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Madame Blavatsky Madame Sousatzka Monsieur Verdoux

Wilbur Harrison Wilbur Ware Eddie Waring

Nicolas Roeg Julie Christie Red Dwarf

The Yellow Rose Of Texas California Girl Kansas City Baby

Freddie Mercury Kenneth Mars Keith Moon

Downtown Girl Insider Trader Ian Underwood

Oliver North Terry Southern Clint Eastwood

Lindsay Davenport Couch Potato Lazy Boy

Lorne Malvo Lorne Green Lorna Doone

Roy Rogers Roy Head Headhunter

Trevor Eve Michael Caine Seth Rogen

Night Stalker Midnight Creeper The Creeping Man

Crawling King Snake Boadicea Her Satanic Majesty

Wimpy Desperate Dan Creosote Man

Cadillac Baby Emile Ford Wes Bentley

Michael Finnegan Mickey Finn Frank Finlay

Gertrude Stein Philip Glass Mugsy Spanier

Tiny Grimes Grim Reaper Howard Stern

Peter Sellers Salty Dog Art Pepper

Moonies Raving Loonies Man In The Moon

Ava Gardner The Man Who Worked In The Garden Bill & Ben

Junior Parker Junior Bonner Bonnie and Delaney

Huey P Newton Huey Piano Smith Johnny Guitar Watson

Chas Chandler Jackie Chan Chauncey Gardner

I watch the show and find it can be entertaining but the "witty dialogue" drives me crazy. I mean, are we to believe news production rooms are filled with 20 and 30 something mensa members talking facts, stats, data and obscure references off the cuff with each comment or response to being cuter than the other. We've all watched the news. Does this seem even plausible? It's a fictional TV show, it's not a documentary. The dialogue is punched up for entertainment purposes...and I'm entertained by it. Purely my opinion but I'd have to agree with catesta, as much as I like the show, the dialogue is often hard to swallow. Screwball comedy rapid fire witticisms are fine but here they often sound phony and self righteous.