| Title | SHOWDOWN |
| Brand | UBER EATS |
| Product / Service | UBER EATS |
| Category | A06. Consumer Services / Business to Business |
| Entrant | SPECIAL GROUP Sydney, AUSTRALIA |
| Idea Creation | SPECIAL GROUP Sydney, AUSTRALIA |
| Production | SMUGGLER Los Angeles, USA |
| Post Production | CARTEL EDITING Los Angeles, USA |
| Name | Company | Position |
|---|---|---|
| Lindsey Evans | Special Group | Founding Partner & CEO |
| Cade Heyde | Special Group | Founding Partner & Managing Director |
| Tom Martin | Special Group | Partner & CCO |
| Julian Schreiber | Special Group | Partner & CCO |
| Rebecca Stambanis | Special Group | Founding Partner - Melbourne & Strategy Director |
| Jon Marshall | Special Group | Creative Director |
| Stuart Brown | Special Group | Creative Director |
| Caitlin Miller | Special Group | Business Director |
| Will Sealey | Special Group | Business Director |
| Eileen Cosgrove-Moloney | Special Group | Team Lead |
| Emily Stewart | Special Group | Casting Director |
| Esther Perls | Special Group | Producer |
| Lachlan Stewart | Special Group | Social Lead |
| Jesse Sinkiewicz | Special Group | Business Affairs |
| Danielle Trivisonno Hawley | Uber Eats | Global Executive Creative Director |
| Georgie Jeffreys | Uber Eats | Head of Marketing, US & Canada |
| Lauren Hussey | Uber Eats | Senior Marketing Manager |
| Natalie Purbrick | Uber Eats | Creative Director |
| Jessica Van Rooyen | Uber Eats | Marketing Manager |
| Otto Linwood III | Uber Eats | Creative Production Manager |
| Lexi Levin | Uber Eats | Consumer Communications Manager |
| Rashad Suarez | Uber Eats | Business Affairs Manager |
| Gracie Childress | Uber Eats | Media Manager |
We know people have always wanted a cross-over between two of the greatest space franchises of all time. Embodying the old age debate of which franchise is better, Mark Hamill and Patrick Stewart (AKA Luke Skywalker vs Captain Picard) starred in the showdown the world had long been waiting for, creating a massive cultural collision which saw eagle-eyed viewers notice the cultural tension from the start. The duo went face to face and rivaled each-other on the simplest of things including how to pronounce ‘tomato’. And things were preparing to get ugly, each ready with opposing bats - one holding a baseball bat while the other claimed a cricket bat. In a series of two other 15 second spots Mark Hamill and Patrick Stewart are also seen competing against each other in completely petty ways - trying to beat each other at Air Hockey and Connect Four.