The Superbowl commercials are expected to make you laugh year in and year out. Whether it's the barage of Bud Light commercials or any other of the handfull of companies that can afford to buy 30 seconds of advertisement, the commercials are sometimes looked forward to even more than the game. In a way, the comedy provides a type of entertainment for all viewers while slyly leaving brand imprints in peoples' minds.
Unfortunately, not all commercials can be a comedial knock out. It seems each year, for every one good commercial, there are three or more faliures that leave the nation pondering why these companies spend all this money to make a fool out of themselves. Nonetheless, the commercials continue to push the boundaries of public broadcasting as in the Godaddy.com's capturing of a very noisy and mildly provocative kiss. Either way, I still enjoy the whole Suberbowl experience every year and try not to think about how much money is wasted on a 30 second stand-up bid.
Should there be a ceiling as to how much tv stations can charge for airtime during the Superbowl?
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