February 1, 2013 As I’m getting ready for the game on Sunday and hearing all the reports about years past and the best play, the best player, the best team, I started thinking there are some things that have never happened on Super Sunday. Just working from memory, the Detroit Lions have never been there (they did win a championship before they started using Roman Numerals.)
E-Trade returns to Super Bowl 2013 with the now familiar E-Trade baby, who is apparently trapped in some sort of anomaly in the time continuum that prevents him from aging.
Even 'Parks and Recreation' star Amy Poehler is getting in on the Super Bowl commercials of 2013. "How many hilarious movies starring me will this play before running out of juice?," asks Amy, holding up a tablet. Good question, Amy. If the answer isn't "all of them," then we don't want to buy one.
Alright, this is Super Bowl 2013 commercial is pretty funny. Except for how angry we would be if somebody took our clothes out of the dryer the *moment* it turned off at the laundromat. Not cool.
Given his frequent hard partying and bro-riffic off-the-field behavior, New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski seems more likely to shotgun a beer than sip some lemonade.
The Taco Bell 2013 Super Bowl commercial is hopefully a glimpse into our future.
Go Daddy's pitchwoman Danica Patrick is back in their 2013 Super Bowl Commercial. But it's supermodel Bar Refaeli who does the heavy lifting in the spot that is sure to garner its share of attention.
Like they typically do, Budweiser will be featuring their famous Clydesdales in one of their 2013 Super Bowl commercials. We're still not quite sure what they signify. (Budweiser: so good even a giant horse will drink it?)
February 1, 2013 The day that all football fans look forward to is almost here! Super Bowl 47 is set for this Sunday in New Orleans. You can hear the game on B-98.5, with our pre-game kicking off at 4 p.m.. The Bee will also be broadcasting live at the Bench Sports Bar in Gardiner from 5 to 7 p.m.. Now for the game itself, my gut feeling tells me this should be a great game.
Jack in the Box thinks the best way to get people to buy their sandwich is to call it a "Hot Mess." Is this the most questionable marketing decision of the 2013 Super Bowl?
