how many canadians have appeared in a full-time role on SNL?
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Lorne Michaels - show creator.  does he count as full-time role?\nDan Aykroyd\nRobin Duke\nPhil Hartman (Rest in Peace)\nNorm MacDonald\nMark McKinney\nMike Myers\nPaul Shaffer\nMartin Short
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You may have heard more, but I heard that 4 shows of the third season are in the can.  Comedy Central won't say that, but...
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The CBC has a lot of programming directed at Canadians. Comedy shows like The Royal Canadian Air Farce and Kids In The Hall get some of their life from being Canadian. The top rated program is Hockey Night in Canada. Not surprising since that's a popular sport in Canada. Commentary by Don Cherry between periods is appreciated by Canadians.
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Euthenasia........... yeah, Saturday Night Live ran this joke twenty years ago.\n\nNo problem.  It's still funny.
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french speaking canadians = frogs
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you just put a smile on my face today.  awww~ little one!!  im not too sure how to get on south park. that'll be cool though wouldn't it?  even if you get on, im sure you wouldn't have a big role..cause c'mon...george clooney guest starred and he was turkey number 3 or something like that.  no speaking part...just gobbled. ha ha...why not write a letter to trey and matt and ask them if you can make an appearance.  doesn't hurt to try~!  then you can hook me up so i can be a guest appearence as well~!  good luck~!!
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Yes, he has hosted SNL once - November 22, 1997.  In addition, he has made numerous appearances.  This website has the complete list of SNL Hosts:\n\nhttp://www.saturday-night-live.com/snl/guestsbyseason/1975_present.html
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Monty Python gets my vote, hands down. I'd rank SCTV second, The Kids in the Hall third, The Young Ones fourth and the original SNL fifth. Fridays wouldn't rank.
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I've heard Marc Summers might be considered. Or Chuck Woolery would be good. But you never know who they'll pick. John O'Hurley just got the Family Feud host job. Still it will be really different without Bob. Everyone there loves Bob. I really wonder if the show can last without him. Now that you say that I want to try to get to a taping of the show before he retires.
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He went to high school at Agincourt Collegiate Institute in Toronto, Ontario, Canada but quit when he was only 16.  His family was very poor and he was working a full time job and going to school.  He started his comedy routines in clubs around this time.\nDidn't find exact name of earlier school(s).\n\nMore info:  "http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Carry"
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No. Only USA but Canada has an active immigration program and most people with some work experience and decent education qualify for immigration
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There are many many Brits on yahoo.\nMost are posing as Americans or Canadians.
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Yes I do. There are more parodies about Canadian stereotypes than there are Canadian pride songs :(
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Cause Canadians are nerds.
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The show is coming to Canada and you can apply online. All of the details are on the website below:\n\nhttps://www.canada.com/globaltv/dondcasting/application.html.
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Two have been retired:\nBill Barilko (No. 5)\nIrvine (Ace) Bailey (No. 6) \n\nMany more have been "Honoured", not retired:\nJohnny Bower/Turk Broda (No. 1) \nKing Clancy/Tim Horton (No. 7)\nCharlie Conacher/Ted Kennedy (No. 9)\nSyl Apps/George Armstrong (No. 10)\nDarryl Sittler/Frank Mahovlich (No. 27)
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I am Canadian. I actually like that commercial. Its showing that people from all over the world can get along.