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WoW: Cataclysm TV Spot Hitting 10/17
The Brett Favre Media Empire is sitting for the first time in its historic career, but the first TV ad for World of Warcraft's upcoming expansion will be hitting during the Dallas Cowboys' loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday afternoon.
After Tony Romo eats yet another turfburger courtesy of Jared Allen and the Cowboys punt it away, you can look forward to something besides refilling the guac in preparation for T-Jack surgically picking apart the Dallas defense in another masterful drive like he's done so many times before when the real QB has been injured.
Also, there will be WoW: Cataclysm ads on during the commercial breaks. The spot will surely be in crystal-clear HD, but we await reports of how it looks through a curtain of tears from our readers in Texas.
We're working on getting the video up here on the site, but knowing how TV contracts typically work it won't be available until after it airs on broadcast.
Whatever it is, it has to be better than the stupid Mountain Dew commercial. Ugh.
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