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Printablesavoirfaire said: minneapolisgenius said: We have the exact same taste in humor. I figured as much when I saw the Holy Grail reference in your avatar.  "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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ian said: JillyAnn said: ian said: pejman said: ian said: Man you Americans are starved of decent comedy... judging from those 3 listed
 I had a feeling I'd hear something like that from the European end but I thought I'd offend you if I listed Benny Hill.  I should have put down Monty Python though... Well my vote out of your 3 listed at the top would be Sat. Night Live... but of course it always depended very much who was on it etc - some of the skits were very hit and miss.the old school cast (but not THAT old) Chris Farley, David Spade, Mike Meyers, Adam Sandler, Phil Hartman, Dana Carvey...etc. that's not old school!she's only 20, In Living Colour is old school to her. -------------------------------------------------
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pejman said: ian said: JillyAnn said: ian said: pejman said: ian said: Man you Americans are starved of decent comedy... judging from those 3 listed
I had a feeling I'd hear something like that from the European end but I thought I'd offend you if I listed Benny Hill. I should have put down Monty Python though... Well my vote out of your 3 listed at the top would be Sat. Night Live... but of course it always depended very much who was on it etc - some of the skits were very hit and miss.the old school cast (but not THAT old) Chris Farley, David Spade, Mike Meyers, Adam Sandler, Phil Hartman, Dana Carvey...etc. that's not old school!she's only 20, In Living Colour is old school to her. precisely | |
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JillyAnn said: pejman said: ian said: JillyAnn said: ian said: pejman said: ian said: Man you Americans are starved of decent comedy... judging from those 3 listed
I had a feeling I'd hear something like that from the European end but I thought I'd offend you if I listed Benny Hill. I should have put down Monty Python though... Well my vote out of your 3 listed at the top would be Sat. Night Live... but of course it always depended very much who was on it etc - some of the skits were very hit and miss.the old school cast (but not THAT old) Chris Farley, David Spade, Mike Meyers, Adam Sandler, Phil Hartman, Dana Carvey...etc. that's not old school!she's only 20, In Living Colour is old school to her. precisely Ah my apologies. Wow, I'm only 6 years older than that but it's funny how much difference it makes in terms of cultural references etc... | |
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JillyAnn said: pejman said: ian said: JillyAnn said: ian said: pejman said: ian said: Man you Americans are starved of decent comedy... judging from those 3 listed
I had a feeling I'd hear something like that from the European end but I thought I'd offend you if I listed Benny Hill. I should have put down Monty Python though... Well my vote out of your 3 listed at the top would be Sat. Night Live... but of course it always depended very much who was on it etc - some of the skits were very hit and miss.the old school cast (but not THAT old) Chris Farley, David Spade, Mike Meyers, Adam Sandler, Phil Hartman, Dana Carvey...etc. that's not old school!she's only 20, In Living Colour is old school to her. precisely  -------------------------------------------------
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pejman said: JillyAnn said: pejman said: ian said: JillyAnn said: ian said: pejman said: ian said: Man you Americans are starved of decent comedy... judging from those 3 listed
I had a feeling I'd hear something like that from the European end but I thought I'd offend you if I listed Benny Hill. I should have put down Monty Python though... Well my vote out of your 3 listed at the top would be Sat. Night Live... but of course it always depended very much who was on it etc - some of the skits were very hit and miss.the old school cast (but not THAT old) Chris Farley, David Spade, Mike Meyers, Adam Sandler, Phil Hartman, Dana Carvey...etc. that's not old school!she's only 20, In Living Colour is old school to her. precisely  | |
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2.In Living Colour In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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JillyAnn said: pejman said:  your such an exhibitionist-------------------------------------------------
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SNL has too many classic monents in TV.
I mean what classic's did MAD or ILC have? SNL had: Buckwheat The Coneheads Waynes World The Church Lady Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze in a strip contest. Chee Burger Chee Burger Jaws knocking on the door The Samuri Warrior Brian Fellows The Cheerleaders Rosannadanadana The Roxbury boys I could go on. ILC did have classic in Homey the Clown Anton Men on films But that was it MAD is funny, but not funny enough for me to remember shit from it. Life my azz muthafucka, dis is a bitness!!
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billysparxxx said: SNL has too many classic monents in TV.
I mean what classic's did MAD or ILC have? SNL had: Buckwheat The Coneheads Waynes World The Church Lady Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze in a strip contest. Chee Burger Chee Burger Jaws knocking on the door The Samuri Warrior Brian Fellows The Cheerleaders Rosannadanadana The Roxbury boys I could go on. ILC did have classic in Homey the Clown Anton Men on films But that was it MAD is funny, but not funny enough for me to remember shit from it. Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze.. CLASSIC!!! also, the "down by the river" Chris Farley | |
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billysparxxx said: Jaws knocking on the door
Candygram. [This message was edited Thu Jun 26 14:50:00 PDT 2003 by minneapolisgenius] "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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minneapolisgenius said: billysparxxx said: Jaws knocking on the door
Candygram. EXACTLY!!! Life my azz muthafucka, dis is a bitness!!
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SNL has lost its edge lately. it used to be funny. i like MAD better. | |
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billysparxxx said: SNL has too many classic monents in TV.
I mean what classic's did MAD or ILC have? SNL had: Buckwheat The Coneheads Waynes World The Church Lady Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze in a strip contest. Chee Burger Chee Burger Jaws knocking on the door The Samuri Warrior Brian Fellows The Cheerleaders Rosannadanadana The Roxbury boys I could go on. ILC did have classic in Homey the Clown Anton Men on films But that was it MAD is funny, but not funny enough for me to remember shit from it.  -------------------------------------------------
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pejman said: Out of these three satire/parody comedy type shows which of three was the funniest or kept you entertained the most:???
1. Saturady Night Live 2.In Living Colour 3. MAD TV [This message was edited Thu Jun 26 12:01:24 PDT 2003 by pejman] SNL and In Living Colour were my favorites. Can't get into MadTV for some reason. I've said this before but Buckwheat getting shot on SNL is still one of the greatest comedy sketches of all time in my opinion. Damn Wayans and David Alan Grier made In Living Colour for me as well. "I ordered no broth! Away with ye lest my cane find your backside!!"- Ralph Wiggum, Actor. | |
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Johnny Carson was the best! ........................................................................
even though they say your paranoid ... 
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maybecabdriver said: Johnny Carson was the best!
he's also not really sketch comedy for the most part, which was what we were discussing Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely. - Lord Acton | |
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cborgman said: maybecabdriver said: Johnny Carson was the best!
he's also not really sketch comedy for the most part, which was what we were discussing oops, your right! Sorry about that. He did some sketch comedy though. ........................................................................
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