When did Robin Duke write for Saturday Night Live?
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Go here: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0241208/
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ruby, unfortunately there isn't any good mexican shows right now. goerge lopez is probably the only one. there is a funny comic on comedy ch name the mind of mencia. somewhat set up snl but just one mexican. check it out
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Eron Bucciarelli: April 19, 1983\nSorry, that's all I know
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Presenter of "the saturday show"
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The late Chris Farley said it on Saturday Night Live. It was during a skit he done as the motivation speaker who lived in a van by the river, Classic SNL skit. Classic guy.
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I used to watch that show!! Casey was the clowns name and Gary Gnu was on it reading books each week.
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nov.1 2006\nwatch bet the show
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. When was Much Ado About Nothing written? It is generally\nassumed that Much Ado About Nothing was composed in either 1598 or 1599. ...(for more info. visit the link below... or u may visit www.wikipedia.org and search for Much Ado About Nothing...taek care\nwww.shakespeare-online.com/faq/muchadofaq.html - 10k - Cached - Similar pages
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It was for april fools day. Last year they drew mustaches on all the characters in Witch Hunter Robin. They should show it again next time the show is scheduled to air.
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Rumor had it the band name was inspired by comedian Steve Martin's unwritten but scatalogically titled book, "Bowling For S**t," the BFS name actually has its genesis in the writings of Harvard International Affairs professor Robert D. Putnam, whose 1995 essay, "Bowling Alone," struck a chord (a C, it's said) in the singer/songwriter.
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"In 1995, in addition to being inducted into UCLA’s Hall of Fame, his talents were called upon by the producers of the blockbuster, “Batman Forever,” to be the stunt double for “Robin.” At the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta, Mitch served as a journalist/broadcaster providing human interest segments and expert commentary. \nWhile not on the road speaking, Mitch is currently writing his first book, which should be available next year. He currently resides in Southern California with his beautiful wife and three children, whom he considers to be the true “10’s” in his life. "
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About three weeks ago, "Cold Pizza" dog-food eater Woody Paige denied rumors that he was leaving New York and all its Atlantic Video goodness to go back to The Denver Post and write columns about, uh, wearing funny hats or something. He said the rumors were just rumors.\n\nWell, WRONG. Paige is officially leaving the network to head back to Denver on December 1. From The Denver Post editor:\n\nAfter taking his act to Broadway for a little over two years, Woody Paige is returning home and to our sports pages as a columnist. As many of you know, Woody went to ESPN where he became a bit of a phenomenon on Around The Horn and Cold Pizza. But Woody has repeatedly expressed a desire to return to his "first love" of writing. That yearning only grew and we began discussing his possible return about two months ago. I am happy to report Woody will rejoin The Post on Dec. 1. He also will retain a relationship with ESPN as a regular on Around The Horn, which will be filmed in the ESPN studio we built near the design department.\nWait: Paige was a "phenomenon?" Awesome! We totally missed that. Some have said that this could be the final nail in "Cold Pizza"'s coffin, but we've heard that a million times before and, no offense Woody, but we can't imagine he'd be that difficult to replace. (Besides, we imagine "Cold Pizza" being cremated.) We wish Paige good luck on his tour back to Denver, and we wish Denver Post readers even MORE luck\n\n\nquated:deadspin.com
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Back in the day when I was in high school, I loved Pauly Shore.  What happened to his show on TBS recently?  Minding the Store or something, I can't remember what it was called. He came to Atlanta awhile back and I wanted to see him but couldn't get tickets.  :(
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i feel the same way you do. i LOVE mad tv. i dont even watch SNL anymore
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No he wasn't He was a bluecoat at pontins and did stand up comedy in clubs around Britain.  He did appear as Danny Zucko in Grease for i think it was about 3 years and had his own show Seaside Special but he was never in a band....