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This spot has a character named Father Dominic. I believe his son in real life is Ian Eagle who's a sports commentator. I think Ian's Father (Father Dominic-Sorry I don't know his real name) just recently passed away.

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Thank you  but I'm not interested. It was a memorable spot, though.

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Also the lemmings spot could be the worst I've seen just based on the fact it's too disturbing and creepy. Who wants to see that type of spot during a Super Bowl?

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By the way, the go daddy spot should look somewhat familiar to the World Wrestling Entertainment spot in 2000. The young lady playing the go daddy.com girl, Candice Michelle is a wrestler in the WWE.

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For a hamburger. Oh My God.

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Some of you must be thinking who this kid is. That's Macaulay Culkin who around this time was unstoppable. He was in between movies. He just finished the mega hit Home Alone and Home Alone 2 would come out the following year.

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I believe Vince Lombardi had passed away which is why this spot is here. The man talking about this is one of Lombardi's players', Bart Starr.

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That's Charlie Jones who was an original AFL announcer and was an announcer for NBC. It's funny because I think this Super Bowl aired on CBS and at that time I think he worked for NBC.

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Did this really happen? Did people really  get mad over not having a hamburger?

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What an absurd commercial. I mean what a waste of the Manning Bros. People  think just because their name is Manning that everything they touch turns to gold. I shouldn't really say that because next week I'm rooting hard for the Giants to win the Super Bowl. I'm just saying I'm getting sick and tired of seeing the Mannings in commercials.

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