Top Super Bowl Commercials 2010 updates : Our favorite Super Bowl commercial? Glad you asked. We’ve created a top 5, followed of course by a bottom five, in descending order.

Top Super Bowl Commercials 2010 below .
5. Budweiser, “Lost.” How to make the show much less confusing and much more awesome.

4. Snickers, “Betty White.” Any time you have Betty White getting demolished in game of pickup football, then talking smack, AND Abe Vigoda, that’s pure win right there.

3. Bridgestone, “Orca.” I didn’t think anything could one-up the tiger in the hotel room in “The Hangover,” but this does. Bridgestone Killer Whale > Free Willy.

2. CBS, “Dave, Oprah and Jay.” Only Oprah could get Letterman and Leno to watch the Super Bowl on the same sofa. Although I wouldn’t be surprised if one of the late-night hosts was inserted via CGI. (Editor’s note: We thought so too, but it turns out it actually happened.)

1. Coke, “Simpsons.” Mr. Burns loses all his money, but the people of Springfield cheer him up with a Coke and a smile. Noteworthy for: Cameo appearance by Spider-Pig, a TV news broadcaster who isn’t Kent Brockman, and only one regular cast member doing a character voice — Pamela Hayden as Milhouse. That saved some bucks, I’ll reckon