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SUPERBOWL XL: OPERATION DISTRACT AND DELAY

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Super Bowl AdsSuperbowl XL: Break 5

"Jackie Chan Co-starring Diet Pepsi" | Diet Pepsi

Summary: Diet Pepsi's agent Jay Mohr secures a starring role for his client in a Jackie Chan movie.

High Point: Director calls cut for the stunt double — Diet Coke

Low Point: Mohr saying to the can of Diet Pepsi, "You look great! Aren't you glad you didn't do the stunts?"

Will this commercial soothe the minds of scandal-weary Americans? The kitsch of racial stereotyping is always wholesome.

Cars | Disney/Pixar

Summary: It's like Finding Nemo but instead of fish, there are cars. It's also sort of like Herbie: Fully Loaded, only there are no boobs.

High Point: Well, at least it's not a movie being adapted from a '70's TV show.

Low Point: Apparently cars can have fiances. This is clearly against God's will.

Will this commercial soothe the minds of scandal-weary Americans? If this doesn't, nothing will.

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