Chicago Sun-Times TV spots with Roger Ebert make the '80s look good

By Craig Newman on April 6, 2010 11:06 AM | No Comments | No TrackBacks

Ahh the heyday of media in the 1980s, when experts like Roger Ebert could magically beam Star Trek-style into your cocktail party for your personal edification.

A kind soul was good enough to post these gems to YouTube, complete with bad suits and big hair. And advertising budgets. Those were the days.

Thanks to Brad Flora's Windy Citizen for highlighting the find. Go vote it up, people!

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