Super Bowl commercials: Best ads from the second quarter

By Zack Pierce
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It's finally here: The moment you've been waiting for all season. The return of Super Bowl commercials. We'll be keeping a running list of all the most notable spots from Sunday's game right here. If you missed any or want to see them again, just check in right here.

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T-Mobile: Celebration Expert




Justin Bieber joins forces with the mobile phone company to walk you through the history of celebrations, starting with Caveman Gronk inventing the high five.


Sprint: Faking Death




"Well, kids, daddy's dead," cheerily declares the star of this ad after pushing his car off a cliff. Enter the Sprint Guy — formerly the Verizon Guy — to inform him it need not be so complicated to change providers.


Bai: Timberlake and Walken




Christopher Walken reading N'Sync lyrics and Justin Timberlake giving him eyes about it was a perfect recipe.


Pistachios: Treadmill Elephant




We'd seen this one before the Super Bowl, but nevertheless ... a funny offering from a company that rarely disappoints.


WeatherTech: Mission Impossible




You might think WeatherTech protects your car simply by providing added durability for tough conditions. But you would be wrong. Super-powered, Mission Impossible-style secret agents are to thank.


Febreze: Halftime Bathroom Break




An appropriate point of entry for the air freshener.


Coca-Cola: Love Story




Coke loves food. Food loves Coke. Happily ever after.


Alfa Romeo: Ride Dragons




A pretty intoxicating mix for anyone who likes rocket engines and ballet dancers.


Michelob Ultra: Cheers




The Cheers theme music plays over a montage of folks sweating their tails off. Once they've completed their workouts, it's time to crack beers.


SquareSpace: John Malkovich




John Malkovich continues the quest to get control of his cherished domain name — johnmalkovich.com.


TurboTax: Humpty Dumpty




Can Humpty Dumpty write off his medical expenses on his taxes? In this case, yes.


Wendy's: Frozen Beef




Did you know they thaw out frozen beef with hair dryers? But not at Wendy's.


Honda: Yearbook Photos




A pretty cool little collection of celebrities talking out of the images of their childhood yearbook photos to remind you that even you, big a dork as you were back then, can still be great.


Lexus: Poetry




I'd definitely do a dance like that if I could afford a Lexus.


Tide: Terry Bradshaw




FOX's own Terry Bradshaw goes on quite the odyssey before Tide comes to save the day.


Buick: Kid Cam




After a sharp car pulls into the parking lot at a pee wee football game, a dad in the crowd says, "If that's a Buick, then my kid's Cam Newton." Guess what happens.


84 Lumber: The Journey




Another ad that speaks to current affairs, this powerful immigration-themed spot from 84 Lumber urges you to go on to their website to see the conclusion.

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