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Author: SeapigSeapig
Date: Jun 8, 2010 12:34
On Jun 6, 3:01 pm, Barry Margolin alum.mit.edu> wrote:> In article ,
> She's definitely on the way to joining their ranks. But just confining
> my thoughts to other female comics, does she really deserve it ahead of
> women like Lucille Ball or Carol Burnett?
Both were great performers, but I'm not sure how much writing, if any,
either did. Not everybody that's received the honor has been a
performer, but they've all been writers.
Lucy has the added disadvantage of being dead. Carlin is the only one
they've honored posthumously, and they didn't plan it that way.
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Author: PensandpadPensandpad
Date: Jun 8, 2010 06:30
That's the thing about clown makeup. You can't match the face with
his sexual predator registration picture.
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Author: someonesomeone
Date: Jun 1, 2010 05:20
On May 31, 2:45 am, Tommy Joe bellsouth.net> wrote:> Pensandpad wrote:
>> Why did they call the show Different Strokes? The kids all turned out the same.
>
> A better question from me is why do you care about the show in the
> first place. You do know the show was not funny or well written,
> don't you? Or do you just assume it's your duty to watch it because
> the cast is black?
>
> Maybe we need more black shows and more black actors on tv. Maybe
> then guys like you will occasionally find something done by blacks
> that you can openly admit sucks. As it stands now you're so desperate
> to have more success among blacks on tv that you'll support anything
> they do, even junk. Different Strokes was junk as were most of the
> black shows back then and now. Same with most white shows. But
> especially with the black ones, because their shows were few enough
> that each new one was viewed as a token. It's time for you to grow up
> and move beyond feeling the need to like something just because it's
> black, Jeffrey.
> ...
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Author: PensandpadPensandpad
Date: Jun 1, 2010 04:29
On May 31, 4:31 pm, Tommy Joe bellsouth.net> wrote:> Pensandpad wrote:
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>>> Glad you laughed at that one, I liked it myself. But I've noticed
>>> that the only LOLs I get from
>>> you are ones coming from posts involving you directly, where I'm
>>> speaking to YOU directly.
>>> So, the very moment you see this is all about you, you become keenly
>>> interested. At the
>>> slightest hint of humor you begin to chuckle, because it's all about
>>> you.
>> lol
>> enough about me. what about you? what do you think of me?
>
> I'll let you know if I ever think about you. Right now I'm
> looking in the mirror. I have a small magnified mirror set into the
> upper right corner of my computer so I can glance at myself while
> typing. Perhaps one day if we meet I will let you know what I think
> of you. If by then I have made enough money I might pay someone to
> say it for me. "Here's a hundred bucks, I want you to tell Jeff ...
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Author: 788788
Date: May 13, 2010 22:12
>> Michaels also doesnt think OBrien, who once worked for him, should
>> have spoken out against NBC the way he did.
>>
>> Through the early days of SNL, through that last week of Conan, I
>> cant think of another corporate culture in which all of that couldve
>> happened, he told Grove. I cannot imagine someone knocking the
>> company the way Conan went after the people at NBC and everything
>> else; I cannot imagine that at Disney. I definitely cannot imagine it
>> at Fox, he continued.
There is a long list of creative talent who has slammed their
recent employers for whom they worked. Conan wasn't the
first and he certainly won't be the last.
You could fill Yankee stadium 10 times over with disgruntled
talent who slammed former employers.
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Author: MikeMike
Date: May 13, 2010 20:47
>> Michaels also doesn’t think O’Brien, who once worked for him, should
>> have spoken out against NBC the way he did.
>
>> “Through the early days of ‘SNL,’ through that last week of Conan, I
>> can’t think of another corporate culture in which all of that could’ve
>> happened,” he told Grove. “I cannot imagine someone knocking the
>> company the way Conan went after the people at NBC and everything
>> else; I cannot imagine that at Disney. I definitely cannot imagine it
>> at Fox,” he continued.
How exactly is this slamming O'Brien? He's simply saying no other
network would've allowed Conan the freedom to say what he said during
those final couple weeks of the show. And he's right. From Conan to
SNL to 30 Rock, NBC has shown a lot of tolerance when it comes to them
being attacked by their own shows.
Mike
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Date: May 13, 2010 17:10
On Thu, 13 May 2010 01:52:22 -0500, LorneMichaelsIsASmugPimp@ NBC.org
wrote:
>On Wed, 12 May 2010 20:05:39 -0700 (PDT), CliffB
> wrote:
>
>>On May 12, 10:33 pm, edonline verizon.net> wrote:
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Author: dlzcdlzc
Date: Jan 28, 2010 18:51
On Jan 28, 9:20 am, "Tax Money to Banksters Freely, on Hopes They
Might Lend a Little Some Back NOT" hotmail.com>
wrote:
Another rambling diatribe off topic in all the newsgroups it was
posted to. Suitably reported as spam.
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Author: JCJC
Date: Dec 26, 2008 23:50
twentydollarock@ yahoo.com
Have Letterman and Leno in the crowd throwing
shoe's too!
Olbermann and McHale already did it.
"That really hurt! I'm gonna have a lump there, you idiot! Who throws a
shoe? Honestly! You fight like a woman!"
JC: I have to be quicker then. Thanks.
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