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Because of the overall buzz surrounding them, commercials aired during the Super Bowl receive additional airplay and exposure outside of the game as well, such as during newscasts and morning shows. Since 2000, CBS has aired an annual television special prior to the game, Super Bowl's Greatest Commercials, which showcases notable Super Bowl ads from prior games, and in recent years, has allowed viewers to vote for their favorite Super Bowl ads to be featured during it] Many viewers watch the Super Bowl only for the commercials: in 2015, Dish Network went as far as allowing the "Primetime Anytime" and "AutoHop" features on its Hopperdigital video recorder, which automatically records primetime programs from the major networks and trims commercials from the recordings, to function in reverse and allow users to view a recording of the Super Bowl that skips over the game itself and only shows the commercials.
Now in its 24th year, the special celebrates the Super Bowl commercials that have famously kept America laughing during the big game. F.O.A.T features iconic commercials, including the E*TRADE Babies, the CareerBuilder monkeys, Budweiser's Lamb Streaker, Mt. Dew's PuppyMonkeyBaby, and many other hilariously memorable Super Bowl commercials.
Then, Nate Burleson and Daniela Ruah will rank their favorites in the Funniest-of-All-Time Countdown before revealing their top two picks. Afterward, it's up to the viewers at home to decide which is the funniest-of-all-time Super Bowl commercial via a LIVE online vote, with the results announced at the end of the show.
Kevin Frazier, co-host of ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT, returns as sideline contributor to provide exclusive behind-the-scenes looks and sneak peeks of 2025 super spots, including a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Budweiser Whassup campaign.
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