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1. Bradley M. Kuhn Richard Fontana

   @fontana, Stuart Smalley was a timely character. In mid-1980s, unqualified self-help gurus were all too common (happening again now too).

   Sunday, 19-Jun-11 20:35:17 UTC from web
   • Fabian Scherschel

     Al Franken has great hair.

     Sunday, 19-Jun-11 19:40:50 UTC
   • Bradley M. Kuhn Fabian Scherschel

     @fabsh, that's because Al Franken is good enough, he's smart enough, and dog-gone-it, people like him! (and his hair, apparently.) #SNL

     Sunday, 19-Jun-11 20:21:56 UTC
   • Fabian Scherschel

     @bkuhn Hehehe.... His hair *is* cool.

     Sunday, 19-Jun-11 20:23:31 UTC
   • Bradley M. Kuhn Fabian Scherschel

     @fabsh, I'm slightly worried you have no idea who Stuart Smalley is, or that Al Franken was at one point in the past, a comedian on #SNL.

     Sunday, 19-Jun-11 20:26:30 UTC
   • Fabian Scherschel

     @bkuhn Sorry, not on top of my game today. It's a bad day for me.

     Sunday, 19-Jun-11 20:28:38 UTC
   • Bradley M. Kuhn Richard Fontana

     @fontana, yes, that is correct. He did have a few recurring characters during various periods, the most famous of which was Stewart Smalley.

     Sunday, 19-Jun-11 20:31:29 UTC
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