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Gallery: 2004 Super Bowl XXXVIII, Patriots vs. Panthers
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Justin Timberlake, Back at the Super Bowl. What About Janet? - The New York Times
Super Bowl 2004: Tom Brady led Patriots over Panthers - Sports Illustrated Vault | SI.com
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Super Bowl 2004: Tom Brady led Patriots over Panthers - Sports Illustrated Vault | SI.com
N.E. Patriots win Superbowl 2004!
Super Bowl 2004: Tom Brady led Patriots over Panthers - Sports Illustrated Vault | SI.com
Everything Justin Timberlake Has Said About the 2004 Super Bowl Controversy | Billboard
Feb 01, 2004; Houston, TX, USA; Halftime Show Super Bowl XXXVIII, Singers JANET JACKSON and JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE at peek moment of the Halftime show of the Super Bowl XXXVIII. At the end
New England Patriots Super Bowl History: Super Bowl XXXVIII - Pats Pulpit
The 2004 Patriots Beat the Eagles in Super Bowl 39 to Cement a Dynasty | America's Game | NFL Films - YouTube
Patriots Cheating During 2004 Super Bowl | Carolina Blitz
The Last Time The Patriots And Eagles Played In The Super Bowl Was In 2004, How Well Do You Remember The Game?
Super Bowl XXXVIII - Wikipedia
Janet Jackson's Super Bowl scandal to be examined in new FX doc
The Craziest Pro Bowl Game EVER! (2004 Pro Bowl Highlights) - YouTube
Column: NFL conference title games carry four possible Super Bowl matchups and several levels of intrigue - Los Angeles Times
NFL | Super Bowl LI | Panthers recall painful loss to Patriots in 2004 Super Bowl in Houston | Charlotte Observer
FX/New York Times doc on 2004 Super Bowl scandal falls short : NPR
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Super Bowl Champions: 2004 Patriots - Sports Illustrated
Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy - Wikipedia