Long after details of the action on the field
are forgotten, Super Bowl commercials remain
embedded in our memories and pop culture.
Over the years, ads have ranged from
straightforward to funny, from sexy to
abstract, and from tender to annoying. What
are your favorite Super Bowl ads from years
past? Weigh in here on Facebook.
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One of the most heartwarming Super Bowl ads was the 1979 Coca-Cola commercial featuring "Mean Joe" Greene of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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We all remember the 1973 Noxema commercial with New York Jets football star Joe Namath and Farrah Fawcett -- three years before her Charlie's Angels stardom.
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For better or worse, this 1995 Budweiser commercial is still with us.
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And the catchphrase that friends yelled back and forth to each other can also be traced to Bud.
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Terry Tate, Office Linebacker, is a popular series of Reebok commercials about a make believe football player who physically enforces office policies.
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In 2010, Snickers featured actress Betty White, whose popularity has increased as she's aged. The kicker was a cameo from Abe Vigoda.
Neal Augenstein , wtop.com
WASHINGTON – Long after details of the action on the field are forgotten, Super Bowl commercials remain embedded in our memories and pop culture.
Over the years, ads have ranged from straightforward to funny, from sexy to abstract and from tender to annoying.
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