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   In article <1155491337.425214.295420@74g2000cwt.googlegroups.com>,   
    "nebusj"  wrote:   
      
   >         That came out meaner than I wanted, although I am trying to   
   > think of his great characters or sketches, and about all I've got is   
   > that bit from when he would be a Weekend Update commentator and he'd   
   > (in-character) forget the word he wanted and Freudian slip-slide his   
   > way through.   
   >   
   >         It's got the nasty side of me wondering if Nealon did fumble on   
   > any of his predictions, though.   
      
   Indeed he did.  You know, I never saw it as being "in character" when   
   he'd stumble over the lines; I always thought it was Kevin Nealon having   
   trouble reading the cue cards/Teleprompter/whatever.  I never liked him   
   as the "Weekend Update" anchor because of that -- if his delivery had   
   been more like that of a typical anchorman, though, he would have been   
   perfect.  (Hence, I'm hoping Chris Parnell ends up being Tina Fey's   
   replacement in this coming "SNL" season.)   
      
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