Advertisers spent an average of $4 million on each 30-second slot during the Super Bowl, which was watched by some 111 million Americans. But do you actually remember what all those pricy gimmicks—Scarlett Johannson! Don Cheadle! James Franco and a tiger!—were advertising? Test your knowledge below:
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