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Watch All the Super Bowl Spots

From Bud to Pepsi to Cash4Gold, They're All Here

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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Did you miss one of the Super Bowl ads? Never fear, Ad Age has gathered them all up and presents them here for your viewing pleasure. From the Budweiser Clydesdales to the SoBe Lizards, watch them all as often as you like.

Also read Garfield's Review of all the spots.

Watch All Spots by Advertisers: A-B | C-F | G-M | M-Z

Audi

Chase
Title: Chase
Brand: Audi
Agency: Venables Bell & Partners, San Francisco

Anheuser-Busch

Clydesdale Circus
Title: Clydesdale Circus
Brand: Budweiser
Agency: DDB, Chicago
Clydesdale Generations
Title: Clydesdale Generations
Brand: Budweiser
Agency: Waylon Advertising, St. Louis
Clydesdale Stick
Title: Clydesdale Stick
Brand: Budweiser
Agency: DDB, Chicago
O Americana
Title: O Americana
Brand: Budweiser
Agency: DDB, Chicago
Conan O'Brien
Title: Conan O'Brien
Brand: Bud Light
Agency: DDB, Chicago
Meeting
Title: Meeting
Brand: Bud Light
Agency: DDB, Chicago
Skier
Title: Skier
Brand: Bud Light
Agency: DDB, Chicago
Sphere of Summer
Title: Sphere of Summer
Brand: Bud Light Lime
Agency: DDB, Chicago

Bridgestone

Taters
Title: Taters
Brand: Bridgestone
Agency: Richards Group, Dallas
Hot Item
Title: Hot Item
Brand: Bridgestone
Agency: Richards Group, Dallas

CareerBuilder

Tips
Title: Tips
Brand: CareerBuilder
Agency: Wieden & Kennedy

Cars.com

David Abernathy
Title: David Abernathy
Brand: Cars.com
Agency: Omnicom Group's DDB, Chicago

Cash4Gold

One-Up
Title: One-Up
Brand: Cash4Gold
Agency: Euro RSCG Edge

Castrol

Grease Monkeys
Title: Grease Monkeys
Brand: Castrol
Agency: Ogilvy & Mather

Cheetos

Spoiled Girl
Title: Spoiled Girl
Brand: Cheetos
Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners

Coca-Cola

Avatar
Title: Avatar
Brand: Coca-Cola
Agency: Wieden & Kennedy
Heist
Title: Heist
Brand: Coca-Cola
Agency: Wieden & Kennedy
Mean Troy
Title: Mean Troy
Brand: Coke Zero
Agency: Crispin Porter & Bogusky

Denny's

Serious
Title: Serious
Brand: Denny's
Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners

Doritos

Power of the Crunch
Title: Power of the Crunch
Brand: Doritos
Director: Eric Heimbold
Free Doritos
Title: Free Doritos
Brand: Doritos
Director: The Herbert Brothers

E-Trade

401k
Title: 401k
Brand: E-Trade
Agency: Grey, New York
Wings
Title: Wings
Brand: E-Trade
Agency: Grey, New York

General Electric

Scarecrow
Title: Scarecrow
Brand: General Electric
Agency: BBDO, New York

Go Daddy

Shower
Title: Shower
Brand: GoDaddy
Agency: In-house
Baseball
Title: Baseball
Brand: GoDaddy
Agency: In-house

Heineken

Warrior
Title: Warrior
Brand: Heineken
Agency: Wieden & Kennedy

H&R Block

Murray
Title: Murray
Brand: H&R Block
Agency: Campbell Mithun

Hulu

Alec in Huluwood
Title: Alec in Huluwood
Brand: Hulu
Agency: Crispin, Porter & Bogusky

Hyundai

Contract
Title: Contract
Brand: Hyundai
Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners
Angry Bosses
Title: Angry Bosses
Brand: Hyundai
Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners
Epic Lap
Title: Epic Lap
Brand: Hyundai
Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners

Kellogg

The Right Field
Title: The Right Field
Brand: Frosted Flakes
Agency: Leo Burnett, Chicago

Miller

One Second Ads
Title: One-Second Ads
Brand: Miller High Life
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, New York
One Second Ads 2
Title: One-Second Ads
Brand: Miller High Life
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, New York

Monster.com

Double Take
Title: Double Take
Brand: Monster.com
Agency: BBDO, New York

NFL

High Steppin'
Title: High Steppin'
Brand: NFL
Agency: NFL/BBDO, New York

Pedigree

Crazy Pets
Title: Crazy Pets
Brand: Pedigree
Agency: TBWA/Chiat/Day

PepsiCo

Refresh Anthem
Title: Refresh Anthem
Brand: Pepsi
Agency: TBWA/Chiat/Day
I'm Good
Title: I'm Good
Brand: Pepsi Max
Agency: TBWA/Chiat/Day
Pepsuber
Title: Pepsuber
Brand: Pepsi
Agency: Arnell
Talking Heads
Title: Talking Heads
Brand: Gatorade
Agency: TBWA/Chiat/Day

SoBe Life Water

Lizard Lake
Title: Lizard Lake
Brand: SoBe Life Water
Agency: Arnell Group

Sprint

Roadies
Title: Roadies
Brand: Sprint
Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners

Taco Bell

Speed Date
Title: Speed Date
Brand: Taco Bell
Agency: Draft FCB, Irvine

Teleflora

Flowers in a Box
Title: Flowers in a Box
Brand: Teleflora
Agency: The Fire Station (In-house)

Toyota

Faces
Title: Faces
Brand: Toyota
Agency: Burrell Communications, Chicago
Killer Heat
Title: Killer Heat
Brand: Toyota
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Los Angeles

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8 Comments
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  By John | Salt Lake City, UT February 2, 2009 12:38:04 pm:
What about the 3D spots?
  By talarczy | Santa Fe, NM February 6, 2009 11:18:15 am:
Super Bowl XLIII vs. Toilette Bowl Commercials. Who is Winning?

The Super Bowl was once a place where clients and creativity could be showcased within four quarters of a football game. The audience could actually be entertained by Super Bowl Commercials and talk days later about them. But it seems in the last few years these commercials have perpetuated violence and decadence with little or no creativity with high price tags and poor production values. We know these commercials tested well because product management isn't capable of making decisions on their own. But what is even more surprising is that clients approve them. What does this say about corporate management and the audiences who watch these commercials? A violent nation no longer knowing what is good and accepting violence as being humorous. Take the Career Builders just as an example. What were they thinking when they approved this commercial? Would I want to use them to help me find me a job in one of the toughest employment markets since the depression? Take the Dorito's Commercial showing someone destroying property in order to steal the contents and then having another guy throw a projectile which hits a guy in the groin with the client later awarding the creators a million dollars. Not to mention having network news people announce that this was voted as the best commercial of them all. What do these commercials say about the education and the mental and physical health of the our country overall? The 30 and 60 second bites have gotten as bad as the half time shows. By the way compared to others, this years halftime wasn't bad. We can no longer sell product to the audience with great copy and visuals, we need to spend more money and go 3-D. Spending money is the answer. A good concept doesn't cost more but it will sell more. That is if you know what a concept is. It is a pretty sad state of affairs when we have to depend on Budweiser year after year to show us what creativity is all about and they, sadly, are no longer American owned. So much for marketing research and why some pay so much to get so little. It is no wonder why American business and products are in so much trouble. They deserve it. All accept Budweiser that is. Their commercials are so good we still remember them from years ago. Consistent branding, messaging and creativity. Some believe if it doesn't cost a lot it must not be good... just like our Congress: throwing money at the problem is the answer. How about just thinking! The Super Bowl commercial time line from Game 1 may be a good example of where we were and where we are going as nation. In my opinion, current commercials have helped to take us down the road to greed, obesity, alcoholism, disrespect for education and for each other. We have irresponsible marketing research firms, ad agencies and even worse,
  By BillSmith | Columbus, OH August 11, 2009 01:37:39 pm:
I like the Cheetos commercial as it appeals to a great number of individuals and even some that it is making fun of. I have seen this ad run numerous times over the past year so they have utilized the production nicely.
Bill
http://FryingPanSports.com
  By gmiddleton | Indiana, PA September 1, 2009 04:39:53 pm:
Unlike "talarczy" above, I happened to love both the Dorito's and the Career Builder commercials! C'mon, you've gotta have a sense of humor... Lighten up a bit people...

Gaston,
http://www.Ultimate-Resell-Rights.com
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