two 30-second commercials. All advertising slots were sold out one day before the game, resulting in sales of $206 million. The top five ads as chosen by the USA Today Super Bowl Ad Meter were: Doritos' fan-made ad about "free Doritos" being seen in a "crystal ball", with different results for two co-workers. Joseph and Dave Herbert from Batesville, Indiana, creators of the ad, won US$1,000,000; Budweiser's Clydesdale love affair with a dancing horse; Another Budweiser ad seeing another Clydesdale playing fetch showing off after the beer wagon's Dalmatian fetches a small stick; A Bridgestone ad with Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head driving in a toy car on a twisty road; Another Doritos ad that shows the power of crunch with a woman being stripped down to her underwear, free money from an ATM and a policeman being turned into a monkey. YouTube's top five in "Ad Blitz 2009" also saw the two Doritos ads finish first and fifth. The middle three featured E-Trade's Singing Baby ad, CareerBuilder.com's "The Official 2009 Super Bowl Commercial" and Pepsi Max's "I'm Good" finish second through fourth respectively. Adbowl results reflected the following ranking: Bridgestone: Taters Bridgestone: Hot Item Doritos: Crystal Ball Coca-Cola: Heist Pepsi Max: I'm Good International telecasts : SuperSport : NFL Network coverage was simulcasted on ESPN Australia on Foxtel and Austar. NBC commentary and graphics were simulcast free-to-air on Network Ten and Ten HD. The Ten broadcast was anchored by a four-man panel from Melbourne that included analysis from Philadelphia Eagles punter, Australian Sav Rocca. Also shown on SBS starting at 10am Australian Eastern Standard Time. : ORF1, ORF1 HD (midnight CET) : ESPN Brasil. Paulo Antunes (commentating), Everaldo Marques (play-by-play) and André Kfouri (on field). : English-language network CTV aired the game live throughout Canada, simulcasting the NBC broadcast, with Canadian law requiring cable and satellite providers to replace NBC's broadcast with CTV's feed (which contains Canadian commercials). The French-language cable channel RDS (also owned by CTV) carried the game using NBC's video feed and its own announcers. : CCTV Sports, China Central Television and SMG (7am, February 2 Beijing Time). Mainland only. : SportKlub (11:55 pm CET) and : Nova Sport : TV3+ : ESPN America : Viasat Sport 1, Viasat Sport HD : France 2 : ARD Das Erste (12:10am CET) : ESPN Latin America : Sport1 (Hungarian) : Stöð 2 Sport : TV3 (11 pm GMT)