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Ever since Jack Roberts died and Cal Worthington disappeared, there's been a definite lack of goofy commercials on Seattle airwaves. If you, like us, are jonesing for silly ads, this ought to well satisfy your cravings. A Seattle transplant working at MTV dubs it "the best music video I've seen in a long time."
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A lack of what!?!?!?!
You need to watch more TV after midnight.
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We still have Vern Fonk carrying the "wierd ad" flame. The King and Bunny ads have shades of Worthington. And those Stereo Warehouse commericals straddle the line between bad and wierd. But yeah I miss Roberts.