5 Super Bowl Halftime Shows That Were Super Weird
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5. Indiana Jones and the
Temple of the Forbidden Eye (1995)
Produced by Disney to coincide
with the opening of the Disneyland
ride, the show included a snake,
fire effects and Tony Bennett.
4. The Blues Brothers
Without John Belushi (1997)
Belushi had been dead
for more than ten years.
His brother Jim joined Dan
Aykroyd to headline the show.
3. "Something Grand" (1988)
The 1988 show included
88 pianists on grand pianos,
300 Jazzercisers, 400 swing band
performers and Chubby Checker.
2. "BeBop Bamboozled" (1989)
The Super Bowl XXIII half time
show featured an Elvis impersonator
doing the world's largest card trick.
1. The Return of the
Mickey Mouse Club (1977)
This "Peace, Joy and Love" show kicked off with a massive band rendition of "It's a Small World (After All)." The show also promoted Disney's revamp of the Mickey Mouse Club.
Temple of the Forbidden Eye (1995)
Produced by Disney to coincide
with the opening of the Disneyland
ride, the show included a snake,
fire effects and Tony Bennett.
4. The Blues Brothers
Without John Belushi (1997)
Belushi had been dead
for more than ten years.
His brother Jim joined Dan
Aykroyd to headline the show.
3. "Something Grand" (1988)
The 1988 show included
88 pianists on grand pianos,
300 Jazzercisers, 400 swing band
performers and Chubby Checker.
2. "BeBop Bamboozled" (1989)
The Super Bowl XXIII half time
show featured an Elvis impersonator
doing the world's largest card trick.
1. The Return of the
Mickey Mouse Club (1977)
This "Peace, Joy and Love" show kicked off with a massive band rendition of "It's a Small World (After All)." The show also promoted Disney's revamp of the Mickey Mouse Club.