Comments on: McCain Campaign Loves the Media -- for a Moment

By: Chokora Fukara

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By: Rich

Rich — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 02:45:14 +0000

I agree with mickeymusing. It was boring and I gave up on it. Unfortunately, probably the only one who could really imitate Olbermann is probably Keith Olbermann.

Hmm. Why don't they get him on SNL and have him do his own send up?

By: shepherdwong

shepherdwong — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 19:31:39 +0000

"I thought the McCain spot was funny and Fey was great, as usual. I just didn't think the Olbermann spot was all that good. I mean, here is a guy who is absolutely ripe for parody, but the piece fell kin of flat. I could only understand about half of what Ben A was saying because his attempts to impersonate Olbermann's voice were so strained he mumbled." Agreed. Affleck needs to stick with his strength, whatever that is. Fey has been the only real comic talent on SNL for a long, long time.

By: Either Relevant or True » Fruit Baskets Of Gratitude

Either Relevant or True » Fruit Baskets Of Gratitude — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 18:20:16 +0000

[...] Time’s Ana Marie Cox on Grandpa Goodfart and SNL: True, observers (including Karen!) seem to agree that McCain performed well on SNL the other night, but what really tickled the McCain campaign wasn’t the senator’s comic stylings, but rather this devestating Keith Olbermann parody, that is in fact best summed up by the show’s one line description: “Keith Olbermann is indignant and his cat is innocent.” [...]

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By: wvng

wvng — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 16:11:02 +0000

The Miller bit would have been last Friday. Again, this is second hand info, but my friend was quite clear about what he heard.
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Hope springs eternal.

By: mickeymusing

mickeymusing — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 15:58:36 +0000

Just saw Dennis Miller on one of the talk shows late last week. If he's changed his spots, it must have been an overnight miracle. He's still a tool as far as I can tell.

By: mickeymusing

mickeymusing — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 15:57:40 +0000

I thought the McCain spot was funny and Fey was great, as usual. I just didn't think the Olbermann spot was all that good. I mean, here is a guy who is absolutely ripe for parody, but the piece fell kin of flat. I could only understand about half of what Ben A was saying because his attempts to impersonate Olbermann's voice were so strained he mumbled. Could have been great--wish I could have actually understood it. Also wish Keith would tone it down and go back to the original brand. "Special" comments cease to be special when they are coming at you nearly every night and there is just so much outrage an audience can endure before they are irredeemably fatigued.

By: sgwhiteinfla

sgwhiteinfla — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 15:19:32 +0000

wvng,
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If thats true then I am floored because Miller has been as venemous as Sean Hannity the last few months. Of course he might be pulling a farce just to jump on the gravy train. I would have to see him on Bill O singing a new tune which I highly doubt will happen. He might just dissappear like Carly Fiorina.

By: Swampland - TIME.com » Blog Archive Keith Olbermann on McCain Campaign Giddiness: They Have “Even Less of a Clue Than I Thought.” «

Mon, 03 Nov 2008 15:15:39 +0000

[...] I reached Olbermann by email this morning to ask him about how it felt to be the McCain campaign's ray of sunshine. He responded: SNL and my Football Night In America show share adjoining studios, so upon my [...]