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If you’re way more obsessed with show business than the average person should be, then you have to agree that the best Super Bowl commercial, HANDS DOWN, was the one featuring DAVID LETTERMAN, OPRAH WINFREY and . . . JAY LENO.

It was a commercial for Letterman’s “Late Show” . . . so it was pretty mind-blowing that Dave would ask Jay to do it . . . and that Jay would agree.

(Although maybe it’s not THAT surprising that Jay would agree. He’s got a lot of image rehab to do. He probably thought this would help. Also, he’s about to go head-to-head with Letterman in late-night again. This helps get the word out.)

Letterman’s producer, ROB BURNETT, talked with “Entertainment Weekly” about how the ad came together, and it’s pretty interesting.

He said that Dave came up with the initial idea. They pitched it to Oprah first, and she liked it. Then they went to network boss Les Moonves, who also, quote, “got it immediately.”

When they pitched the idea to Jay, his reaction was, quote, “This is the way show business should be.” Then Leno’s producer cleared it with the bosses at NBC, and everything was a go.

(Yeah, it seems crazy that NBC would go for it. But again, they probably thought it would help restore Leno’s image.)

The next hurdle was keeping it a surprise. Here’s how they did that: Last Tuesday, NBC flew Jay into New Jersey on their corporate jet.

The spot was filmed at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City, where Dave does the “Late Show”. They had to sneak Jay through the door IN DISGUISE. He wore a hoodie, dark sunglasses and a mustache. (–Oprah was NOT in disguise when she arrived.)

The Big Question is . . . how did Jay and Dave get along??? There were no hugs, but things were strangely okay.

Burnett says, “It was great, very professional, very cordial. We shot it in 25 minutes, and it went really, really well. It felt like one of those things where you wake up and say, ‘I had the strangest dream.’

“There was no frostiness. We were focused on trying to execute the joke. It would have been a more taxing event had it been us all going out to dinner. If anything was awkward, it was how it wasn’t awkward.”
One last note: If you’re wondering what possessed David Letterman to go through with the idea . . . well, it was all in the name of comedy.

Burnett says, “There was a lot of internal conversation about whether this was a good thing to be doing from a PR standpoint. Are we rehabilitating Jay’s image? Dave has a simple edict: If it’s funny, we do it.”

1.) (NEW) Amanda Seyfried and Channing Tatum’s “Dear John”, $32.4 million

2.) “Avatar”, $23.6 million (–Up to a total of $630 million in its 8th week.)

3.) (NEW) John Travolta’s “From Paris With Love”, $8.1 million

4.) Mel Gibson’s “Edge of Darkness”, $7 million (–Up to a total of $29.1 million in its 2nd week.)

5.) The Rock’s “Tooth Fairy”, $6.5 million (–Up to $34.3 million in its 3rd week.)

6.) Kristen Bell and Josh Duhamel’s “When in Rome”, $5.5 million (–Up to a total of $20.9 million in its 2nd week.)

7.) Denzel Washington’s “The Book of Eli”, $4.8 million (–Up to a total of $82.2 million in its 4th week.)

8.) “Crazy Heart”, the country music flick that earned Jeff Bridges an Oscar nomination, $3.7 million (–Up to a total of $11.2 million in its 8th week.)

9.) Paul Bettany’s “Legion”, $3.4 million (–Up to $34.7 million in its 3rd week.)

10.) “Sherlock Holmes”, $2.6 million (–Up to a total of $202 million in its 7th week.)

Retired NFL star and “Dancing With the Stars” runner-up WARREN SAPP was arrested Saturday on a charge of domestic battery. The arrest occurred at about 5:00 A.M. at Sapp’s hotel room in Miami Beach. The alleged victim is a woman Sapp has been dating for about two years.

She told police that she and Sapp had been partying with a large group of friends, when she got tired and went to lie down in another room. few hours later, Sapp entered the room, pulled her out of bed and started yelling at her about other guys she’d been hanging out with and/or had listed in her cell phone.

Then he choked her, threw her down on a couch, picked her up by her shirt and neck and threw her down again.

She suffered a swollen knee and bruises on her neck.

Here’s a dramatic re-enactment

Sapp told police he was just trying to get the woman to leave his room because he had company coming. He says she injured her leg when she fell while he was trying to help her off the couch.

Sapp was released from jail yesterday morning at about 11:00 A.M., after posting $1,500 bond.
He was supposed to have been doing Super Bowl commentary yesterday for the NFL Network. Obviously, that didn’t happen. And the network later announced it was pulling Sapp off the air until this whole thing shakes down.

Sapp’s attorney released the following statement . . . quote, “He sincerely apologizes to the NFL family and fans for taking away any distraction from today’s big game.

“We ask that everyone reserve judgment on the matter until all the facts come out in a court of law.”