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|  #1 Posted on 7.9.05 0715.56 | Instant Rating: 4.07 | I just overheard someone say "Doug Henning", and remembered Rich Hall playing him (snl.jt.org) a bunch of times when he was part of the Billy Crystal/Martin Short/Harry Shearer cast.
I still laugh when I think of Hall doing Henning in the "A.D. Part V, A New Beginning" (snl.jt.org) (Hall doing Henning playing Jesus):
"And the people truly believed that he turned water...[pours water from one glass into another, with it appearing in the second glass purple].....into wine....Thank you! Thank you!"
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| #2 Posted on 7.9.05 0813.42 | Instant Rating: 4.14 | | samoflange
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| #3 Posted on 7.9.05 0825.02 | Instant Rating: 5.73 | Bill Brasky. Not a character played by an actor so much as a character talked about by the actors.
He's a ten foot tall beastman who showers in grain alcohol and feeds his babies shrimp scampi!
He drives an ice cream truck covered in human skulls!
I once saw him scissor kick Angela Lansbury!
Like an alligator, he can fully digest a turtle shell!
I freakin love those skits.
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HBK: You’re flat broke aren’t you?
MJ: Please let me wrestle on RAW!
HBK: Fine, but I ain’t wearin’ no fruity tassels.
MJ: Are these your mirror pants?
HBK: Give me those!
RAW Satire - 03.14.2005 | OlFuzzyBastard
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| #4 Posted on 7.9.05 1109.55 | Instant Rating: 5.49 | There's no end to the amount of love I have for Norm McDonald's Burt Reynolds. "Let's go nuts - give me "Swords" for $42,000"
"That's my problem - I'm too frank. That's why my mother shoved me down the stairs. But then she is fat." | Matt Tracker
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| #5 Posted on 7.9.05 1113.05 | Instant Rating: 6.05 | The Continental. Hands down.
"To be the man, you gotta beat demands." -- The Lovely Mrs. Tracker | JoshMann
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| #6 Posted on 7.9.05 1117.20 | Instant Rating: 6.08 | The Samurai. Everyone else is playing for second.
(Also, Buck Henry deserves an honorable mention for being Belushi's striaght-man in those sketches)
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"He's too much of gentleman to assume that the lady he is with would have a disease and he's man enough to raise any offspring that should arise. HE IS AL WILSON."[-DEAN~, 7/22/05] | AWArulz
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| #7 Posted on 7.9.05 1141.38 | Instant Rating: 7.28 | Old school. I am a Fred Garvin, Male Prostitute fan, with his various "Infomecials" as second.
Always been an Akroyd mark
We'll be back right after order has been restored here in the Omni Center. | Oliver
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|  #8 Posted on 7.9.05 1148.28 | Instant Rating: 2.55 | That's a good question. I loved Molly Shannon's work on SNL; anything she did was gold.
Tied for second is Mr. Subliminal and The Church Lady.
Oh, and for comments' sake, I dispised Jon Lovitz on that show. I didn't care at all for anything he did. He was terribly unfunny on SNL...IMHO.
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I miss Alberta. Yes...seriously. | JoshMann
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| #9 Posted on 7.9.05 1150.18 | Instant Rating: 6.08 | Originally posted by AWArulz
Old school. I am a Fred Garvin, Male Prostitute fan, with his various "Infomecials" as second.
Always been an Akroyd mark
I was always more partial to Irwin Mainway, but that's me.
"Look, we put a label on every bag that says, "Kid! Be careful - broken glass!" I mean, we sell a lot of products in the "Bag O'" line.. like Bag O' Glass, Bag O' Nails, Bag O' Bugs, Bag O' Vipers, Bag O' Sulfuric Acid. They're decent toys, you know what I mean?"
"He's too much of gentleman to assume that the lady he is with would have a disease and he's man enough to raise any offspring that should arise. HE IS AL WILSON."[-DEAN~, 7/22/05] | Mayhem
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| #10 Posted on 7.9.05 1201.43 | Instant Rating: 3.81 |
Very good question ... mine changes from day to day. Right now it has to be Will Ferrell's Robert Goulet ...
"NAAAY-TURE ... GOULET!"
In honor of Emerson, my little Superman ... | whatever
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| #11 Posted on 7.9.05 1227.34 | Instant Rating: 4.14 | | Texas Kelly
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| #12 Posted on 7.9.05 1228.22 | Instant Rating: 3.11 | Originally posted by OlFuzzyBastard
There's no end to the amount of love I have for Norm McDonald's Burt Reynolds. "Let's go nuts - give me "Swords" for $42,000".
I can say the same thing about Will Ferrell's Alex Trebek.
"Welcome back to Celebrity Jeopardy. I thought we were done with this, but Regis Philbin, that mongel idiot, decided to do a Celebrity Millionaire, and network competition being what it is, I stand before you a broken and miserable man."
:)
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It's good to see that the WWE isn't backing away from Batista or Cena. There's still some questions lingering over a few of the draft moves they either made or didn't make (Jericho being a prime example), but the stage is set for a solid run to Summerslam that may send the indicator down. The longer Triple H stays away is also a plus... |
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| #13 Posted on 7.9.05 1328.05 | Instant Rating: 7.34 | I'll join in on the Norm McDonald love. The guy was criminally underused during his time on the show...
As for other favorites: I consider Eddie Murphy, Chevy Chase and Mike Myers as people who could be funny in almost any different type of sketch. Some (Dana Carvey, Adam Sandler, Chris Farley) were great at certain characters, but weren't capable of doing anything with equal talent.
The book... is... HERE!!!
Inside The Ropes lives on!!!
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| #14 Posted on 7.9.05 1738.22 | Instant Rating: 3.87 | Matt Foley: Motivational Speaker (Chris Farley)
"Well La-Di-Freakin' Da! You'll be living in a van down by the river!"
I also like the duo of Wayne and Garth--great comedy chemistry.
Least favorite: The Sweeney Sisters.
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| #15 Posted on 7.9.05 1743.54 | Instant Rating: 7.87 |
I'm Gumby, dammit.
Gabba gabba hey! |
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| #16 Posted on 7.9.05 1753.01 | Instant Rating: 5.84 |
That crazy old lady that was on all the meds played by Cheri OTeri. What ever happened to Cheri? She was hilarious.
Harry Carray is always gold too.
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| #17 Posted on 7.9.05 1820.45 | Instant Rating: 5.57 | Mister Robinson (of "Mister Robinson's Neighborhood")
Hey Seattle!
Come see my sketch group at this year's SketchFest Seattle 9/8@8pm and 9/17@11pm at the Capitol Hill Arts Center.
"One of the best sketch shows I've ever seen." - Anthony King (Artistic Director of The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre) "comedy with a poignant sense of soul." - The Oregonian
www.sketchfest.org | Cerebus
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| #18 Posted on 7.9.05 1917.18 | Instant Rating: 2.72 | I'd have to say Eddie Murphy's 'Buckwheat' was the best and the most memorable. He even made Mary Gross watchable as 'Alfalfa'. Besides that, Norm McDonald's 'Bob Dole' killed. That REAL WORLD spoof was classic. The shedding of one tear floored my.
Also, I've gotta give special mention to Al Franken's Weekend Update mobile reporter when he wore the sattalite dish on his head and was dying from dehydration.
EDIT: Testing something...
(edited by Cerebus on 12.9.05 0035) | Brian P. Dermody
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| #19 Posted on 7.9.05 1945.15 | Instant Rating: 9.01 | I must be the Anti-SOK, as I'm a Lovitz mark.
- Evelyn Quince, host of "Tales of Ribaldry"
- Master Thespian
- Annoying Man
- Satan
- "Get to Know Me!"
- Girlwatcher (with Tom Hanks)
But my true favorite, all time, because it reminds me of half of my dad's family, is Phil Hartman's Gene, the anal-retentive chef/carpenter/fisherman.
Least favorite: Probably the Sensitive Naked Man
Operation Hot Mother is underway.
Reward TV -- TV just got better!
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| #20 Posted on 7.9.05 2011.17 | Instant Rating: 5.56 | Originally posted by Brian P. Dermody
- Master Thespian
I did Master Thespian for an acting gig dealy last year...just an awesome time.
I'd have to add another vote for Matt Foley...pretty much anything Farley did worked for me.
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