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Title: Saturday Night Live: The Best of Phil Hartman (1998– )
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[Radio plays static]
Ross Perot: I don't believe. Is that how the game is played Admiral? They can't put a transmitter out here so good hard working, decent Americans can listen to some good old country music and I think that's just sad.
Admiral Stockdale: The Government's in... GRIDLOCK!
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(uncredited)
Written by Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith, and Lew Spence
Performed by Frank Sinatra
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Original air dates/live performances: Perot and Stockdale on the road: October 24th, 1992 The Sinatra Group: January 19th, 1991 Compulsion: November 14th, 1987 Clinton at McDonald's: December 5th, 1992 Donahue: October 18th, 1986 Discover: February 28th, 1987 Nancy Reagan leaves The White House: January 21st, 1989 Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer: March 14, 1992 All Drug Olympics: October 8th, 1988 Bobby Colsman's Acting Class: March 23rd, 1996 Johnny O'Connor: October 18th, 1986 The Anal Retentive Chef: April 1st, 1989 Succinctly Speaking: December 19th, 1987 On Broadway: February 28th, 1987 Robot Repair: March 25th, 1989 Anne Boleyn Part XI, The Final Chapter: November 21st, 1987 Schillers Reel: Love is a Dream: December 17th, 1988 See more »Quotes
Ross Perot: You want to hear some music? Well today you're gonna get all the music you want...[Radio plays static]
Ross Perot: I don't believe. Is that how the game is played Admiral? They can't put a transmitter out here so good hard working, decent Americans can listen to some good old country music and I think that's just sad.
Admiral Stockdale: The Government's in... GRIDLOCK!
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"Nice 'n' Easy"(uncredited)
Written by Alan Bergman, Marilyn Keith, and Lew Spence
Performed by Frank Sinatra
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Only words can describe this truly gifted comic actor. From his outrageous, true to life impersonations of Frank Sinatra and Bill Clinton to his brilliantly offbeat characters like Anal Retentive Chef and Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer. Phil Hartman remains a legend in sketch comedy. This tape, which should've been much, much longer features some of Hartman's best work. He'll definitely be remembered for his contribution to comedy.