If you are looking for a place to watch all of the 2010 Super Bowl XLIV in one spot, go to NFL FanHouse. What was your favorite commercial?

[Playing above, Doritos' "Play Nice" and "Google Parisian Love"]

Related Link:
How the Letterman-Oprah-Leno Super Bowl Ad Came Together - Media Decoder Blog (NYTimes)

Previously on BC:
Chicago Bears, The Super Bowl Shuffle
Commercials From Super Bowl XL
Class Super Bowl Commercials

CANON Commercial - Freeze Tag from Saman Keshavarz on Vimeo.

"aim it. shoot it. freeze it."

Cherry Coke may be "outrageous", but 80s fashion....  not so outrageous.  Link to commercial.

Previously:
Coca-Cola commercial done GTA style, Commercials from the 80s: Atari, Nintendo and Wendy's (LwL)

Here are a couple commercials straight from China that may or may not make you smile.  They certainly made me chuckle.

Rejoice shampoo commercial - hmmmm...  I think he meant to do it.

Viral board game commercial - Now this is one game you only play with people you hate.

Here are your Lazy Weekend Links for this weekend:

An Argentinian couple has placed a paid announcement in a major newspaper "expressing their desire for some social neglect," meaning, they don't want to be invited to anymore weddings.

Brussels Airlines is adding one more ball to their 13-ball logo on all tails and sides of their Airbuses because it was scaring superstitious customers away.

Heart disease is the number one killer in women -- take care of your heart.

Forget iPods.  Bring the Boombox back.

Check out this small collection of vintage Hungarian commercials I found on YouTube:  sausages, milk, bug killer, workgloves.  Did anyone else notice that the milk looked a little thick?  Who eats that much sausage?  And do people really hold hands a lot when they are wearing workgloves?

I had an R2-D2 cake at my 5th birthday, but no R2-D2 trash can.

Happy weekend!

You can view all the ads from Super Bowl XLI here at CBS Sportsline.com. 

What was your favorite commercial?

Pictured: "The Champion of Personal Navigation", Garmin

In preparation for Super Bowl Sunday, I've put together some classic Super Bowl commercials.  Seriously, who really watches the Super Bowl for the football?

In 1984, Apple put together a legendary ad based on the classic George Orwell novel 1984.  This commercial introduced the Macintosh.

E*Trade commercial that came out around 1999.  "He's got money coming out the whazoo."

Here is another Apple ad (1999) in which the topic was Y2K.  Taken from the classic sci-fi flick 2001: A Space Odyssey, HAL2000 explains in his eerie voice how in the year 2000 computers began to misbehave due to the Y2K bug.  "Only Macintosh was designed to function perfectly saving billions of monetary units.  You like your Macintosh better than me don't you, Dave?"

All of you have probably seen this Sprint commercial a million times, but it still makes me laugh.  Sprint phones include crime deterrent.

Here's a little snippit of Super Bowl 2007.  GoDaddy.com has yet another banned ad this year.  Check it out.  I thought it was funny.

Go Pack Go!  Oh, whoops!  It's the Bulls vs. the Lakers, right? 

This weekend's Lazy Weekend Links are dedicated to commercials from the 80s. 

Here is a Game Boy 2-in-1 Arcade Classics commercial with a belly-jiggling, disco-dancing, goldchain-wearing, John Travolta wannabe.   Warning: Hairy chest shot at the end.

Just three words, "Where's the beef?"  I know Wendy's came out with a slew of "Where's the beef?" commercials, but I believe this was the original commercial that started it all. 

The NES Power Glove never worked, but the commercial sure is amusing. 

This is a very cool Atari commercial, "What will we come up with next."  Kids these days will never be able to appreciate gaming from our generation.

Have a good holiday weekend and stuff yourself senseless with your Thanksgiving leftovers.

Ladies, slip on your heels and put on your aprons -- We could learn from these vintage Folgers commercials:

Folgers commercial 1
Folgers commercial 2
Folgers commercial 3

Okay, now back to reality.  Put on your powersuit, make the big bucks and give your man $5 to buy his own coffee at  Starbucks.

Previously:
Classic Wilkins Coffee Jim Henson Ads, Classic Butter Ball Turkey Commercial from 1959,  Milky the Milking Cow, 1960s Commercial: Cock O' The Walk low calorie fruit cocktail