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|    Joseph Nebus to All    |
|    6 March 2007 - Hugh Jackman, Tim Russert    |
|    07 Mar 07 01:51:37    |
      From: nebusj-@-rpi-.edu              Max is:        - Doing his trick, repeating what Conan said with a different       inflection. 'I *am* a bad guy.'                     Conologue:        - Bush met with the prime minister of Israel, who intends to       defend Israel's borders. Bush asked, 'You have troubles with Mexicans       too?' The American Idol winner was announced; the show was so long Ryan       Seacrest strained a creepy grin muscle. Laura Bush flew the Delta       Shuttle to New York City; unlike Air Force One, it's cheaper, wastes       less gas, and doesn't stick her next to a dumb guy. A guy in Florida       invented a car he says is run on water; you can tell it was invented in       Florida as it has to stop every fifteen minutes to pee. Elton John's       musical Lestat is closing after 38 performances for being 'not gay       enough'. Scientists are close to a vaccine against chlamydia. Paris       Hilton said, 'One down, 26 to go.'                     Walkover Music: The Hooters, which draws embarrassing hoots.                     American Idol:        - It's down to Kathryn McPhee and Taylor Hicks. They tape the       show before 12:35 so don't know the results. The show hopes Taylor wins       as they have a Taylor Hicks look-alike, graphics researcher Aaron Blair.        They sent him into the streets to try cashing in on his resemblance to       Taylor Hicks. People screamed as he got out of a limousine, and he sang       to older women. Some told him to get away. Some took pictures. Some       fled up the escalator. And he was never seen again! They can charge       things on Taylor Hicks' account and go to jail.                      If They Mated:        - Cheryl Crowe, John Stamos: (Kind of a bad caricature of       Barbara Streisand.)                - Jessica Simpson, Dane Cook: It's a weird, albino chimp.                - Matthew Perry, Kristen Davis (he's unhappy about it):       Frankenstein finally came out of the closet. (My riff: Frankenstein       Demi Moore.)                - Heather Locklear, David Spade (that's a funny reaction from       the crowd, 'No!'): It's still David Spade. (My riff too!) A wide-awake       one.                - Denise Richards, Richie Sambora: (AAH!) It feels like       cheating somehow, but it likes corn.                - Lindsay Lohan, Leonardo DiCaprio (More audience       disappointment): (David Blaine as Beyondo). Conan doesn't know what       it is, but it's evil.               - Britney Spears, Kevin Federline (that's really both of them):       A crash test dummy.                            Network Note:        - He should move the show along faster, should get to the       guests, not waste so much time doing silly things. He agrees. The last       thing he wants to do is waste more time. Brian McCann in a sombrero       comes in to sing how he can't waste time. A pirate agrees he's so       freaking busy he can't waste any time. Showgirls agree he can't waste       time. He's got a lot to do and the clock is ticking. The farmer and       cow agree, and the cow takes a lyric. Conan dresses in Viking hat. 'I       can't waste any time. I can't waste any time. I'm a very important       talk show host. I can't waste any time.' Confetti falls to the       reprise. Conan dances.                     Hugh Jackman:        - He's got theater and superhero fans. There's theater fans       there. It's quick to tell the fan types apart. He played Peter Allen,       a fairly flamboyant gay Australian entertainer, which sometimes shocks       people who came for Wolverine. Ahead of one kiss he heard 'Don't do it,       Wolverine!' He had to keep kissing rather than break up laughing.       Whatever excuse works.                - He has a six-year-old son. He likes the toys and stuff.       Sleeps with a blow-up -- it's not a blow-up -- a toy, you can sock it,       and the toy says things like 'I'll slice you in half' or 'This kick will       take you down' in his own voice, so his kid will have plenty of therapy.        There *is* a blow-up Wolverine punching bag. It'll be handy in       adolescence.                - Film with Rachel Weiss. It's a thousand-year love story. Her       husband was directing it, and there's a sex scene. He coaches things       like 'take his pants off!' Either it's great committment to his job and       security in his relationship, or he's kinky. (You look over and there's       no cameras, 'We don't need those.')                - He discovered the close relationship to his wife and realized       sadly they can't have kids. Conan's one of those guys who swings his       fists while watching the X-Men clips or movie, then his wife sees him.                     Tim Russert:        - Meet The Press is running for 57 years now. 'Faith of our       Fathers' is the sequel to his book about his dad. His dad must be       getting famous. Came to Washington, people were calling 'Big Russ!' He       was famous, but nobody bought him a beer, or a 'cold one'. They had a       keg in the garage.                - Arnold Schwarzenneger is hard to have on the show, because you       look at him, and think Terminator. Conan's glad it's not *just* him.       The first time Russert met Richard Nixon he kept *looking* at him,       thinking, my God, he looks like Nixon! (Wow! You're a bad reporter!)                - What's the Tim Russert Bobblehead doll about? Buffalo's his       hometown, they put 'Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo' for the minor league ball       team there.                - 2008: first time in 50 years there's no incumbent president or       vice-president. His prediction: Hillary Clinton, a surprise contender       to Hillary (maybe Al Gore), John McCain, Mitt Romney, Senator Allen.       There'll be 16 people running for President. Why can't they all win and       share the job?               + First time since 1952, by my count. Not that 56 years is all       that different from 50 years for these purposes.                     Gnarls Barkley:        - From 'Saint Elsewhere': Why is everyone in bathrobes? It was       too soft for me to make out a title or refrain, but it did sound good.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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