Stabbone and McGraw: Everyone Wants a Piece of Lincoln

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Everyone Wants a Piece of Lincoln

Exhibit #398. Thomas Jefferson wants a piece of Lincoln:

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4 comments:

Kid Shay said...: I don't care what people say about 1975. That was the best SNL cast ever.; February 2, 2011 at 12:35 AM
BillBow Baggins said...: 100% agreed. And this is one of my all time favorite skits.

nwb; February 2, 2011 at 1:15 AM
Anonymous said...: That was a great cast. Phil Hartman really was the gem of that gang. And look! It's George Steinbrenner!

Here's my two favorite from that ear: http://www.hulu.com/watch/3531/saturday-night-live-the-sinatra-group

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http://www.hulu.com/watch/4169/saturday-night-live-clinton-at-mcdonalds

-dg; February 3, 2011 at 9:32 PM
BillBow Baggins said...: Yeah, I remember the Steinbrenner episode so well, and I agree that Hartman was the best of them. Without him, there would be no Pee-wee's big adventure.

Those two clips are for the ages.

nwb; February 3, 2011 at 11:08 PM

The Legend of Stabbone and McGraw

In 1967 the world's most powerful criminal super-genius, Stabbone, stole ten trillion dollars worth of gold boullion. Police, baffled as to the whereabouts of Stabbone's purported impenetrable underground lair, called on top investigator Rock McGraw to crack the case. Working tirelessly day after day, McGraw eventually tracked Stabbone to an abandoned latex mask factory. While McGraw radioed the boys for backup, Stabbone made his daring escape. In the chaos that ensued, both disappeared. Thirty years later, the case of Stabbone and McGraw remains a mystery, though some say that McGraw remains undercover, in relentless pursuit of his evil arch-nemesis.