Jimmy Buffett discussion
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Now ask yourself this question - why the heck would I be reading a baseball thread?RinglingRingling wrote:wasn't the majority of the baseball thread about him?creeky wrote:I think this thread should be about Cubbie ......
He is my hero after all
Caddyshack is about as good as it gets for either of them. Or course that one is pretty tough to beat.RinglingRingling wrote:if you look at [Murray's] credentials vs. Chase's, as well as their careers after leaving SNL, Murray wins in every category other than "biggest jerk"
Next big thread... 2006 Cricketcreeky wrote:Now ask yourself this question - why the heck would I be reading a baseball thread?
Murray has done some good dramatic work as well as comedy. Chase never really understood he works better as part of an ensemble.land_shark3 wrote:Caddyshack is about as good as it gets for either of them. Or course that one is pretty tough to beat.RinglingRingling wrote:if you look at [Murray's] credentials vs. Chase's, as well as their careers after leaving SNL, Murray wins in every category other than "biggest jerk"
"later in life, they will tell me I am 're-tard-ded'"Cubbie Bear wrote:Marsupials scare me
I dunno, Murray had a few that were pretty good .... Stripes, Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day ....land_shark3 wrote:Caddyshack is about as good as it gets for either of them. Or course that one is pretty tough to beat.RinglingRingling wrote:if you look at [Murray's] credentials vs. Chase's, as well as their careers after leaving SNL, Murray wins in every category other than "biggest jerk"
Oh yeah, Stripes... that is a classic. Ghostbusters; good in its day, but I don't know if I could sit through it again now. Groundhog Day; yeah, it was cute but you can only see it so many times.rsgeist wrote:I dunno, Murray had a few that were pretty good .... Stripes, Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day ....
ToplessRideFL wrote:I personally prefer just the early days. Those actors just made it look so effortless.
Not true (at least to the "pulled out of nowhere part"). Several of the cast members were already working together with National Lampoon and had starred in a send up of Woodstock called Lemmings. Some of the other original cast members came from the Second City improvisational troupe.land_shark3 wrote:It might have something to do with those comedians were pulled out of no where and I think most of them were just happy to have a steady job.
one of the cool things to do in Chicago is go to the Second City Theatre, and look at the cast members going back to the founding... When you mix it, the Toronto troupe, and the Groundlings out of LA together, you have the major lights in comedy for the last 40 years.Jahfin wrote:ToplessRideFL wrote:I personally prefer just the early days. Those actors just made it look so effortless.Not true (at least to the "pulled out of nowhere part"). Several of the cast members were already working together with National Lampoon and had starred in a send up of Woodstock called Lemmings. Some of the other original cast members came from the Second City improvisational troupe.land_shark3 wrote:It might have something to do with those comedians were pulled out of no where and I think most of them were just happy to have a steady job.
Oh they were working, but from some of the interviews on the special the other week, they weren't really making any money. At least not enough to survive in NYC.Jahfin wrote:Not true (at least to the "pulled out of nowhere part"). Several of the cast members were already working together with National Lampoon and had starred in a send up of Woodstock called Lemmings. Some of the other original cast members came from the Second City improvisational troupe.
).Cause they are fastMarsupials scare me
ZactlyCapt.Flock wrote:Cubbie BearCause they are fastMarsupials scare me
I swear to god manJimmy Fallon comes to mind. At least so far.land_shark3 wrote:I mean now they talk about the SNL Career Curse (no good movies afterwards).
Chris KattanLIPH wrote:Jimmy Fallon comes to mind. At least so far.land_shark3 wrote:I mean now they talk about the SNL Career Curse (no good movies afterwards).
Hey... that movie about him being a Pet Groomer was pure cinematic magic...mings wrote:Chris KattanLIPH wrote:Jimmy Fallon comes to mind. At least so far.land_shark3 wrote:I mean now they talk about the SNL Career Curse (no good movies afterwards).
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"...for me to poop on."RinglingRingling wrote:Hey... that movie about him being a Pet Groomer was pure cinematic magic...mings wrote:Chris KattanLIPH wrote:Jimmy Fallon comes to mind. At least so far.land_shark3 wrote:I mean now they talk about the SNL Career Curse (no good movies afterwards).
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I guess. You watch.. Chris Kattan is the Tom Hanks of his generation...mings wrote:"...for me to poop on."RinglingRingling wrote:Hey... that movie about him being a Pet Groomer was pure cinematic magic...mings wrote:Chris KattanLIPH wrote:Jimmy Fallon comes to mind. At least so far.land_shark3 wrote:I mean now they talk about the SNL Career Curse (no good movies afterwards).
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Chris Kattan either makes me think that he screws his way to acting roles, or no one else in Hollywood has a lick of talent. Either way, I can't stand him.RinglingRingling wrote:I guess. You watch.. Chris Kattan is the Tom Hanks of his generation...mings wrote:"...for me to poop on."RinglingRingling wrote:Hey... that movie about him being a Pet Groomer was pure cinematic magic...mings wrote:Chris KattanLIPH wrote:Jimmy Fallon comes to mind. At least so far.land_shark3 wrote:I mean now they talk about the SNL Career Curse (no good movies afterwards).
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ok. I couldn't say that with a straight face or a full bladder.
