Okay, others will do this topic justice (in fact, Busy Mom liveblogged the commercials, go see her for all of them and their times and stuff) but I gotta say a couple things about the Super Ads this year.

1. The [tag]suicidal robot[/tag] from GM? That’s just wrong. He dropped. a. screw. GM wants us to think they would fire somebody for that? C’mon, I’ve owned GM cars that totally screwed me. A missing screw might have helped a bit. My kids were watching with their mouths dropped to the floor, they couldn’t believe it when he jumped off the bridge. (C’mon, GM, have you not seen “Robots” or “Cars?” These things are more real to kids than regular people actors are. Have a heart)
2. Ford, some kind of “super duty” thing that’s ‘Coming Soon.’ Uh, yeah, hopefully that’ll be “before they file bankruptcy.”
3. Bud Light ads made me chuckle. They should just buy all the ad time at the super bowl, better than 80% of the rest
4. Am I the only one that thought [tag]K-Fed[/tag] looked kinda hott working the fry station? Really? Well, ok then.
5. As always, way too many ads for crime shows designed “for a mature audience.” My three year old now wants a career in forensic psychology. My nine year old thinks it’d be cool to set off bombs in Miami. Thanks again, Network.
6. Coke decided to show the ads they’ve been showing for a year or so at my multi-plex. They look much, much better on the TV screen than at the movies. (that’s a hint, [tag]cokeheads[/tag]). If you give a little love, it all comes back to you.

As for the game?

Meh.

I wanted Chicago to win, I guess, but guess what: you gotta do better than four first downs a half to win the Super Bowl. And both teams fumbled like little kids (our pee wee league has better ball control). Here was my favorite bit:

Of course, that was pretty much the highlight for Chicago last night, things went to shit after that.