Super Bowl's Greatest Commercials - Season 26

Season 26
Episodes

2026: Hall of Fame Countdown
This year's special, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary, raises the bar with the Hall of Fame Countdown, as Nate and Daniela curate their top 10 greatest Super Bowl commercials of all time. From iconic classics to modern favorites, they'll count down the best of the best and relive the moments that made fans laugh, cry and talk for decades before revealing their top two picks. Then, it's up to the viewers at home to decide which commercial will be officially inducted into the Super Bowl Commercials Hall of Fame via a LIVE online vote, with the winner joining the legendary Coca-Cola "Mean Joe Greene" commercial and Apple's "1984." The results will be announced at the end of the show.
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