1. BINGO!!
  2. PLAYER 1
  3. PLAYER 2
  4. PLAYER 3
  5. PLAYER 4

  • SUPER BOWL AD BINGO!

    Hello, and welcome to the First Annual Edition of Super Bowl Ad Bingo! Congratulations on taking the first step toward having the most rewarding experience of your TV-viewing career*.

    Super Bowl Ad Bingo is best experienced on a laptop or tablet computer. To play, simply tune into NBC's Super Bowl broadcast on Feb. 5, and pay close attention to the $3.5 million advertisements that play during the commercial breaks. Whenever you see an element in one of the commercials that matches a description on your bingo card, simply click on the square (one per ad) and it will change color.

    For maximum fun, this is a multiplayer game designed for up to four players using one device! To switch players, select the player number, and you'll see a new game card appear. First to five colored squares in a row (across, vertically, or diagonally) wins.

    WARNING: Should you, as many adults do, decide to play this game using alcoholic beverages, remember that there are 25 squares on this Bingo card. Playing true "Blackout" Bingo is not encouraged.

    *No promises.

  • PLAYER 1

    • Talking babies.
    • Unrealistic lens flare.
    • "You're all slaves to technology" theme.
    • Morgan Freeman voiceover.
    • Emotional Clydesdale horses.
    • Danica Patrick acting salacious.
    • TIM TEBOW!
    • Ad longer than 2 minutes.
    • Peyton Manning cameo in Indianapolis Tourism commercial.
    • Star Wars reference.
    • Viewing partner describes aloud what his or her Doritos ad would be.
    • Ad shorter than 15 seconds.
    • FREE SPACE
    • NBC Thursday Night Comedy Lineup All-Star Jamboree.
    • Car ad? No...wait, yep, car ad.
    • You already forgot which brand that car ad was for.
    • Brand makes fun of $3.5 million ad price tag.
    • Animals acting like people.
    • People acting like animals.
    • By the way, GE is saving the world. It wants you to know.
    • Ad gives Facebook address instead of website address.
    • Ryan Gosling sighting.
    • 'SPLOSIONS!!!
    • In-ad reference to Twitter/tweeting.
    • Topless, silent male celebrity.

  • PLAYER 2

    • Reference to "classic" Super Bowl ad.
    • People acting like animals.
    • 80s nostalgia.
    • Star Wars reference.
    • iPhone diss.
    • Ad reminding you to watch other ad later in the broadcast.
    • Someone jumps through a window.
    • Danica Patrick acting salacious.
    • Weirder is better?
    • Oh, hey, Valentine's Day is coming up.
    • Morgan Freeman voiceover.
    • Ad declares itself to be uninteresting.
    • FREE SPACE
    • 90s nostalgia.
    • Celebrity spokesperson saves the day.
    • Animals dressed like people.
    • Vampires? Sure, why not?
    • Topless, silent male celebrity.
    • Hip-hop induced head-bobbing.
    • "You're all slaves to technology" theme.
    • Emotional Clydesdale horses.
    • Use of primates that would offend animal rights activists.
    • Jocks vs. nerds.
    • Talking babies.
    • People acting like animals.

  • PLAYER 3

    • 80s nostalgia.
    • Surprised to see that celebrity is still alive.
    • Weirder is better?
    • Vampires? Sure, why not?
    • Diet soda sure looks like a lot of fun.
    • Animals vs. machines.
    • Physical pain is funny.
    • Hip-hop induced head-bobbing.
    • Anthropomorphic food.
    • iPhone diss.
    • Celebrity spokesperson saves the day.
    • Spot longer than 2 minutes.
    • FREE SPACE
    • Danica Patrick acting salacious.
    • Jocks vs. nerds.
    • A brand's history is summarized in about a minute.
    • Peyton Manning cameo in Indianapolis Tourism commercial.
    • Brand makes fun of $3.5 million ad price tag.
    • 'SPLOSIONS!!!
    • Unrealistic lens flare.
    • Use of primates that would offend animal rights activists.
    • By the way, GE is saving the world. It wants you to know.
    • TIM TEBOW!
    • People acting like animals.
    • Oh, hey, Valentine's Day is coming up.

  • PLAYER 4

    • Hip-hop induced head-bobbing.
    • Car ad? No...wait, yep, car ad.
    • Talking babies.
    • Ad reminding you to watch other ad later in the broadcast.
    • Animals vs. machines.
    • Ryan Gosling sighting.
    • Star Wars reference.
    • Diet soda sure looks like a lot of fun.
    • Ad gives Facebook address instead of website address.
    • NBC Thursday Night Comedy Lineup All-Star Jamboree.
    • 90s nostalgia.
    • A brand's history is summarized in about a minute.
    • FREE SPACE
    • Ad declares itself to be uninteresting.
    • Anthropomorphic food.
    • You already forgot which brand that car ad was for.
    • People acting like animals.
    • Topless, silent male celebrity.
    • Ad shorter than 15 seconds.
    • Brand makes fun of $3.5 million ad price tag.
    • TIM TEBOW!
    • Emotional Clydesdale horses.
    • Physical pain is funny.
    • Animals acting like people.
    • 'SPLOSIONS!!!