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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | There is good reason why a thirty-second commercial during the Super Bowl costs millions of dollars:[1] Except for 1983 (when it lost to the M*A*S*H finale), the Super Bowl has always, without question, been the most watched program of the entire calendar year in America. If you're blowing half your annual advertising budget on just getting the spot, the commercial better be pretty damned good. And many are. This is so well known that many people watch the Super Bowl just for the commercials, creating the advertiser's dream: a three hour block of time where over ninety million people tune in to watch advertisements. |