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The original producer, Lorne Michaels, is still with SNL. But he left the show for a few years in the middle. So is there anyone who outnumbers you in the number of shows attended?

Don Pardo. He only missed one year. It was the '81 season.

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Posted in Industry , Miscellaneous TV , Newsgasm by madeyoulaugh at 9:12 AM | | Comments (3)
Last Comment: Donna Martin Graduates! on Nov 14, 2006 10:21 AM.

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JasonR:

They should have this guy move in with Lenny, the guy who goes to the Today Show every morning, and do a sitcom about them.

1 of 3 | Posted by JasonR | Posted on November 14, 2006 10:01 AM

JasonR:

I would like to have heard which seasons this guy liked most and least and what cast members were his favorites.

I know a lot of people have nostalgia for those mid 70s casts, but for my money the golden age of SNL was around 1989-1995 when they had Mike Meyers, Phil Hartman, Adam Sandler, David Spade, Dana Carvey and Chris Farley. I still laugh thinking about Phil Hartman doing Frank Sinatra and Bill Clinton and Mike Meyers doing Wayne's World and Sprockets.

2 of 3 | Posted by JasonR | Posted on November 14, 2006 10:05 AM

Donna Martin Graduates!:

^ Jason, I'm with you. I think they absolutely were the best cast ensemble.

Phil Hartman was so brilliant. We especially liked the Anal Retentive Chef / Carpenter sketches.

Man, only last night we were remembering how broken up Jon Lovitz was when his best mate Phil was murdered (by his psycho, jealous wife).

So sad.

3 of 3 | Posted by Donna Martin Graduates! | Posted on November 14, 2006 10:21 AM

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