#51
Posted: 10/4/04 at 11:00pm
Yeah... I heard that too about Tina's mouth! Anyone know what happened???
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#52
Posted: 10/5/04 at 12:02am
She refuses to discuss the scar.
I think once Amy and Tina get over the initial happy giggles, they'll be very good together.
I think once Amy and Tina get over the initial happy giggles, they'll be very good together.
#53
Posted: 10/5/04 at 12:19am
Fey has her reasons for not discussing that scar.
But anyway, SNL hasn't been a must-watch for me since a bit after the 2000 elections. Will Ferrell's Bush impression was, of course, sheer brilliance, and Weekend Update could usually be counted on, but outside of that it was usually mediocre and highly dependent on the host. I stopped watching semi-consistently after 2001, I think. And without Will Ferrell I can't imagine that the show is much good.
But anyway, SNL hasn't been a must-watch for me since a bit after the 2000 elections. Will Ferrell's Bush impression was, of course, sheer brilliance, and Weekend Update could usually be counted on, but outside of that it was usually mediocre and highly dependent on the host. I stopped watching semi-consistently after 2001, I think. And without Will Ferrell I can't imagine that the show is much good.
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#54
Posted: 10/5/04 at 11:14am
I hope that it is better than the last couple of seasons.
I yearn for the Mike Myers/Dana Carvey days of my youth.
I yearn for the Mike Myers/Dana Carvey days of my youth.
Hamlet's father.
#55
Posted: 10/5/04 at 11:53am
I have seached the scar thing, and there are many stories about it. One says that a dog bit her face while another says that she was kidnapped and a guy did it to her. It does say that in each story tiny fey was quoted in the New York Post 2001 to not want to talk about it becuase it makes her parents "feel bad."
*Kristen*
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