My Favorite Super Bowl Commercial of All-Time

Of course everybody watched the Super Bowl-- and the commercials-- last night, right? And even if you didn't see any of those most-talked about commercials during the game, you've probably already seen them online. So which one was your favorite this year?

If you haven't seen them (or seen all of them, that is), you can check them out HERE. Overall, there weren't too many that were all that memorable to me. Some seemed just dumb, like that Mountain Dew 'MonkeyBabyPuppy' commercial. Or the Doritos Ultrasound commercial that featured yet another dopey dad-type character.

Some of the more popular commercials, though, included the Helen Mirren Budweiser commercial, or the Amy Schumer and Seth Rogen Bud Lite Party commercial. According to USA Today, the most popular commercial of Super Bowl 50 was the Hyundai First Date spot. (I also kind of liked the Alec Baldwin/Dan Marino Amazon Echo commercial too.)

But my favorite Super Bowl commercial of all time is one from 16 years ago, for the company Electronic Data Systems, or EDS. The commercial, 'Cat Herders', features "Cowboys talk about their life herding cats, describing the challenges of taking short hairs (as opposed to longhorns) through the open country to their destination at the ranch," as this story says. It was produced by a Minnesota firm, too-- at  the ad agency, Fallon, in Minneapolis. It's still pretty funny. Check it out...