2008 Superbowl News News

There is no denying that the Super Bowl XLII was a good one — good action, good stories and pretty cheerleaders. But in the end — who cares? What we really care about are the Super Bowl 2008 commercials and, most importantly, the Super Bowl 2008 commercial reviews.

How did they do? Does beer really let you breath fire? Will the Audi really kill your old car? Will anyone let the guys at Sales Genie make another commercials? So many questions.. so little time.

So, without further ado, our official Super Bowl 2008 Commercial Awards…

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Fresh of the press for you New York Giant fans a momento to celebrate the victory… or Patriot fans who want to watch the final game and weep. NFL films has released the DVD of the 2008 superbowl.

Buy it NOW, from Amazon.Com!

What’s more important than your state going to the polls to pick their parties nominee?

The Super Bowl!

New York City is very tentatively planning a parade for Super Tuesday in case the Giants win — which marks it as the most entertaining Super Tuesday since Nixon did a nude victory run through Times Square.

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You can finally affect the Superbowl with your phone — it’s like all of your private dreams and fantasies have come true.

In the fourth quarter of the Superbowl, fans can vote for the MVP on their wireless devices as well as on NFL.com/Superbowl.com — and while that doesn’t mean you can text strategy to Tom Brady, it’s still kind of cool.

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Could Michael Jackson please stop with the comebacks?

Mr. Jackson is planning to have a commercial for SoBe Life Water to be released during the Super Bowl — the commercial will feature the "Thriller" theme and a bitter taste in your mouth.

We hadn’t even realized that Michael was allowed in the country. Is Michael allowed in the country?

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What’s that? An airline is bending its back to get you where you need to be on time? Why would they do something like that?! Ohh, it’s for the Superbowl.

JetBlue Airways is adding a special nonstop flight to accomodate the plethora (nice word, right?) of Patriots fans traveling between Phoenix and Logan International airports for the Superbowl. To further accomodate passengers, JetBlue will make the seats cramped, the food terrible, and the landing of the fear-for-your-life variety.

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For the Australians and non-Australians who were dying to see the first Australian play in the Super Bowl — sadly, you’re out of luck. Mat McBriar and the Dallas Cowboys lost to the New York Giants on Sunday, making kangaroos cry out in pain across the world.

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There’s no Super Bowl without the NFL Experience — an interactive park that will cover nearly 850,000 square feet just west of the University of Phoenix.

For people who aren’t CEOs, celebrities, or children of very rich people, the NFL Experience is the closest you’ll get to watching the Super Bowl — except you won’t really be watching anything, so it’s not even that close.

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Results, Inc., an Atlanta based entertainment production company announced, "My Song, My Way" an online contest sponsored by Burger King and launched in conjunction with the 2008 Super Bowl Gospel celebration.

The contest will give winners a VIP trip to Super Bowl XLII to perform live, onstage, with the NHL Players Choir. It also promises winners that they will live the "SuperStar" lifestyle — which means they’ll not only get a bountiful amounts of "ho’s" but will also be given crack/cocaine to further enjoy their visit.

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The NFL will partner once again with Home Depot to bring "pro football’s interactive theme park spanning nearly 850,000 square feet and featuring more than 50 interactive games and attractions to Arizona." The Super Bowl XLII is the second year that Home Depot will be the presenting sponsor of "The NFL Experience" and will, much like its stores, assure you the worst customer service humanely possible.

Here’s an excerpt from their Press Release:

Tickets to The NFL Experience Built By The Home Depot are now on sale and may be purchased by calling (866) TIX-4NFL (849-4635), and online at http://www.superbowl.com/. Tickets are $17.50 for adults and $12.50 for children 12 and under, and permit entry for a particular day and time. Tickets also will be available at the gate during operating days and hours, beginning Jan. 26.