Hasta La Creative!

Said to air during pre-game, this Grey-created Downy commercial is a remake of the classic 1980 Mean Joe Green Coke commercial created by McCann-Erickson.

We think Volkswagen’s follow up to last year’s The Force is OK.

And it goes on…and on…and on…and one. The parade of previews, teasers and behind the scenes videos leading up to Super Bowl Sunday where all will be unleashed. Except, of course, for Melanie Amaro’s boobs.

TBWA has released its new Cola Wars work for Pepsi MAX which has the Coke guy trying to buy some Pepsi Max with out getting noticed.

Hey we’re supposed to want to ogle hot women wearing bikinis in Super Bowl ads but we imagine that might get quite boring for women after a while.

Hey everyone’s doing it so why not a social media agency looking to get some ink around Super Bowl hype?

Toyota is out with an extended version of its Saatchi & Saatchi LA-created commercial for the Super Bowl.

So here’s the Priceline Super Bowl commercial that says goodbye to William Shatner as spokesperson.

Hoping to leverage the 60 percent or so of people who will be tweeting, Facebooking Google+’ing and just about every other form of ‘ing you can think of, Coke, with help from Wieden + Kennedy and 360i, will launch CokePolarBowl, a site featuring two polar bears who will react in real time to the game and the ads.

To illustrate just how much it cares about customer service, FirstBank will urge Super Bowl viewers – at least in Colorado – to take a bathroom break.