Rod Serling: Imagine If You Will

Whats the Superbowl?

You see, it's a game of American football (in which players toss around a ball resembling a brown egg and use extreme physical force to obtain and transport said ball) that people blow out of proportion with super expensive tickets, halftime shows, and parties around the nation. Those of us who do not follow the sport still go to the parties in order to mooch off the snacks and watch the funny ads companies pay large amounts of money to make.

WOW...thanks for clarifying that for me.

And about 65 to 70% don't care here In America either!!!

i don't live in america so i don't even know what superbowl is...

It's like rugby for girls. (Jk, sorry if I offended anyone! But yea, it is a bit like rugby)

lol thx xD

Time zone issues also play a role in viewership, with the Super Bowl starting at 12:30 a.m. on a Monday in the Central European Time Zone. In contrast, the start time for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil was 9 p.m. in central Europe.

People like to make comparisons to The World Cup, but when an event is held every four years, the buildup to it is much greater. Also, since the rest of the world is more interested in soccer/futbol, the viewership outside the US is minimal in comparison.

There was a strong international media presence at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Hungary, Japan, Mexico, and the United Kingdom all had broadcasting crews, according to the NFL. The game was broadcast in almost 25 different languages, including French, German, Mandarin Chinese, and Spanish.

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Exactly!

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The only superbowl that matters

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