commercials

It's the biggest reason many people in Buffalo watch the Super Bowl these days - the commercials! This year, we get to see two former Bills in one.

We'll spare you the trouble of dusting off your old VHS and Betamax Tapes and do the hard work for ya. Let's fire up the way back machine and check out these Retro Buffalo TV commercials.

Without a doubt, we have some pretty good marketing business-savvy people around here in Western New York. We know this because every other commercial you know exactly how it is going to end because they're catchy (sometimes over-played) commercial has embedded itself in our heads, which is exactly what these guys like to hear...

My cousin is a veteran who lost his legs in Afghanistan and he is a soldier that carries memories that we don't have to. I found this commercial to be very powerful and it was nominated for the 'Gouden Loeki' (Dutch commercial award) which is an advertising award that the public votes for. It surely gets my vote for the best commercial---ever!

We all know how Super Bowl commercials strive to be the best of the year. Well, here's one we may be talking about for a long time -- like, maybe nine months.

As we get ready for the Big Game, here are 30 of the best SuperBowl ads of all time!  Which one is your fave?

By now you know, JoyFM has a fresh new sound and a great new staff, and we've got LOTS of great new things planned for YOU in the coming months. Keep an eye out while you're watching TV...we've got two short commercials running and we love them!

If they're good enough for Santa to smoke, won't your family be pleased to find a carton in their stocking??!?!

I’ve got to start with a confession: I don’t remember most of the commercials on TV during my high school years. But if the commercials were as mind-bogglingly strange as the ones from the 1990s seem to be, I think I might have asked for home schooling.

One downside of the Big Game broadcast each year is that so many commercials run during the game, or during the pre- and post-game shows, that sometimes a great commercial just gets lost in the sheer number of ads. This one, I think, doesn't deserve that fate.

One would expect a Will Ferrell Super Bowl Commercial to be talked about for weeks in advance, or at least be in the running for best ad after the game. Nope. Nobody knew about this spot except the folks in North Platte, Nebraska.