2022
This interactive countdown special allows viewers to vote LIVE for their favorite, all-time classic Super Bowl commercial. Boomer Esiason, analyst for CBS Sports' THE NFL TODAY, and Daniela Ruah, star of CBS' NCIS: LOS ANGELES, host the special from SoFi Stadium, site of Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles.
In the special, now in its 21st year, Ruah and Esiason count down their top 10 all-time classic commercials, leaving it up to America to choose the ultimate winner between the top two spots in a LIVE vote. The top-10 countdown will include some of the most memorable Super Bowl commercials from Budweiser, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Pepsi, and Doritos. The ultimate winner will be revealed at the end of the show.
The special will go behind the scenes of one of the biggest commercials of this year's Super Bowl from a global automotive brand, with exclusive interviews with the A-list stars of the ad. Also, Kevin Frazier, co-host of ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT, reports on the new commercials that will air during this year's Super Bowl, highlighted by exclusive broadcast premieres of the spots.
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