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Director: Drew Esocoff Edit Storyline The AFC champion Indianapolis Colts and the NFC champion New Orleans Saints meet for the championship of the National Football League. 7 February 2010 (USA) See more » Also Known As: Super Bowl 44 See more » Filming Locations: New Orleans Saints win on the most watched program ever! Super Bowl XLIV 9 February 2010 | by tavm (Baton Rouge, La.) – See all my reviews Looks like I'm the first one to review what is now the most watched TV program ever!

(Sorry, M*A*S*H series finale.) Having read about the Saints nearly unbroken season-having lost only the last three regular season games-and watched the last few minutes of the final playoff game in the store where I worked at (actually, I watched the replay since I heard some cheers when it actually occurred) when Garrett Hartley kicked that overtime field goal that ensured his New Orleans team got to the Super Bowl, I was so stoked to watch that game I DVRed it since I had to work at that store again (This time, since it was on CBS and not Fox, they couldn't get the reception so I ending up listening to some parts in the break room on the radio with it turned up.) For a while, it looked like the Indianapolis Colts with their quarterback Peyton Manning-incidentally, the son of former New Orleans Saints player Archie Manning-would score big as our Crescent City team fumbled in the first quarter. Then, in the beginning of the third quarter, Coach Sean Payton ordered the "Ambush"-that is, the onside kick executed by Chris Reis and Thomas Morestead that threw the Colts' play into chaos-and the Saints were off and running!

It wasn't until the fourth quarter with about 4 minutes left that victory was insured for the Louisiana team when a Manning pass was intercepted by Port Allen native Tracy Porter in the most shown replay during the news afterwards, not to mention the last field goal right after. Kudos also to quarterback Drew Brees for all his plays and what a touching moment seeing him with his nearly year-old boy at the end. So now, WHO DAT becomes WE DAT and with the final score being New Orleans Saints 31 to Indianapolis Colts 17, our state's NFL franchise is truly America's Team. Oh, and it was great to see The Who survivors Roger Daltry and Pete Townshend truly rock the halftime stage. Also, what about that promo for "Late Show with David Letterman" which featured Dave, Oprah Winfrey, and...Jay Leno! What a hoot that ad was. So in summation, congrats to the Saints for a great season, we sure did Finish Strong! 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes Super Bowl Winners and Results - Super Bowl History - National Football League - ESPN Super Bowl Winners and Results NO.

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A Member of the Super Bowl XLIV - NFL.com Posted: Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 | Solomon Wilcots Tags: Harry Connick Jr. , Mickey Loomis , Sean Payton , Super Bowl XLIV Even before riding along with the New Orleans Saints with a police escort from the team hotel to Sun Life Stadium for Super Bowl XLIV, I gained a better understanding of the love affair Saints fans have for their team, and the love the team has for its fans. New Orleans Saints win Super Bowl XLIV for Who Dats everywhere | NOLA.com New Orleans Saints win Super Bowl XLIV for Who Dats everywhere comments At 8:15 p.m, when Jeremy Shockey’s touchdown put the New Orleans Saints ahead late in the game, the crowds at Pat O’Brien’s exploded. Fifteen minutes later, when Tracy Porter’s interception sealed the deal, strangers were hopping up and down, high-fiving and hugging. And when the gun went off about 8:45 p.m., all of New Orleans -- and all lovers of New Orleans in faraway places – leaped, or wept or punched the air for joy.

Brett Duke/The Times-PicayuneNew Orleans Saints fans celebrate on Bourbon Street after the team's Super Bowl XLIV victory Sunday in Miami. Dear Lord, Hallelujah! Who Dat Nation had reached the Promised Land. After 43 seasons of marital loyalty, of occasional fan abuse and frequent heartbreak, the Saints and their battered, deliriously joyous city stood atop the world Sunday as the Saints beat the Indianapolis Colts, 31-17 in Super Bowl XLIV in Miami. It meant so much more than football. It meant victory for a recovering city that in some places still bears the dirty water lines of Hurricane Katrina. Victory for people who lived two years in trailers. Victory for new post-Katrina friends who fell in love with New Orleans rebuilding it. Victory for New Orleanians cheering in exile from Alaska to Miami. Victory on Facebook and on Twitter. Victory on Bourbon Street, on Caffin Avenue, in Chalmette, in Lakeview and St. Tammany. And it meant victory for countless New Orleanians like Desana Williams, who left Holly Grove in 1998 for a new life in Stafford, Va.

But this weekend, Williams and his wife, Malaika, fought their way off the snowbound Atlantic seaboard to get back home for this. They could be nowhere else, he said. Brett Duke / The Times-PicayuneSaints fans celebrate after the Super Bowl XLIV game on Bourbon Street Sunday, February 7, 2010 in the French Quarter. In the middle of the French Quarter, five minutes after the victory, he was nearly overcome. “This is so heartfelt,” he said. “Now this city has something to be ecstatic about.” As quarterback Drew Brees killed the clock, Kristine Mina, frantically clutched her daughter, Jessica, buried in a crowd of hundreds on the patio before an outdoor TV screen at Pat O’Brien’s. “We wonnnn!” she screamed. “I’ve waited for this all my life.” Strangers pounded on her back. “I told myself I wouldn’t care whether we win or lose!” she screamed at the top of her voice. “But we’re winning! I wish Buddy D was here!” “This is a team of destiny!” shouted Tulane second year law student Jeff Sundran.

Suddenly, VE Day celebrations erupted in the French Quarter, Metairie and the River Parishes. People poured into the streets in the French Quarter, which for days had collected Mardi Gras-like crowds. A machine spewed bubbles over Chartres Street. Crowds across the region screamed “Who Dat!” hour after hour. “Who Dats!” floated up from the deck of the Canal Street ferry in the middle of the Mississippi River. People mugged with strangers. On Bourbon Street, a couple in their underwear hugged amid the crowd. Sydnee White, 19, an adoptive Saints fan, drove four hours with a friend and her parents to be in New Orleans for the game. She bore a sign through the French Quarter carrying the team’s biography: "Conceived in 1967. Delivered today.” As the game ended, simultaneous celebrations burst forth in Metairie, in Treme and elsewhere. Seconds after the final gun, patrons poured outside Jiggers Sports Bar onto Veterans Memorial Boulevard, dancing and second-lining. There was no problem with traffic – in Metairie, home of the auto, there was no traffic. "Words can't express what this means to me," Paul Kirkparick screamed.

"The Saints have been my father's life, my life, my son's life. We are world champions, baby!" Kirkpatrick, 33, lives in Biloxi, but made sure he was in New Orleans to watch his beloved New Orleans Saints win the Super Bowl. As did Christian Guild, who drove from Memphis on Saturday night to see the game. "This is just amazing for the city," Guild said. "Because this is for everyone! Everyone! I wouldn't want to be anywhere else for this.” In central Metairie, residents poured from their homes into the street in joyous celebration. Fireworks lit up the sky, sirens wailed and “Who Dats” filled the air. In Treme, trumpeter Kermit Ruffins presided over a celebration at his club, Sidney’s Saloon, smiling and looking natty in an outsize black newsboy cap, a black suit and a fleur-de-lis tie. The New Orleans trumpeter, who has owned the bar at St. Bernard and St. Claude avenues for two years, started preparing early for the onslaught, fixing barbecued meat, five meatloaves and 15 pounds of red beans and rice.

Within an hour of victory, rivers of headlights from Metairie and the West Bank began to converge on downtown New Orleans. There was no place to fit them, but no matter; people seemed driven by a need to celebrate with each other. Paula Devlin, Joy Hirdes, John Pope and Bob Warren contributed to this story. Bruce Nolan can be reached at 504.826.3344 or bnolann@timespicayune.com Super Bowl 2014 Articles about Super Bowl Xliv - tribunedigital-chicagotribune Who is going to win Super Bowl XLIV? February 5, 2010 Colts are better team The Saints' potent offense wasn't what it is cracked up to be in the NFC title game against the Vikings and had it not been for a boneheaded Brett Favre throw, the Saints wouldn't be here. The Colts are the better team with the better quarterback and if Indianapolis can stop the run like it did against the Jets, it will roll. Brad Biggs, Tribune Manning will finish it Peyton Manning is not going to let the Colts get this far without finishing the job....

NEWS Saints announce agreement with Payton Reuters | December 29, 2012 The Sports Xchange EditorsNote: updates with details about deal Saints announce agreement with Payton The New Orleans Saints announced Saturday that coach Sean Payton and the team have an agreement in principle to a multi-year contract extension. The deal is for five years, according to multiple reports. ESPN.com reported that the contract will pay Payton $8 million per year, making him the highest-paid coach in the NFL. The agreement still must pass league approval,... Advertisement The Poll January 26, 2010 The Colts opened as 41/2-point favorites over the Saints. We asked at chicagotribune.com/sports: Who do you think will be the outright winner of Super Bowl XLIV on Feb. 7 in South Florida? 1. Colts 55% 2.

Saints 45% 2,087 responses (results not scientific) NEWS UPDATE 1-NFL-Manning humbles Brees as Broncos smash Saints Reuters | October 29, 2012 (Adds, quotes, details) * Broncos take solo lead in AFC West * Saints held to season-low scoring Oct 28 (Reuters) - Peyton Manning threw for three touchdowns and 305 yards as the ever-improving Denver Broncos smashed the visiting New Orleans Saints 34-14 on Sunday. A red-hot Manning outclassed Drew Brees in a rematch of Super Bowl XLIV, where New Orleans beat Manning's former team Indianapolis. It was no contest between the quarterbacks this time as... NEWS The Digit February 9, 2010 106.5 million That's how many people tuned in to Super Bowl XLIV, making it the most-watched TV program in U.S. history. The viewership tops the 27-year-old record set by the "M A S H" finale.

OPINION Super Bowl sets ratings record By Rob Manker, Tribune reporter | February 7, 2011 The list For the second consecutive year, Sunday's Super Bowl set an all-time U.S. ratings record, according to preliminary data from the Nielsen Co. The new top 5 most-viewed shows ever, according to Nielsen: 1. Super Bowl XLV, Fox, Sunday 2. Super Bowl XLIV, CBS, Feb. 7, 2010 3. "MASH" finale, CBS, Feb. 28, 1983 4. Super Bowl XLIII, NBC, Feb. 1, 2009 5. Super Bowl XLII, Fox, Feb. 3, 2008 Snowy revenge ... SPORTS Around town By With Fred Mitchell and David Kaplan | February 8, 2010 Devin Hester experienced the joy of Super Bowl week without having to actually play in Super Bowl XLIV in Miami. "Being back home has been really cool," Hester said. "I got to visit my old high school, childhood home and ...

to party with my boys." Hester also visited his old barbershop, where some of his buddies gave him a hard time. The Bears wide receiver/kick returner hosted a party at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. Invited guests included Gabrielle Union, Tony Gonzalez, Alyssa Milano, Jennifer Love... SPORTS Which QB would you want: Brady, Manning or Vick? By Four Corners and Four views on today's issues | November 23, 2010 Manning's the man Dan Pompei, Chicago Tribune Is all of the above an acceptable answer? You could not go wrong with any of the three. The temptation certainly is strong to say Michael Vick, given what he has accomplished in recent weeks. Vick is the most physically gifted of the group. Maybe of any group. Really, he's more than a quarterback with his ability to run. But he has not stood the test of time and been a proven winner as Peyton Manning and Tom... NEWS Freeney in limbo By NEWSDAY | February 3, 2010 Dwight Freeney knew something was wrong as soon as he felt the searing pain near the end of the Colts' AFC championship game win over the Jets.

What he didn't know was how much his chances of playing in Super Bowl XLIV were jeopardized by his severely sprained right ankle. Especially after seeing the ankle swell up to what he called "softball-sized." "The swelling was huge," said Freeney, who spoke publicly Tuesday for the first time since getting hurt. "Now it's golf ball-sized." BUSINESS Super Bowl tickets create PayPal problem By Jon Yates and What's Your Problem? | April 8, 2010 At first blush, Jim Fedinec would appear to be one of the luckiest football fans alive. Last fall, the Darien resident won an NFL ticket lottery that allowed him to buy two $600 tickets to Super Bowl XLIV on Feb. 7 in Miami. Fedinec bought the tickets, then immediately put them up for sale on eBay. On Dec. 11, a Rhode Island man bought the tickets for $3,470, paying with his credit card through PayPal. The NFL required that the tickets be picked up in person, so Fedinec...

NEWS It's a Brees By TRIBUNE | February 8, 2010 Drew Brees was pushed, provoked, pressured and flat-out pummeled at times during Super Bowl XLIV. But no matter how hard or often the Colts defense -- which featured elite but injured pass rusher Dwight Freeney -- got after the Saints' accurate quarterback, Brees kept coming. And that's a big reason Brees was named the Super Bowl's Most Valuable Player on Sunday. Brees kept getting up. He kept waiting until the last possible second to throw the ball. And dart after dart, the four-time Pro Bowl pick kept... NEWS The Digit February 9, 2010 106.5 million That's how many people tuned in to Super Bowl XLIV, making it the most-watched TV program in U.S. history. The viewership tops the 27-year-old record set by the "M A S H" finale. NEWS Shortstops By From news services | January 29, 2010 - IndyCar star Danica Patrick (above) will compete in at least 12 NASCAR races this season and could make her debut in the season opener.

Among her races is a July 9 stop at Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet. - Former Bears player Richard Dent is again a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and he will find out his fate Feb. 6 in Miami, the day before Super Bowl XLIV. COLLEGE BASKETBALL - Detroit 83, Loyola 63 - Wright St. 79, UIC 43 - Indiana St. 68, S. Illinois 65 - IPFW 63, W.... SPORTS Upset pick By Sam Farmer, Tribune newspapers | February 8, 2010 The New Orleans Saints, for decades the NFL's lovable losers, used the biggest stage Sunday to answer the question that has become their mantra. Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints? The answer: Not a soul. What once was unbelievable is now a reality. The underdog Saints are pro football's champions, 31-17 victors over the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV. As thousands of fans gathered in the stands behind an end zone at Sun Life Stadium chanting, "Who dat!

NEWS All Saints' Day By Chicago Tribune | February 8, 2010 Super Bowl XLIV: New Orleans 31, Indianapolis 17 The New Orleans Saints, for decades the NFL's lovable losers, used the biggest stage Sunday to answer the question their fans have been asking for 43 years. Who Dat think they gonna beat them Saints? The answer: Nobody. The unbelievable is a reality. The unthinkable has come true. The Saints reached the NFL mountaintop Sunday, knocking off the mighty Indianapolis Colts 31-17 in Super Bowl XLIV at Sun Life Stadium. "Louisiana, by the way of... NEWS It's a Brees By TRIBUNE | February 8, 2010 Drew Brees was pushed, provoked, pressured and flat-out pummeled at times during Super Bowl XLIV. But no matter how hard or often the Colts defense -- which featured elite but injured pass rusher Dwight Freeney -- got after the Saints' accurate quarterback, Brees kept coming. And that's a big reason Brees was named the Super Bowl's Most Valuable Player on Sunday. Brees kept getting up. He kept waiting until the last possible second to throw the ball.

And dart after dart, the four-time Pro Bowl pick kept... NEWS Saints announce agreement with Payton Reuters | December 29, 2012 The Sports Xchange Saints announce agreement with Payton The New Orleans Saints announced Saturday that coach Sean Payton and the team have an agreement in principle to a multi-year contract extension. The deal is for five years, according to multiple reports. "I am pleased that Sean Payton will be our head coach for a long time," Saints owner Tom Benson said in a statement. "Now we can focus our attention on building on the winning tradition with the Saints that Sean has... SPORTS Executing under pressure a breeze By Tribune Newspapers | February 8, 2010 Drew Brees was pushed, provoked, pressured and flat-out pummeled at times during Super Bowl XLIV. But no matter how hard or often the Colts' defense -- which featured elite but injured pass rusher Dwight Freeney -- got after the Saints' accurate quarterback, Brees kept coming. And that's a big reason Brees was named the Super Bowl's Most Valuable Player on Sunday. Brees kept getting up. He kept waiting till the last possible second to throw the ball.

And dart after dart, the four-time... Articles about Super Bowl Xliv - latimes Justin Smith's health key for 49ers January 19, 2013 | By Sam Farmer San Francisco and Atlanta both passed significant milestones last Sunday. The 49ers won a divisional game with Colin Kaepernick at quarterback, getting just as far as the benched Alex Smith got them last season. So now we'll see whether the second-year Kaepernick can take the club the next step, getting it to its sixth Super Bowl. The Falcons, who had been 0-3 in postseason games under Coach Mike Smith, finally picked up their first playoff victory under his tutelage, and now have a chance to prove wrong all their doubters. Advertisement Saints rally in second half to win Super Bowl XLIV February 7, 2010 | By Sam Farmer The New Orleans Saints, for decades the NFL's lovable losers, used the biggest stage Sunday to answer the question their fans have been asking for 43 years. Who Dat say they gonna beat them Saints? The answer: Nobody. The unbelievable is a reality. The unthinkable has come true.

The Saints reached the NFL mountaintop Sunday, knocking off the mighty Indianapolis Colts, 31-17, in Super Bowl XLIV at Sun Life Stadium. "Louisiana, by the way of New Orleans is back!" SPORTS Former Reggie Bush marketing agent linked to Saints bounty scandal March 9, 2012 | By Sam Farmer Among those implicated by the NFL in the "pay-for-performance" bounty scandal of the New Orleans Saints is Mike Ornstein, former marketing agent for Reggie Bush. Ornstein, who served eight months in prison in 2010 for conspiring to scalp Super Bowl tickets and sell fake "game-worn" jerseys, is close friends with Saints Coach Sean Payton as well as many of the team's players and executives. Ornstein is well known and well connected in NFL circles, having spent years working for the Raiders, and later as a consultant on Super Bowl teams in Green Bay and Baltimore.

SPORTS Saints, and their city, believe in miracles February 8, 2010 | Sam Farmer Decades of futility end, 4 1/2 years after Katrina The New Orleans Saints, for decades the NFL's lovable losers, used the biggest stage Sunday to answer the question that has become their mantra. Who dat say they gonna beat them Saints? The answer: Not a soul. What once was unbelievable is now a reality. The underdog Saints are pro football's champions, 31-17 victors over the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV. As thousands of fans gathered in the stands behind an end zone at Sun Life Stadium chanting "Who-dat! ENTERTAINMENT Weekend talk shows February 6, 2010 SATURDAY The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer 2010 elections: co-authors John Heilemann and Mark Halperin ("Game Change"); gays in the military: Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.), Rep. Duncan Hunter. (R-Alpine) 3 p.m. CNN Larry King Live 6 and 9 p.m. CNN McLaughlin Group 6:30 p.m.

KCET SUNDAY Today Olympic athletes; Super Bowl foods. (N) 6 a.m. KNBC Good Morning America (N) 6 a.m. KABC State of the Union With Candy Crowley Al Qaeda, Afghanistan, Iran, Haiti, healthcare: Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. SPORTS Saints' Sean Payton shares night to remember with Lombardi Trophy February 9, 2010 | By Sam Farmer Sean Payton could use a proper pillow. The day after coaching the New Orleans Saints to a 31-17 victory over Indianapolis in Super Bowl XLIV, Payton looked happy but bleary-eyed early Monday morning. Maybe it had something to do with him grabbing a precious few winks in his hotel room with the Lombardi Trophy in his arms. "This thing laid in my bed next to me last night," the coach said at the traditional victors news conference. "Rolled over [it] a couple times. I probably drooled on it.

But man, there's nothing like it." SPORTS Saints start title defense with 14-9 victory over Vikings September 9, 2010 | Sports Network Drew Brees threw for 237 yards and a score and Pierre Thomas ran for the decisive touchdown in the third quarter, as the Saints opened their title defense and the 2010 season with a 14-9 win over the Vikings. New Orleans captured its first championship seven months ago with a 31-17 win over the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV, and is looking to become the first repeat champion since New England in 2003 and 2004. The Saints (1-0) took one step toward that end with a victory Thursday in a rematch of last year's NFC Championship game. ENTERTAINMENT CBS records its most-watched week since 1994 February 11, 2010 | By city news service CBS combined the most-watched program in U.S. television history with the most-watched series premiere since 1987 and the network's popular scripted shows to record its most-watched week since 1994.

CBS averaged 26.18 million viewers for its prime-time programming between Feb. 1 and Sunday, its largest audience since the week of Feb. 21-27, 1994, when its programming consisted of the final week of the Winter Olympics, according to figures released Tuesday by the Nielsen Co. CBS' coverage of Super Bowl XLIV on Sunday was the most-watched program in American television history, averaging 106.48 million viewers, topping the 1983 finale of the long-running CBS comedy "MASH," which averaged 105.97 million viewers. SPORTS Former Reggie Bush marketing agent linked to Saints bounty scandal March 9, 2012 | By Sam Farmer Among those implicated by the NFL in the "pay-for-performance" bounty scandal of the New Orleans Saints is Mike Ornstein, former marketing agent for Reggie Bush. Ornstein, who served eight months in prison in 2010 for conspiring to scalp Super Bowl tickets and sell fake "game-worn" jerseys, is close friends with Saints Coach Sean Payton as well as many of the team's players and executives.

Ornstein is well known and well connected in NFL circles, having spent years working for the Raiders, and later as a consultant on Super Bowl teams in Green Bay and Baltimore. SPORTS Saints start title defense with 14-9 victory over Vikings September 9, 2010 | Sports Network Drew Brees threw for 237 yards and a score and Pierre Thomas ran for the decisive touchdown in the third quarter, as the Saints opened their title defense and the 2010 season with a 14-9 win over the Vikings. New Orleans captured its first championship seven months ago with a 31-17 win over the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV, and is looking to become the first repeat champion since New England in 2003 and 2004. The Saints (1-0) took one step toward that end with a victory Thursday in a rematch of last year's NFC Championship game. SPORTS The NFL season marches in September 9, 2010 | By Sam Farmer Lights, camera… satisfaction?

The Minnesota Vikings will be looking for some of that tonight, when they open the 2010 NFL season at New Orleans in a rematch of last season's NFC championship game. Statistically, the Vikings thoroughly outplayed the Saints when they last met – except for five turnovers. The Saints took advantage of those miscues and rode them all the way to Super Bowl XLIV, where they knocked off Indianapolis to claim their first Lombardi Trophy. ENTERTAINMENT Nielsen Ratings Feb. 1 - 7 February 11, 2010 Here are the rankings for national prime-time network television last week (Feb. 1-7) as compiled by the Nielsen Co. They are based on the average number of people who watched a program from start to finish. Nielsen estimates there are 286 million potential viewers in the U.S. ages 2 and older. Viewership is listed in millions. Program Network Viewers 1 Super Bowl XLIV CBS 106.48 2 Super Bowl Postgame CBS 75.47 3 Undercover Boss CBS 38.65 4 American Idol (Tue.

ENTERTAINMENT CBS records its most-watched week since 1994 February 11, 2010 | By city news service CBS combined the most-watched program in U.S. television history with the most-watched series premiere since 1987 and the network's popular scripted shows to record its most-watched week since 1994. CBS averaged 26.18 million viewers for its prime-time programming between Feb. 1 and Sunday, its largest audience since the week of Feb. 21-27, 1994, when its programming consisted of the final week of the Winter Olympics, according to figures released Tuesday by the Nielsen Co. CBS' coverage of Super Bowl XLIV on Sunday was the most-watched program in American television history, averaging 106.48 million viewers, topping the 1983 finale of the long-running CBS comedy "MASH," which averaged 105.97 million viewers. SPORTS Saints' Sean Payton shares night to remember with Lombardi Trophy February 9, 2010 | By Sam Farmer Sean Payton could use a proper pillow.

The day after coaching the New Orleans Saints to a 31-17 victory over Indianapolis in Super Bowl XLIV, Payton looked happy but bleary-eyed early Monday morning. Maybe it had something to do with him grabbing a precious few winks in his hotel room with the Lombardi Trophy in his arms. "This thing laid in my bed next to me last night," the coach said at the traditional victors news conference. "Rolled over [it] a couple times. I probably drooled on it. But man, there's nothing like it." ENTERTAINMENT Super Bowl XLIV game a ratings winner February 9, 2010 | By Joe Flint >>> The New Orleans Saints' Super Bowl victory over the Indianapolis Colts not only ended 42 seasons of football futility for the franchise, it also shattered one of the television industry's most storied records. About 106.5 million tuned into CBS' telecast of Super Bowl XLIV on Sunday, making it the most watched TV program in the United States ever and topping the series finale of that network's legendary wartime sitcom "MASH," which drew 106 million viewers in 1983, according to Nielsen.

ENTERTAINMENT Sunday's highlights February 7, 2010 SERIES Undercover Boss: In this new series, chief executives go incognito as regular workers in their own companies and, it's hoped, gain a new appreciation for what those workers deal with (About 7 p.m. CBS, after the Super Bowl.) 'Til Death: Kevin Nealon ("Weeds," "SNL") guest stars on a new episode of the sitcom (7 p.m. Fox). Nature: The new episode "The Beauty of Ugly" looks at frogfish, hagfish, naked mole rats and elephant seals. Though they may not be the sort of critter you want to carry a snapshot of, their distinct looks help them survive in difficult environments (8 p.m. KCET) ENTERTAINMENT Prime choices February 7, 2010 SUNDAY The Saints, led by quarterback Drew Brees, make their first ever appearance on pro football's biggest stage at "Super Bowl XLIV" in Miami. Standing in opposition: 2007 champs Peyton Manning and the Colts. And rocking the halftime show: the Who.

(CBS, 3:25 p.m.) MONDAY It will take the combined efforts of all the "Heroes" to thwart the dastardly Samuel (Robert Knepper, above) and save thousands of lives in the action-drama's season finale. Saints, and their city, believe in miracles February 8, 2010 | Sam Farmer Decades of futility end, 4 1/2 years after Katrina The New Orleans Saints, for decades the NFL's lovable losers, used the biggest stage Sunday to answer the question that has become their mantra. Who dat say they gonna beat them Saints? The answer: Not a soul. What once was unbelievable is now a reality. The underdog Saints are pro football's champions, 31-17 victors over the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV. As thousands of fans gathered in the stands behind an end zone at Sun Life Stadium chanting "Who-dat! Super Bowl XLIV Highlights On Now Coming Up Wed., Jan.

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Question: Which team won Super Bowl XLIV in February 2010?
Answer: New Orleans Saints