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Old 02-24-01, 11:23 PM
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I admit that I have never seen an espisode of MADTV before but I caught a little of tonights episode during the news. Regis was the Host and they had a good Celebrity Millionaire skit, and I noticed that the guy on MADTV that does the G.W. Bush impersonations is 10 times better and more accurate than the guy who does it on SNL. There were a couple times I had to look really hard to make sure it wasn't really him.
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SNL is bad.. but i would much rather watch SNL then MadTV
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Originally posted by Jackskeleton
SNL is bad.. but i would much rather watch SNL then MadTV
Don't get me wrong, me too. I just happened to be flipping the channels and noticed a good GWB parody. I promise not to make a habit of watching it though
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No, SNL "used" to be good, but MadTV started good, and IMO, is way ahead now.

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I Tivo'd both of them tonight. I've never seen Mad TV before, so I'm curious to check it out. I dig Katie Holmes though, so I'm sure SNL will win just on principle.
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The MadTV Limp Bizkit parody that started off the show was absolutely perfect and completely hilarious.
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Originally posted by Bust
I admit that I have never seen an espisode of MADTV before but I caught a little of tonights episode during the news. Regis was the Host and they had a good Celebrity Millionaire skit, and I noticed that the guy on MADTV that does the G.W. Bush impersonations is 10 times better and more accurate than the guy who does it on SNL. There were a couple times I had to look really hard to make sure it wasn't really him.
Who cares about accuracy when you are making fun of the president? Especially GW? I mean, Will Ferrell's impersonation on SNL is so funny because it portrays him as a lot of people see him in an extreme carcicature. I think the guy's a bumbling, frat boy, spoiled brat idiot and I have always liked SNL's version of him becasue they let him have it. Accuracy be damned.
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I love MadTV and have been an avid follower since the first season. I think it was the 3rd season where madtv was kind of going downhill (when Nicole Sullivan was gone for a while), but its back to being top-notch again.

Ever since MadTV started I stopped watching SNL at all. I sometimes turn it on when MadTV is a rerun and am always incredibly disappointed each time.

The only thing SNL really has going for it is tradition. I see MadTV as being a superior show in every aspect except in drawing in the big-name guest hosts.
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Originally posted by badger1997
Who cares about accuracy when you are making fun of the president? Especially GW? I mean, Will Ferrell's impersonation on SNL is so funny because it portrays him as a lot of people see him in an extreme carcicature. I think the guy's a bumbling, frat boy, spoiled brat idiot and I have always liked SNL's version of him becasue they let him have it. Accuracy be damned.

Will Ferrell called, he wants you to get off his nutsack.
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Originally posted by Bust
Originally posted by badger1997
Who cares about accuracy when you are making fun of the president? Especially GW? I mean, Will Ferrell's impersonation on SNL is so funny because it portrays him as a lot of people see him in an extreme carcicature. I think the guy's a bumbling, frat boy, spoiled brat idiot and I have always liked SNL's version of him becasue they let him have it. Accuracy be damned.

Will Ferrell called, he wants you to get off his nutsack.
Yeah, because I was really kissing his ass by saying I find his impersonation of GW funny. Get a f-ing life buddy. Maybe I can say the same thing to you about the guy on MadTV who does GW?
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Originally posted by DVDRules1
The MadTV Limp Bizkit parody that started off the show was absolutely perfect and completely hilarious.
Absolutely!

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