TVSquad

Remember all the ads you saw at last year's Super Bowl? No? Well, me neither, until I found Google's massive archive of them that is. They have what looks like every ad from Super Bowl XL, The Bud Light Secret Fridge, Bud On The Roof, Bud Save Yourself (with the Bear), Hummer Monsters, Mission Impossible III, Nationwide Gondola, Jessica Simpson's Pizza Hut commercial, Taco Bell's Good to Go, Sprint's Locker Room commercial, my favorite, (the one where the golfer claims his phone has crime deterrent, then throws it at the other guy's head to prove it) and many others. If you want a Super Bowl themed trip down commercial memory lane, you got your wish.

If you were one of those who dared leave the television during commercial breaks, only to miss all of the usual "special" commercials that run during the Super Bowl, you're in luck. Our long-lost-step-sister-twice-removed site AdJab has got you covered, reviewing every commercial of the evening. Check them out from the list, after the jump, to see what they had to say.

The excitement that is rock and roll, by and large, has always had difficulty coming across on television. The television screen puts limitations on the visuals of a rock and roll show, especially the feedback the crowd gives the band when they're playing well. Plus, rock and roll is meant to play loud, and no matter how loud you put the volume up on your television, most of the time it just doesn't translate.

However, there have been a few times where rock and roll has transcended the television screen and brought across truly memorable moments. Of course, when The Beatles appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, it was such an historic event that what you heard didn't matter--it was only what you saw. A few years ago, U2 played at halftime of the Super Bowl, and again, although the sound was a bit murky, their performance was so mesmerizing that people still talk about.

This year's Super Bowl halftime show featured The Rolling Stones. As big a fan as I am (I've seen them live over 20 times), I was curious to see how they would come across on television. They've been appearing on TV for over 40 years, so they know the drill, and Mick Jagger certainly knows how to play to the cameras.

Game over! Congrats Pittsburgh! Here are the results of the SB squares game. Names in bold within the chart are the winners -- congratulations to you, as well! I'll be getting in contact with you via email tomorrow, so be on the lookout.

	SEATTLE
P I T T S B U R G H		4	7	8	1	6	9	0	3	5	2
	9	Bus	Rats	D	Et	JTj	BM	RMC	yy	SR	Sn
	4	Jon	WB	Ml	BR	Ev	TJ	Bala	SC	yte	kip
	7	Az	Em	Eh	Jay	JJ	TP	doc	DH	js	CTM
	3	RC	jm	Ma	Lisa	BMa	Aliza	m7	wn	Marc	Sam
	2	Sk	Kev	CO	MiC	B	FB	JS	CC	rc	Dn
	8	Msr	TH	riki	RB	Fnk	la	Man	Tim	MK	AM
	0	DG	Z	JB	Cg	BeB	MG	JK	VM	Dave	H
	6	BA	Pud	TVG	TG	JC	Soh	reb	Rob	Ngl	T
	1	Mike	MM		TS	WC	rdy	MiB		paul	Moth
	5	sts		BL	Ea		BB	Aa	rob	Tim2	jk

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