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William Shatner Allegedly Worried Super Bowl Just Used His Name For Poop Jokes

by Ruth A • Published February 10, 2026

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William Shatner brought his signature humor to the big game this year, starring in a Kellogg’s Raisin Bran ad that quickly became one of the best Super Bowl commercials of 2026. In particular, the Star Trek icon leans into a pun on his name—”Will Shat”—as he teleports through humorous scenes promoting the cereal’s digestive benefits. Fans and critics alike have praised the spot for its clever concept and playful execution.

Moreover, the ad highlights why it ranks among the best Super Bowl commercials of 2026. Shatner’s mix of self-awareness, slapstick humor, and nods to his sci-fi legacy creates a memorable spot. Although the actor admits he was initially nervous about leaning into jokes surrounding his name, the final product balances amusement with taste, proving that even risqué humor can succeed in a major broadcast campaign.

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How William Shatner’s Commercial Stood Out

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Shatner’s Kellogg’s ad exemplifies why it is considered one of the best Super Bowl commercials of 2026. First, the setting in a futuristic control room evokes his Star Trek days while keeping the reference subtle. Next, the commercial features body-slamming stunts, teleports, and a playful transformation into Raisin Bran boxes. The clever use of visual gags and puns highlights Shatner’s comedic timing, making the spot stand out amid a lineup of celebrity-driven ads.

STAR TREK IV: THE VOYAGE HOME, William Shatner
STAR TREK IV: THE VOYAGE HOME, William Shatner, 1986. ©Paramount/courtesy Everett Collection

In addition, Entertainment Weekly notes that Shatner carefully ensured the homage to Star Trek remained understated, choosing wardrobe and staging that referenced the franchise without copying it directly. As a result, the commercial captures attention while remaining fun and family-friendly, qualities that place it firmly among the best Super Bowl commercials of 2026.

Audience Reaction And Legacy

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Meanwhile, early reactions to Shatner’s ad confirm its impact. Fans on social media praised the commercial for its creativity and humor, highlighting it as a standout moment in the Super Bowl broadcast. The actor himself plans to watch it for the first time alongside friends at a Super Bowl party, adding a personal touch to seeing one of the best Super Bowl commercials of 2026 come to life.

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Ultimately, with its clever wordplay, energetic stunts, and Shatner’s inimitable charm, the Kellogg’s Raisin Bran commercial demonstrates that inventive storytelling can still dominate Super Bowl airwaves. Furthermore, as audiences relive the moment, the ad joins a legacy of memorable, star-studded spots that define the event each year.

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