If you're anything like me, you're much more excited to watch the obscenely-expensive commercial breaks tonight than to discover which team brings home the big title (it's the Packers vs. Steelers this year, right?)

Yosemitebear, the man responsible for the Double Rainbow video cashes in on his 15 minutes of fame in this New Zealand Vodafone commercial, in which he sees double... everything. Double trees, double people, double mailboxes—"it's so intense!"

The leader out of the gate for best commercial at Super Bowl XLV is a Volkswagen ad featuring a young Darth Vader. The most controversial? HomeAway's " Test Baby," which features a baby slamming into a glass wall as a joke.

Volkswagen - The Force

The Superbowl is three days away, but that doesn't mean we can't talk about it yet! Or, more specifically, talk about commercials that will air during the game, like this awesome Star Wars-themed spot for Volkswagen that's already buzzing online.

Singing Furby Justin Bieber has enlisted the help of Jersey Shore's The Situation and DJ Paulie D to make promos for his new 3D concert extravaganza Never Say Never. The results are terrifying.

ESPN's resident tomboy and pop culture addict Michelle Beadle bumbles her way through parodies of four legendary Super Bowl commercials — the E-Trade baby, the Budweiser frogs, Betty White, and Mean Joe Greene — in this clip from Tuesday's SportsNation.

Every shining starlit gets her big break somewhere. Watch Sarah Hyland, eldest Dunphy daughter on Modern Family and dead ringer for Mila Kunis, take the stage as "Granddaughter" in this commercial for Olive Garden. When you're here, you're (modern) family!

Never heard of Fockink? Here's a hint, it's pronounced exactly how you're hoping it is. Watch this commercial and join in a round of "Gin, Gin, Gin! Fockink!" The jingle is sure to become your new Saturday night anthem.

Boy, we haven't seen such blatant plugging of TV characters since ...ever? Here, Jim Belushi and Jerry O'Connell plug their character's real-life inspiration—two Las Vegas lawyers. Wait a second, isn't CBS the most profitable network in America?

You know that piracy warning you always ignore at the beginning of a movie? Do you think you'd pay more attention if it was narrated by Daily Show correspondent John Oliver?

What do you do when you have an abundance of Post-It Notes and paper clips? Create a model of Australia's Sydney Harbor for a Staples commercial.

The cinematography in this stunning commercial for Lurpak Butter makes one thing very clear: this butter could totally kicks Land O'Lakes' ass.

In this Japanese commercial for McDonald's three children are absolutely thrilled beyond their wildest dreams that they just received SpongeBob SquarePants toys in their Happy Meals.

With a healthy mix of "consistant design systems" and "key influencers" your child's birthday could be a viral marketing success.

Maybe advertising was different in the 1970s—when this commercial for Fig Newtons made its debut—but I honestly cannot fathom why Nabisco would think that this creepy-as-all-hell ad would make anyone want to buy anything. Like, ever. Watch inside.

The last few days will likely go down in history as the week that Ted Williams ubiquitously reigned over America's pop culture throne. Williams' first post-discovery job—an ad for Kraft Mac & Cheese—just hit the web. Watch inside.

In this new VW spot we attempt to find out who is more sophisticated, the new Touareg or Bill Hader? The Toureg might have great power steering but Bill Hader apparently owns Shakespeare's bones. Prepare for a battle of wits.

This local commercial for car accident lawyer Judith Marsh that features lines like, "Slow down cowgirl, don't click so fast you're not a man" is sure to be a hit with the ladies.

Not to be outdone by the Old Spice Guy, this Kenny Powers inspired Captain Morgan is now pitching his very own workout video. Finally, a workout we can all get behind.