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On Sketch Etymology: How Your Favorite Sketch Groups Got Their Names
Here in Sweden, blocks have names. The building I live in - which takes up the entire block - is known as "The Future".
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On Saturday Night’s Children: Colin Quinn (1995-2000)
I used to hate Quinn at the WU desk, but looking back now, I place the blame for the failure firmly at Lorne's feet for even trying to put him there. It should have been as obvious to the show's producers as it was to us viewers that Quinn was not the right man for the job. Maybe it was a gamble - one of those tings labeled as so crazy it might just work. But even so, they should have cut their losses far earlier than they did.
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On The Legacy of Baby's Day Out, the Only Comedy Movie I've Ever Walked Out On
LOL @ "but you probably knew that already." However, it *bears* repeating.
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On Will Mary Faber Be SNL's Next Featured Player?
Not bad, except for having a "Norwegian" character sound mostly Bulgarian/Italian and having very little of the Scandinavian lilt. Odd, because she does a better British accent than 99% of American performers.
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On Louie Recap: "Oh Louie/Tickets"
The main cultural impact of the Segway seems to have been to make people forget how to spell "segue".
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On South Park Returns October 5, Stays Through 2013
Cubical mate? Is that something like a companion cube?
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Helmet are still tops in my book, if nothing else for being a metal band that completely ignored all that macho posturing and obsession with death, devils and dripping blood.