From: nebusj-@-rpi-.edu
Jim Ellwanger writes:
>In article ,
> nebusj-@-rpi-.edu (Joseph Nebus) wrote:
>> Late Night's going to San Francisco.
>> - A farmer hick type guy wants to know why they're not doing it
>> in his town of Dusty Pines, Georgia. There's no theater, but an
>> abandoned steak-n-shake, seating 17 if you clear out the feral hogs.
>> Including escaped mental patients there's over 600 in town; without,
>> there's just him. There's no hard feelings; he's leaving now with the
>> Dusty Pines No Hard Feelings Dance.
>Why, that's not just any farmer hick-type guy, that's Jack McBrayer of
>TV's "30 Rock"!
Aw, now, see, I didn't know that. While I was off in Singapore
I didn't keep close track of the characters as discussed around here,
and one- or two-week visits home gave me plenty of room to miss him.
Plus I don't think I've seen 30 Rock yet ...
>A few of the "Mighty Conan Art Players" have gone on to other things and
>come back to the show as actual guests -- Amy Poehler would be a very
>good example -- but I think this is the first time one of them has shown
>up in a comedy sketch after having been a guest.
You could be right. Neatly enough on Tuesday I saw him as
a guest on the repeat of a November show.
>Speaking of "Late Night" history, I just realized I haven't yet noted
>the cameo appearance by Tomorry the Ostrich on last week's "Saturday
>Night Live," although now that it's six days later and I didn't get much
>sleep last night, I can't remember what the context was.
And now the question is why can't Tivo figure out I would want
to see things like that? Rhetorical question, I know. The Tivo is too
busy recording every 'This Old House' ever made for my dad.
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Joseph Nebus
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