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The practice of broadcasting alternative content during the Super Bowl to attract viewers who do not want to watch the main event.
around the Super Bowl has been delivered across broadcast networks, cable channels, radio, and streaming platforms as alternatives to the game or its halftime show, ranging from the to live comedy spe...
has publicly pitched an “” as counterprogramming to the ’s headlined halftime, but has released few concrete booking details and no confirmed performers as of the reporting; historically, has ranged f...
Newsrooms have verified claims about alternative Super Bowl programming mainly by checking official schedules and network press releases, consulting specialty guides and trade outlets that aggregate p...
have historically been organized as counterprogramming — often by broadcasters, niche channels or political groups — and distributed via free or partner-controlled broadcasts rather than through the t...
Counterprogramming against the Super Bowl has delivered mixed but measurable results: a few high-profile successes pulled millions away for short windows and reshaped NFL halftime strategy, niche alte...