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While it's technically not an actual part of the official roster of Super Bowl 2014 commercials, Newcastle's multi-part documentary starring Anna Kendrick and Keyshawn Johnson in the beer company's failure of trying to make an ad for the big game is a huge, hilarious parody of the whole system.

Wild turkeys can fly. This video shows they don't always fly well.

These two guys have taken the old saying "It's like fishing with dynamite" to a whole new level by fishing with hand grenades.

Our hearts melt as Cheerios helps teach the concept of family to a little girl in their Super Bowl 2014 commercial, "Gracie".

'Twin Peaks' was a jolt to the television landscape when it premiered with a special two-hour episode in 1990. The campy and surreal David Lynch creation immediately became "water cooler TV," with everybody who watched the show debating who killed Laura Palmer.

Why would a man bring a rake to the beach? The answer to what Andres Amador does with a rake might surprise you.

Amazing footage can be caught first-hand from helmet cams. In the case of this skydiver, "amazing" can also mean "absolutely terrifying."

Wading through the tides of war can be tough, but Axe's Super Bowl 2014 commercial shows that sometimes love is all you need (just remember, Axe can't make up for a lack of showering).

Ah, high school. We're so, so, sooooooo glad we're not in high school anymore.

So you want to throw the Super Bowl of Super Bowl parties, huh? We’ve all been there. Nothing makes you the toast of the town quite like a supremely awesome Super Bowl party does. It can be done, but how?

Have you ever wondered about the origins of 'The Simpsons' and what inspired the creation of America's favorite dysfunctional family? Now you can find out in this old video from 1969.

Nothing can brighten your day quite like the sweet sound of a laughing baby.

We love the fact that the news is shot live, not because we get real-time coverage, but because anything can happen. And sometimes, "anything" can be downright hilarious.

Nothing is what it seems in this commercial.

The college drama 'Felicity' was J.J. Abrams' first foray into television. The show starred Keri Russell as the show's titular character, and it was a hit for the WB among young viewers when it debuted in 1998. Then ratings fell in 1999, a dip many critics and network executives attributed to Russell's new much shorter hairstyle. Eventually Russell's golden locks grew back and the ratings rebounde