The Best and Worst Super Bowl Commercials of 2007

The 2007 slew of special effect laden, trained monkey exploiting, oversexed wet t-shirt contest ads began shortly before kickoff in this year's Miami match up between Indianapolis and Chicago. The first quarter, filled with the biggest and best of the year's advertising offerings was almost overshadowed by the slippery sliding fumble fest on the field.

But the ads are never to be underestimated and this year proved to be a step up from last year's half hearted stable of monkey jokes. Fedex takes their delivery area from prehistoric times to the moon as their spaceship touches down to "The Final Countdown" and the fist bump is officially out but who stuck out the most this year with the right balance of clever and funny, and who merely threw more wet t-shirt contests our way?

The long awaited Kevin Federline commercial, the one floating around the internet for the last two weeks is still funny as he shows us what we've all been thinking - he wouldn't even make a good fast food employee. On the down side though, we're subjected to almost 20 seconds of his rap video.

Budweiser has always had their finger firmly planted on the pulse of the American public and the advertising arena, from Frogs and Lizards to "Wassup?!" they've managed to keep it funny and offer something new and refreshing each and every year. Part of that's the dozen or so ads they plop the big bucks down for, but if they didn't what would we talk about on Monday? This year is no exception. Their trademark young male audience throwing rocks at each others heads in a full contact game of Rock, Paper, Scissors led the pack. Carlos Mencia makes a spirited appearance teaching immigrants how to ask for a Bud Light in different cities, and an ax murderer woos his way into the back seat of a couple driving home with a case of Bud Light.