My oldest sister went to Berkeley in the early 70s. It was great fun watching her go to war with our parents over their rules. She is still fighting them. But now she is 55 and they are 90. They don't care anymore and her general "question authority" shtick is pathetic to anyone who has to listen. Point is, Howard's battles with the FCC were what made it fun. Free to rant unregulated, he's like my sister. The shtick is old and pathetic and no one cares anymore.

The ones made famous by a Coors Lite commercial pale to the one made famous by the great Jim Healy. To the Tommy meltdown, he's say, ""A Wun'erful, A Wun'erful." ...For the old timers: www.johnspeedie.com/healy/healymemories.html