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Woodstock

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Thu Feb-19-04 01:46 AM
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9. What is the deal with comedians seriously discussing politics?

Edited on Thu Feb-19-04 01:51 AM by Woodstock

Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn is dreary, too. These people need to get over themselves.

I can't miss a minute of The Daily Show - hey, Jon Stewart is one of a kind, and the writing on that show, not to mention the performances of the supporting cast, makes for the best news show around and the best laughs on TV.

But the INSTANT it's over I dive for the remote and get Colin Quinn off the tube before he spouts out one stupid pompous ufailingly unfunny word.

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