Super Bowl 2
A desirable outcome.
Also, a football field is not a theatre stage. Bring back marching bands.
Also also, Madonna is now officially a has-been.
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February 6, 2012 at 8:27 pm
I thought Madonna was amazing. I didn’t know she could sing with her mouth closed.
Is it live or is it Memorex?
February 6, 2012 at 11:22 pm
Memorex has always been her thing.
The duration of the half-time show, I was concentrating on Linux Questions dot org, but I could not help thinking how minuscule the performers must have looked to the persons in the stands. Much ado about not much of anything.
My friend looked at the TV listings earlier in the day, when we watched a recorded “Murder She Wrote,” and was astounded that the pregame show started a one p. m. Not being a fan, she was unaware of the marketing machine that is today’s NFL.
By the way, she used to work with the fellow who did the Doritos Great Dane ad. He’s a local.