commercials

As the new guy in the Albany area I’m still learning all the local business and last night I saw a commercial that blew my mind.

Last night we saw another exciting game between the Giants and the Patriots. The game was only half of what we were watching for though. We were also there to checkout all the commercials. Now most of them appeared online, but some of them were left as a surprise. So without further adieu, I give you the 2012 Super Bowl commercial awards.

We all remember the Budweiser Clydesdales, right? Those magnificent horses pulling a carriage fit for a king? Well, it looks like we’ll be seeing them again during the Super Bowl 2012 commercials.

Super Bowl XLVI is Sunday, although the game is expected to be a good one, many will tune in just to check out the commercials.  This year a 30 second ad in the Super Bowl will cost approximately 3.5 million dollars.  With that kind of money, you know companies will put out only the best and most creative ads. Check out a sneak peak of some commercials you will see in Super Bowl Sunday including

After 14 years of pitching Priceline.com, the company has decided to kill off William Shatner's character 'The Priceline Negotiator' in a fiery bus crash.   Is this really the end of the character or is he set to miraculously return on Super Bowl Sunday?

In honor of the fourth annual Kegs, Eggs, and Legs I decided to countdown the sexiest beer commercials of all time. If it's one thing that we really enjoy it's beer and hot girls, and why not? They are a great combination. Put those two things together with football and you have one of the best combinations of all time....

Beer manufacturers know nothing about their customers. Perhaps ad agencies are to blame. Whoever makes the decisions on beer commercials must be drunk. Not the fun kind of drunk, the “do dumb things that seem smart” kind of drunk that often lead to bad decisions like drunk driving or engagements.

The line from the commercial says it all 'Don't let detergent torture your clothes'. Yep Rob Zombie directed a new 30 second television ad for Woolite. Apparently the detergent wanted a hardcore approach to sell Woolite. Rob Zombie is your guy to get that approach. See the commercial.

We have all scene the now infamous Old Spice commercials, but have you ever wondered how they make all the magic happen?  A whole lot goes into the 30 second pieces which, in my opinion, are hilarious.  Look, I'm on a horse.

In a game where momentum seemed to swing like a pendulum, the Green Bay Packers come away with a big win.  Some other big moments also caught Americas attention on "Super Sunday".