Best of the old SuperBowl commercials

[Jeffrey Travis]

Who remembers Terry Tate - office linebacker -

These are some of the best commercials ever made. The fact that they slid the name of the company and the name of the company in the Sensitivity Training video by the people at Reebok and the sensors is amazing. (if you need either defined see www.urbandictionary.com - but do not think you will not be disgusted)



None the less, this hits on office life more than Dilbert.



"You cannot walk away from a K22 paperjam, baby!"



In OSPN - he is doing mime and actually opens the door before tackling the one dude.



Enjoy,



JT#14

 

[Dre L]

I need one of those.

 

[Todd Z]

I posted this about 2 weeks ago...

Todd Z

 

[Johnny O]

The SB commercials this year were pretty lame. Nothing stood out.

 

[Dale Carter]

I agree about the censors, wow that is nasty.

 

[Bill V]

That was a good commercial, if you view all the side films that went along with it. But the 30 second spot that appeared during the game wasn't that great itself--I don't think it was even the best one that year.



Besides, how do you put a commercial from only 2 or 3 years ago in the category of "the old Super Bowl commercials"? Sorry, but in terms of quality, it doesn't even come close to classics like Mean Joe Greene's Coke commercial, or the 1984 Apple Mac commercial, or even the original Bud Bowl...

 

[Jeffrey Travis]

Call me crazy but milk, underwear, even spray cheese that is 2-3 years old I label as old, I guess I put commercials in the same realm.



Original Bud Bowl good, as they went on, not so good.