The best and worst commercials from Super Bowl LIII

The Super Bowl is not just the biggest day on the U.S. sports calendar, it’s also a cultural touchstone. Why? Not everyone likes football, but it seems like everyone enjoys commercials. These days, some of the luster is lost because so many commercials can be found online, as companies try to go viral in advance of the game, but there are still plenty of surprises in store once the action starts. The 2019 Super Bowl was, for the most part, underwhelming and a total defensive struggle. The entertainment was minimal. Did the entertainment between three-and-outs do a better job of captivating audiences? Let’s take a look at some of the best and worst commercials that Super Bowl LIII had to offer. Worst: Colgate – Close Talker One imagines that the advertising bigwigs at Colgate wanted to generate buzz for the new and improved Colgate Total toothpaste, and so they threw “Luke Wilson,” “close talking,” and “walking backwards” at the wall, and this is what came out. The commercial fails in the simplest, worst way—

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