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Saturday Night Live: Vice President
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The presidential field is full of connections to “Saturday Night Live.” Mr. McCain was a host in 2002. Rudolph W. Giuliani played a Giuliani-hating cabbie and a granny in a floral dress when he was a host in 1997. Mrs. Clinton canceled a booking to appear in this season’s premiere.
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Shelli Hill, Vice President, Video, Music, and Product Development for NBC Universal Television Distribution, added "Millions of viewers tune-in every Saturday night and watch unique and exciting performances by superstar bands. This album will prominently position their records and fans will now have a chance to own many of these great live SNL musical performances."
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From "The Ambiguously Gay Duo" to the "X-Presidents," Robert Smigel's "TV Funhouse" has consistently delivered some of the biggest laughs of millennial-era Saturday Night Live. In this special collection of the very that "TV Funhouse" has to offer, hosts Steve Carell and Stephen Colbert present a special collection of the sketches that left audiences in stitches. Completely uncut and uncensored, this release offers such classic fan favorites as "Saddam and Osama," "Smurfette," "The Narrator that Ruined Christmas," and much, much more. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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Former Vice President Al Gore opened “Saturday Night Live” last night giving an address to the nation as the 43rd President of the United States. The skit was fairly amusing, both self-deprecating with many references to his famous “lockbox” and making fun of the Bush administration without getting nasty, although some parts were rather weak.
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