stands there with a monotonous voice repeating "Broderick" like the teacher does with "Bueller" in the movie. As Matthew walks by a pretty blonde who also driving a CR-V, he tells her she has excellent taste in automobiles. He then drives his car to the amusement park where he rides a rollercoaster with a little girl. After the roller coaster, he plays the ring toss and wins a giant stuffed panda bear. While driving back from the theme park, he gets a call on the built in hands-free phone, and continue pretending to be sick, including fake coughing. At a red light, he sees his agent waiting in the car next to him. The agent sees him and does a double take, but Broderick has already moved the stuffed bear into the passenger seat before he looks back. The next stop is the science museum where he chases/growls at kids in front of the dinosaur bones exhibit. He then stares into the eyes of a stuffed walrus in a scene similar to the one where a famous painting is studied and zoomed in on at the art museum in FBDO. After this, the kids chase him past the dinosaurs. Following the museum, he hangs out at the beach doing martial arts-style movies, and then another stop at the horse racetrack. He wins and gets a high five and a kiss from the people he is cheering next to. On his way to the next stop, he sees a festival / parade in Chinatown and stops to participate - and even sing in it (in Chinese). This scene mirrors a similar scene where he gets in a parade in the 80's film. His agent almost sees him again on TV, but is distracted while in a bar. At the end, he gets out at a restaurant and has the valet take his car. While talking to the camera, the valet speeds off so fast, he does a jump while going over a hill. I'm not sure what it is. I guess I'll be okay. I'm calling the studio, Matthew. You're not shooting today. No, people are depending on me. Movies bring so much joy. Stop. You're done. Just get some rest. He bought it. How can I handle work on a day like today. One of the worst performances of my career and he never doubted it for a second. Hi, can I get my CR-V brought up, please? I've got a lot to do today. Broderick? Broderick? You have excellent taste in automobiles. Live is packed with things you have to do, but sometimes you gotta live a little. Calm yourself woman. Matthew, you poor thing. You sound awful. How could I resist? Look, I don't know what you tell you. He's sick. Actors get sick sometimes. Thanks. Have a good night. I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once and a while, you could miss it. Get going in the all-new CR-V from Honda. You're still here? Don't you have anything better to do? Go on. Get going. Go. (Lyrics) Oh yeah. Oh yea. Walter Linder Grace SOCHOIC (License Plate) - the Ferrari in FBDO was referred to as "So Choice" (i.e., cool) Honored Guest All-New CR-V leaplist.honda.com Honda CR-V, Honda CRV, Honda CR V Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad

"Baby Sling" This commercial shows a bratty little kid on a playground set while his grandmother babysits him and his baby brother who is in a jump-up sling. The grandmother is getting tired of this brat and gives him a dirty look. She picks up the baby and rolls back in her motorized wheelchair, stretching the springs on the baby sling. She lets him go right at the little monster, and the baby flies through the air and grabs the chips. Baby and grandma give a nice smile to the boy as they crunch on a chip. Who has the Doritos? Who has the Doritos? Want one? Sorry! Doritos Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad

"Sled" (Super Bowl / Post-Super Bowl Version) NOTE TO READERS: This commercial was released DURING the 2012 Super Bowl and featured the song "Movin' on Up" by 50 Cent. The pre-game teaser ad played "Party Still Jumpin'" by BKM. You can view the original commercial and get the song by checking out the connections. This Big Game teaser commercial begins in Alaska (or other Arctic area), and shows an Inuit (Eskimo) hooking up his Husky sled dogs. He walks back to his igloo to tell his wife goodbye before riding off onto the arctic tundra on the sled. Later we see the snow bouncing as if something huge is coming. We see that the man is now riding in his car - a Suzuki Kizashi - with all his dogs inside with him, and he's turning up the volume on a rap song playing on the car stereo. It is the beat of the song making the snow jump. He flies through the snow in the car, turning up the heat to stay comfortable. When he gets home, his wife is mad at him and wonders where the sled is. With a huge smile on his face, he tells her that he traded it in. Where's the sled? I traded it in. The All-Wheel Drive Suzuki Kizashi (Lyrics) Yeah, yeah Black tie affair Fresh and debonair Tryin' to keep the party jumpin', so turn it up In other words woozy, but all of that's suzy(?) Black tie affair Fresh and debonair We trying to keep the party jumping so turn it up Turn it up 50 Cent - Movin On Up Kizashi AWD KizashiKicks.com Suzuki Upgrade your ride Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad