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Posted: 4/17/05 at 7:03pm
I scanned through a few pages, but didn't see any posts about yesterday's show. If I missed one, I guess you can just skip this!
Not really a review, more just wondering if anyone else was at this show? I got SRO (got there at like 9:50, for those who may be curious. I don't know if I just lucked out or what. There were a TON of people in front of us, and we were debating whether or not to bother even waiting around, but figured it'd only be a 20 minute wait or so to find out, so why not stick it out? When I got to the window, there were still pairs for both the matinee and the evening show. Go figure!!!)
Anyway, before the show started, this guy started singing "A Whole New World." I'm not quite sure what the deal was. Did he propose to his girlfriend? Was he just a quirky guy wanting to belt it out in a Broadway Theatre? You've got me, but by the second verse, some ushers started briskly walking down the aisle to put an end to his seranade!...Hank Azaria even threw in a few improved bits about it during the "Knights who say Ni" scene ("We're no longer the Knights who say Ni, we are Knights who say 'blabbiddy blah blah...A Whole New World...Did you really have to sing more than one verse pal?!?!"...) Or something to that effect! It was rather amusing!
Guess that's it.
Not really a review, more just wondering if anyone else was at this show? I got SRO (got there at like 9:50, for those who may be curious. I don't know if I just lucked out or what. There were a TON of people in front of us, and we were debating whether or not to bother even waiting around, but figured it'd only be a 20 minute wait or so to find out, so why not stick it out? When I got to the window, there were still pairs for both the matinee and the evening show. Go figure!!!)
Anyway, before the show started, this guy started singing "A Whole New World." I'm not quite sure what the deal was. Did he propose to his girlfriend? Was he just a quirky guy wanting to belt it out in a Broadway Theatre? You've got me, but by the second verse, some ushers started briskly walking down the aisle to put an end to his seranade!...Hank Azaria even threw in a few improved bits about it during the "Knights who say Ni" scene ("We're no longer the Knights who say Ni, we are Knights who say 'blabbiddy blah blah...A Whole New World...Did you really have to sing more than one verse pal?!?!"...) Or something to that effect! It was rather amusing!
Guess that's it.
But when did New Hampshire become--Such a backward wasteland of seatbelt hating crazies?...I mean, only 40 people actually live there. The others are just visitors who come for the tax-free liquor and three inches of novelty coastline. John Hodgeman on The Daily Show (1-30-07)
