Why make billions, when we could make…millions? For its 2022 super bowl ad, General Motors called on Austin Powers legend Mike Myers who reprised his iconic role of Dr. Evil, emphasis on the EV. Joining the comedy champ were fellow Austin Power slum, Seth Green, Rob Lowe, and Mindy Sterling, who took to the small screen to promote General Motors’ line of electric vehicles. Groovy baby.

Caesars Sportsbook makes their TV advertising debut at Super Bowl LVI and has brought in the big guns to kick things off. JB Smoove and Halle Berry star alongside America’s favourite football family, The Mannings, in what looks to be the first instalment of the new “Caesar and Cleo” campaign.

This one’s a real mouthful. Luckily, Squarespace employed the help of Andre 3000 as its narrator, who is no stranger to spitting tongue-twisting bars. Add in goddess Zendaya and you’ve got yourself a winner of a clip.

Where every other brand is turning to celebrities to endorse their new products, Doritos went in a different direction for its 2022 Super Bowl commercial. Tapping a sloth for the lead role, the clip shows the hairy creature smashing Doritos and signing “Push It” by Salt-N-Pepa, of course. Not sure what this one means, but it’s great.

Who would have thought the dad from American Pie could be so badass. Eugene Levy, the man who made Schitts Creek famous and brought bushy eyebrows back into vogue, stars in this bizarre Super Bowl commercial from Nissan. Donning a surprisingly well-suited wig and some stellar threads, Levy and co-stars Brie Larson, Danai Guirira and Dave Bautista take on the world in true Fast and Furious family style.

It’s been years since we last saw Seth Rogen and Paul Rudd together sharing a bit of guy love, but thankfully, for Super Bowl 2022, Lay’s has reunited them. In this commercial, the comedy pair try their hand at Shania Twain, get kidnapped by a stalker and accidental start a gang war. Of course, they’ve been eating chips the whole way through.

Ted Lasso star Hannah Waddingham makes her TV advertising debut as a cunning high roller, playing against a Rakuten shopper for several products. Right in her hitting zone, the role involves plenty of sass and a devious laugh resulting in vintage Waddingham performance.

This latest campaign from Bud Light pays tribute to all the consumers breaking barriers and refusing to be boxed in. The commercial also makes reference t the brand’s entry into the NFT space, featuring a Nouns DAO partnership.

McDonald’s went ultra-relatable for its 2022 Super Bowl commercial. Channelling the impending sense of anxiety when you get to the drive-through window, this star-studded clip proves that no matter who you are, making the decision of what to get is no easy task, even if you’re Kanye West.

Nothing like a beautiful mountain range and a giant Kenny G to get you in the mood for a cold one. However, if you ever witness mountains singing to you, it’s probably time to put the cans down. The superimposed master blower sitting high above the mountains is precisely the kind of image we picture every time we reach for a can of Busch Light.

Jim Carrey’s 1996 film The Cable Guy never really got the recognition it deserved. While on the outside, it appeared as a cheesy slapstick comedy about a lonely cable man with a lisp, beneath the surface lay a dark tale of voyeurism and control. Ironically, one of the companies responsible for storing our cookies and shielding our depraved internet histories from the world has brought the Cable Guy back for a second spin. Verizon tapped Jim Carrey to promote its 5G Home and 5G Business packages, it true, over-the-top Carrey style. Glorious.

Scarlett Johannson and Colin Jost make the case for why it’s best the Amazon Alexa can’t read your minds. To be honest, we just assumed they already could. Playing off Johansson’s charming A.I. in Her, the real-life couple not only addresses the growing concerns over smart devices listening in on conversations, but it also focuses on one big issue – That the system can’t remind you to fake your own death. Shattered.

Chevrolet is going in a whole new direction, unveiling a new all-electric Silverado and it’s brought a few familiar faces along for the ride. In this take on the iconic opening to The Sopranos, which includes the classic opening theme music “Woke Up This Morning” by Alabama 3 as well as appearances by actors Jamie-Lynn Sigler (Meadow Soprano) and Robert Iler (A.J. Soprano), we learn a little more about the new pick-up. Best of all, it was directed by Sopranos showrunner David Chase. How many 2022 Super Bowl commercials can say that?

One of the slicked productions to make its debut at Super Bowl 2022, Michelob Ultra taps Peyton Manning, Jimmy Butler and host of sporting stars in a Big Lebowski-esque trip to the bowling alley. just watch out for Serena Willaims’ slow-mo entrance. Glorious.

Aside from Kanye West, there seem to be a lot of people lining up to hit Pete Davidson, and he’s fully aware of it. In this hilarious clip, former New England Patriots linebacker and current Pats assistant coach Jerod Mayo does his best Terry Tate impersonation, tackling those most in-need of a beating. The anti-food waste ad does not discriminate either, taking down men, women, senior citizens, and even Pete Davidson, who admits he’s “very hittable.”

Guy Fieri and Bud Light Seltzer take you to Flavourtown in arguably the strangest Super Bowl commercial of 2022. Imagining an entire world based on the celebrity chef’s impeccable aesthetic, right down to the glasses and frosted tips, the clip is an ode to doing things your own way. Boom!

We’ve been calling for a Lindsay lohan comeback for a few years now, and finally, it seems, she’s listening. In this Super Bowl ad for Planet Fitness, the Herbie Fully Loaded star takes down Dennis Rodman in Jeopardy!, bedazzles Danny “Machete” Trejo’s ankle monitor and kicks the living shit out of William Shatner in the gym. She even goes so far as to address her former party-girl ways. Never change Lindsay.

No Super Bowl is complete without an appearance from the Manning brothers, so naturally, Pepsi Co turned to the NFL legends. Teaming up with other NFL greats Jerome Bettis, Victor Cruz, and Terry Bradshaw, Eli and Peyton smash out a rendition of Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘good 4 u’, and we’re not really sure why.