The Best Super Bowl Commercials from Super Bowl XLII (2008)

These are the best Super Bowl Ads that aired during Super Bowl XLII. They appeared in the order that they aired.

Bud Light - The Ability to Breath Fire

Budweiser Beer said that it now came with the ability to breath fire. It was great for relighting candles on the date, but it was not good when the man found out his date had a cat and he sneezed fire, setting the cat aflame. We are told that the ability to breathe fire is no longer available with Bud Light.

Diet Pepsi Max - Wake Up People

A bunch of different people are shown nodding off to sleep in different places. At times it looks as if their necks are about to snap. One person takes a sip of Diet Pepsi Max and the others are shown drinking it and they all awake and are wide awake.

Bud Light - Wine and Cheese Party

The wives and girlfriends want to have a wine and cheese party. The husbands and boyfriends come along and gather in the kitchen. Under a huge container that looks like a giant wheel of cheese, there's Miller Lite. In what looks like a baguette, there's a bottle of Miller Lite. In what looks like a box of wine, there's a small television so they can watch football. One of the guys leaves and says that he is going on a cheese run.

FedEx - Carrier Pigeons

An office needs a way to ship packages. One of the employees figures out that he could use carrier pigeons, but these are now state of the art carrier pigeons that have GPS and night vision. The boss asks about how they will deliver the big packages. He reveals a giant carrier pigeon. These giant pigeons cause lots of problems by pecking apart the streets and buildings and carrying cars away from where they are parked. The boss that says that the company should go with FedEx.

Budweiser - Dalmatian Trains Clydesdale

A Clydesdale horse named Thunder is not material for a Budweiser Clydesdale. A dalmatian then trains the horse and when the next year comes, Thunder is chosen as one of the Budweiser Clydesdale. Thunder touches one of his hooves to one of the dalmatian's paws like a high five.

Career Builder - Follow Your Heart