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Super Bowl 2012 again provided some great entertainment; the commercials! This year my favorite commercial was sponsored by Bud Light titled; Rescue Dog

Bud Light is a flavorless example of poor brewing practices.

Continuing our series honoring beer and Oktoberfest, here are my thoughts on Bud Light. Of course there are those that love this low octane version of the king of beers, find out if I am one of them.

These four beers were chosen at the beer summit by President Obama, Gates, Joe Biden, and Officer Crowley. Plus, an review on each of the beers that were chosen.

A review of each commercial aired from kickoff to the end of the game.

After Miller's runaway success with their Miller Chill beer, Budweiser decides to try their hand at the lime/beer mix, but do they outperform Miller or fall flat on their face?

Beer, tomato juice, and...clam juice?

Super Bowl commercials are always some of the best commercials of the year because so many people watch the Super Bowl. This makes the ad spaces expensive, which means companies work the hardest on these commercials.

This was another disappointing year for Super Bowl commercials. While there were some very amusing spots, there wasn't much of anything that broke new ground. These commercials were better than the last few years, but not as good as the golden years.

The following is a list of the most memorable commercials from this year. According to Forbes magazine, this year's price for a 30-second spot was $2.7 million dollars, slightly higher than last year's number of $2.6 million dollars.

The best commercials from Super Bowl XLII.

How do the two most popular beers compare head to head on the level of taste, content, and price?

Review of the 2007 Superbowl Bud Light Gorillas commercial.

There has been a long rivalary between Anheuser-Busch and the Miller Brewing company. I did a taste test and came up with some interesting results.

A very funny poem in some Spanish/English with a dash of made up words not spelled right. Think you all will get a laugh at it. It's my version of an old Pitbull song completely messed up like Weird Al Yankovic style.

The best man that anyone could have had the opportunity to know.

Although the ratings were close for most of the top 16 spots, the top three scored far ahead of the pack, with the top two going to the dogs in a "dog-gone" tie. A tiny Darth Vader powering up a Volkswagen came in third...

Event TV is what the Super Bowl is -- and that's a good thing.

Reviewing the 2011 Super Bowl Commercials.

We all have a car that we love. We love it like our favorite cheap beer Yes, we all appreciate a nice wine, but Bud Light has been there for all your great memories.

A quick recap and review of the ads of Super Bowl XLIV.

First came Miller with its lime- and salt-flavored Miller Chill, then Michelob with its unique light beer, flavored with lime and cactus. Finally Budweiser realized it was missing the boat and leaped into the fray with its latest offering, Bug Light with Lime.

Anheuser Busch will introduce a new lime tinged beer in May. It will be launched nationally without being tried in test markets first....

This year, the much-anticipated Super Bowl commercials were a yawn, though there were a few exceptions.

Super Bowl Sunday is a huge industry. More important to some, though, are the commercials. They are debated more than the results of the game on the Monday after the game. Here are this year's highlights and stinkers, which cost a record $2.7 million per 30-second spot.

The iBuzz is exactly what you think it is, a personal vibrator designed to link to your iPod and vibrate in rhythm to the music.