Comedian and writer Al Franken's famous Saturday Night Live character Stuart Smalley was a caring, nurturing member of twelve step programs who doled out advice on the sketch comedy series. Al reve...
Comedian and writer Al Franken's famous Saturday Night Live character Stuart Smalley was a caring, nurturing member of twelve step programs who doled out advice on the sketch comedy series. Al reveals how his unlicensed therapist whose daily affirmation I'm good enough, I'm smart enough and doggonit people like me was created
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<--cont'd. Franken made such a big deal over such an innocuous comment, in between his stammering and "uhs". It was like Jesus, this guy went to Harvard? So--20 minutes of a senator's who-cares quote. Yet liberals think it was some rightwing plot to get Franken's show cancelled.
fruticetum - don't choke on the sour grapes. AF Is a Harvard graduate, a successful comedian, a best-selling author and will be a great senator. You, on the other hand, are all tangled up in an intellectual thicket.
LOL. I made the mistake of tuning into his radio show once. I would have been pleased if he had made me angry, for that would have meant his show was at least somewhat interesting. It wasn't. It was so fucking boring, I had to turn it off after 20 minutes. That particular segment had a barely audible tape of Kay Bailey Hutchinson saying something that was supposed to be hypocrital, "George Bush supports education". Franken says "Didja hear that? Plays it again. And again. Big whoop.
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Glad I could help.
So--20 minutes of a senator's who-cares quote. Yet liberals think it was some rightwing plot to get Franken's show cancelled.