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Favorite TV Spoof
TPIRkid79:
[quote name=\'clemon79\' date=\'Jul 24 2003, 01:05 AM\'] Celebrity Jeopardy, Saturday Night Live, the Connery years. Without question.
(Yes, Norm McDonald did a good Burt Reynolds, too, but Darrell Hammond's Connery is just incredible.) [/quote]
Oh yes, those SNL Celeb Jeopardy! skits do make me ROTFL. I like the sketch where Burt Reynolds (Norm MacDonald) who calls himself \"Turd Ferguson\" chooses \"Ape Tit\" when he's choosing the category \"A Petit Dejeuner\", which also has Sean Connery (Hammond) answer \"Suck it Trebek\" in Final Jeopardy!
TheInquisitiveOne:
227 Fans, where are you?
In one of the funniest moments of sitcom history, the families competed against each other in Ray Combs' Family Feud, the \"Fast Money\" round was a hoot. Ray asked Jackeé five questions, all of which were answered \"A (fill adjective here) man,\" all which received zeroes.
The next contestant came up and cleaned house, save for the last question. The question was (paraphrased), \"What is most likely to be a final request of a death row inmate?\"
Answer: \"A well-cooked...I mean, a cigarette.\"
With 195 points, the final question is asked. After confirming the answer, it was found out that only four people said a cigarette. What was the number one answer? A well-cooked meal.
Of course, I left out some info on this episode. Whoever has the full details of that episode, please clarify.
The Inquisitive One
DrJWJustice:
My favourite game show 'spoof' is The Cheap Show. I always got a good laugh out of it, and it would fit in perfectly on a network like Comedy Central.
clemon79:
[quote name=\'TheInquisitiveOne\' date=\'Jul 25 2003, 10:03 PM\'] 227 Fans, where are you?
In one of the funniest moments of sitcom history, [/quote]
Let me just take a moment to say that I didn't EVER think ANYONE would mention the two phrases \"227\" and \"funniest moments of sitcom history\" in the same POST, much less sentence. Further, anyone who does should be sentenced to watch several seasons of \"Cheers\" until they are thinking more clearly.
whampyl03:
My vote goes for SNL's Celebrity Jeopardy!. It was allways as funny as heck.
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