The Cubs actober ad is a must to include

after the first, oh, 100 viewings.

The Aquos baseball-themed TV ad was a cool one, the first several times, but now I cringe when that music starts.

And I still don't miss Murph and the Union 76 ads.

As far as radio ads go, I hate the Jake the neighborhood guy... but if the Cubs keep winning I will listen to Jake the neighborhood guy multiple times. LOL

Not to change the subject but the worst is the Heineken Green Robotic Women ad.  I don't get it at all.  

Until they were shown 50 gazillion times, I thought the Carlos, Barret, Dye, and Pierzynski McDonald's ads were real good.  I also like the most interesting man alive spots.

I can't stand the Tecate ads, where they can't call the Tecate beer because simply calling it beer is insulting.  That one and Jake the Neighborhood guy drive me nuts.  

I can't remember exactly how it goes, but there was another one for Arlington Park, I think, that was some how a slam on Cub fans.  I wish I could remember it, but that drove me nuts.

...is still the Pepsi spot with the guy riding the giant Pepsi ball/logo around San Francisco. I like the Bud Light chainsaw ad, too.

And I'm pretty sure these run during Cubs games but maybe not...but I love the Dos Equis ads featuring "The World's Most Interesting Man." Frickin' hilarious. An obvious Hemingway homage, which is cool with me.

As far as radio ads go, I gotta give it up for Ron Santo's Seattle Sutton's Healthy Eating spots. I crack up every time he says "Acapulco Taco Pie."

My significant other is an opera singer (seriously), so perhaps I am closer to this in reality than others. Anyhow, I enjoy the ad of the guys who smuggle bottles of Bud Light in to the opera. And then the guy in front of them with a can asks "First Night at the Opera, Boys?" Absolutely marvelous. Sweetie-kins doesn't think it's very funny, so I try to be quick on the remote before she notices. But I can't stifle the grin. Bud Light is an awful beer but their commercials are great (I'm a Hacker-Pschorr guy).

Keep the faith boys, and GO CUBS!

Terry in Iowa

I hate the Jake the neighborhood guy ads...they're cheesy but at least their not insulting like the old style ads from last year with stand up comic bits making fun of people keeping score at the game and the like...

I like the dropped call ad where the butcher asks the meat supply guy if he's out of roast beef because his wife "wolfed it all down for breakfast" I laugh every time!

is do advertisers think all Cub fans have an enlarged prostate?

The Bud Lite Chain Saw commercial is priceless.  Watch the girl's expressions in the passenger seat when her boyfriend tells the ax guy to get in.  Listen closely to the ax guy's voice get higher when he says "but he has a chainsaw!" to the driver.  That commercial is tuned to a fine pitch.

Although I get tired of most of the dropped call ads, the Roger Clemens one is great.  My wife is deaf and can read lips (she was great when we'd watch the Bears when Ditka coached, as long as you didn't mind a lot of "expletive deleteds") and has taught me that anyone can catch some stuff if you watch carefully.  Watch his wife's lips when the call drops.  She's clearly saying "no", "no" more emphatically each time.  Then she knocks the flowerpot off the table in frustration.

The Chuck Norris commercial is old and tired (a little like Steve Tracshel) and I hate the music to it now.  The little twerps in it deserve to get their butts womped.  And the Heineken green girl commercial is dreamed up by someone who never gets west of the Hudson River, or east of Lake Tahoe, and thinks that is cool.

Of course, even with the hated commercials, you do know that the mere fact that we can remember them is what the ad people want to happen.