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Marvel caused a lot of talk with their focus on Disney+ and how its growing foward. Bill Murray rebooted Ground Hog Day in a Jeep commercial while John Cena and Jimmy Fallon poured on the fun with Michelob Ultra. How did the political ads change the vibration of your Super Bowl celebration? Sam Elliot and Naz putting Old Town Road back on your lips. No Clydesdale's in the Budweiser commercials. Why? Was that a Coke can in a Pepsi commercial? Will we ever understand the Snickers commercial or should we get stoned in Colorado and come back to it?
Lisa Granatstein is editor, svp, programming at Adweek, where she oversees the editorial direction and integration of programming across the brand's content and events platforms. Lisa also has covered the marketing, media and technology space at Mediaweek and Time magazine.
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