"(please excuse the ghosty picture quality and buzzy audio)"

Given that this historical pre-show interview was preceded by, of all things, the half-forgotten cartoon series "Funky Phantom" (speaking of ghosts and buzzes), a rather apropos comparison, no? ;-)

I sure miss Goldblatt's, because that's where I bought the Sabado Gigante box game for $25 back in '91 and played Gondomania four years earlier.

Bravo to the "genius" who decided to run that particular Pacer commercial right after that particular scene.

At 0:24, it's so obvious he's just holding the drumstick in front of his mouth and making a chewing motion. It's probably a piece of molded plastic anyway...

Given the details that would later emerge surrounding the cause of Mr. Rockefeller's death, it is fitting that we join "Macho Man" in progress.

"Every kind of body, always in demand!" When you're 70, sometimes it's hard keeping up with, uh, demands...

Terri Hemmert is still at WXRT but not on her midday show due to knee replacement surgery for her right knee and physical therapy. Breakfast With The Beatles is temporarily a one hour show Sundays at 9 AM for awhile except for Ringo's two hour birthday special July 6th. She also teaches at Columbia College Chicago and volunteers for a number of causes.

Terri Hemmert... God love her, she's been with XRT almost since the beginning.

This guy is still around!

R.I.P. Casey Kasem.

How can a movie made for television be edited for television?