Bill McNeal singing and playing the piano

Here's my favourite moment in NewsRadio (S04E03 The Public Domain).

Trivia: Phil Hartman didn't actually play the piano, the musical score was played by a professional and later synced with Hartman.

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Comedy

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• Phil
• Hartman
• NewsRadio

[JKos14]

Subtitles at 1:58, 2:03 are probably way off. If anyone can understand what he says, please tell me, so I can fix the subtitles. Thanks.

[dalemccartney]

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[DasRoemertum]

0:18 It should read ''write me a loan, Bill Clinton''. Thank you very much for posting this.

[brian1969a]

@kangfesher Pretty sure it's "good friend Thompson".

[SimuLord]

Phil Hartman does such an incredible impression of Mark Russell (who in turn does a great impression of Tom Lehrer...) and every time I see Dave Foley on screen I think "I know that's not true, because you still have a head!"

[BootCrew88]

@JKos14

"The Lincoln Bedroom costs this much moolah moolah

Good Fred Thompson says it's bunk, oh the moolah, hey"

[ATEGD]

just gotta love that. "yes... that must be the uh ...emergency back up bathroom stereo I'll turn that one off aswell"

[kangfesher]

@JKos14 Oh the Lincoln Bedroom costs this much moolah moolah good Fred thompson says it's bunk oh the moolah hey.

Great episode :)

[kangfesher]

@JKos14 Oh the Lincoln Bedroom costs this much moolah moolah good Fred thompson says it's bunk oh the moolah hey.

[WoonyWarrior]

I love thses parts from newsradio :p

[Kinemacolour]

@JKos14 "Oh the Lincoln Bedroom costs this much -- Whoo-hah! Whoo-hah!

At this time there was a big political scandal, substantial contributions to the Democratic Party could buy you a night in the Lincoln Bedroom.