Super Bowl XLIX: In Game Commercials Part 2: Honorable Mention

Here in part two, here are the in-game ads during NBC Sports' coverage of Super Bowl XLIX in which I gave an honorable mention. Though the ads are mediocre to T-Mobile terrible (see below), you will see why they didn't make the top five on my list. And here we go.

I lost my dog. Find my dog.

Forget the Internet. It's all about the Coke-rnet.

Jeff Bridges or Kevin Nash?

Arm wrestling the rainbow.

LOCTITE really saved our marriage.

God Made a Farmer. Part Deux.

The two worst ads of the night were from T-Mobile. The next to worst was that 'sorry, it's a boy' ad with Chelsea Handler and Sarah Silverman (very disappointed). However the worst was the first T-Mobile ad with Kim Kardashian. So before you folks say 'Sorry, It's a Boy' was the worst due to its sexist overtones, remember, the first T-Mobile ad of the night. May lose a lot of customers because of  the super-whore.

Without no Audi or Pepsi, the ads this year have been mediocre, but who knows what will be the trend for SB50, in which CBS Sports is paying $5 million for ad spot! Just because it's the 50th annual Super Bowl!

Super Bowl XLIX Commercials Review Part 1: The Five Best Ads (In-Game)

It's that time again. For the fifth consecutive year, in game ads were viewed, and will once again be divided into two parts. This first part will deal with the top five ads in-game, while part two will be about honorable mentions. No Audi this year, but anyway, here we go.

5. A former 'Bond' wants to be a re-charged action star (the 'KIA Guy' from the Australian Open men's final was not in this ad).

4. This land is your land,

This land is my land,

From California to the New York Islands,

From the Redwood Forest to the gulf stream waters,

This land was made for you and me. 

3. Here comes PAC-MAN.

Hey PAC-MAN, what's up?

2. Remember, slow and steady wins the race. 

And the best ad of Super Bowl XLIX is...

1. Finally, a car that can run on a pill. The forefront of Pfizer's VIAGRA (sildenafil citrate) fuel additive. 

That's part one, and as you see, it's no surprise that the automobile ads trumps all. Coming up, part two, featuring the honorable mentions.