SCTV Impressions

[BDeMain]

I'm sure all of us do our own impressions of favorite SCTV characters, which
might make for a fun little event at our first annual SCTV Con.

I do a pretty mean Sid Dithers. How about you?

[Crystal and Jocelyn Potter]

Well nuts...I think the only one Crystal and I can do is from the sketch "I Cry
Each Day I Die". We've got the voices down real good...

Eugene (me): "Bonnie..Bonnie you're dying..."

Andrea (Crystal): "I know...but I'm not gonna cry..."

Hehehehe...but as a woman I must say I do a damn good Roger Taylor (Queen's
drummer)...I even scare myself sometimes!

Jocelyn
TwinVirgos
"..Elizabeth shall be a greater queen than any king of yours!..Yes--MY
Elizabeth SHALL BE QUEEN! And my blood will have been well spent!" -Genevieve
Bujold (Anne of theThousand Days)

[Hitman of Las Vegas]

I have on occasion slipped into a little Irving Cohen & Lin Yi Tang.
Hardly 2 days go by that I don't do a Count Floyd catchphrase.

Depending on the situation, I'll slip into a little Dr Tongue.

[BDeMain]

<<Hehehehe...but as a woman I must say I do a damn good Roger Taylor (Queen's
drummer)...I even scare myself sometimes!

But can you do the scream at the beginning of "In The Lap of the Gods?"

[Justin Pate]

"BDeMain" <bde...@aol.com> wrote in message
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All I can do (or tried to do) are 3 of the 4 panelists from What's My
Shoesize? It's just too hard for me to do Arlene Franklin. Sorry. I'm
still working on doing the Dali pop; haven't gotten it down yet.

[eyir]

I like doing Dr. Tongue because at times he can be so "diffuse."

"Hitman of Las Vegas" <x...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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[Chris 'Bob' Odorjan]

Aside from Bob and Doug, I usually do Count Floyd whenever I pass a cemetery to
annoy the other people in the car. "AWWOOO!!!! Heh heh! OO! That cemetery looks
just like the last one we passed! I think it's moving! That's right! The dead
people are getting out of their coffins and moving all the headstones and stuff!
It's the Moving Cemetery!!!!"

--
Chris "Bob" Odorjan - bob...@canada.com
BobNET - http://www.oxford.net/~bobnet/

[George Hiebert]

"BDeMain" <bde...@aol.com> wrote in message
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I enjoy doing that song Jackie Rogers always sings....."She loves me, but to
my amazement..."

I also do Woody Tobias Jr.

[Adrain Barton]

On 16 Jan 2004 01:57:00 GMT, bde...@aol.com (BDeMain) wrote:

I can do Guy Caballero without a wheelchair because, "I've got strong
legs!" (I use that catchphrase whenever someone asks me if I mind
walking somewhere)

[Adrain Barton]

On Fri, 16 Jan 2004 07:54:31 GMT, "George Hiebert" <ge...@shaw.ca>
wrote:

I like to do Jackie Rogers, Sr. singing..."Pardon me Miss, but I've
never been kissed, by a real, live, squirrel."

[Uncle Buckle the Safety buffalo]

"George Hiebert" <ge...@shaw.ca> wrote in message news:<XMMNb.123673$ts4.22600@pd7tw3no>...

I like doing Dr. Tongue. When I'm about to successfully finish a
homeowner task, I'll laugh with delight and mutter, "They laughed at
me in Prague. They laughed at me in Budapest ..."

I also enjoy putting on my serious face to say, ".. and I'm Earl
Camembert."

Uncle Buckle

[G222harpo]

You know, at one time or another, I've done most characters, but the ones that
I still do now years later are Merv Griffith, occassionally Candy's William B
Williams laugh, and Martin saying "It's like a boil" from On the Waterrfont
again.

[Mpoconnor7]

I do Irving Cohen from time to time, and Ed Grimley.

Michael O'Connor - Modern Renaissance Man

"The likelihood of one individual being correct increases in a direct
proportion to the intensity with which others try to prove him wrong"
James Mason from the movie "Heaven Can Wait".

[Crystal and Jocelyn Potter]

>But can you do the scream at the beginning of "In The Lap of the Gods?"
>

Ahhh, but of course! I even got a standing ovation when Crystal and I did
Kareoke a few years ago and we were singing Bohemian Rhapsody. I was Rog of
course and when it came to the part "...for meeeeeee..." I hit that note and
everyone began to clap and cheer.

Will hopefully get a vid of me doing this impression on our site soon...not a
bad idea...

[T&L]

There's a few that I've forgotten about I'm sure, but I do a fairly decent Ed
Grimley. In fact, I went as him for hallowe'en when I was a teenager and the
show was still running. I still can't get over how many STUPID, STUPID (I don't
think that's enough 'stupids', but you get the idea) people thought I was
pee-wee herman (them's fightin' words!). Needless to say I corrected and chided
them at the same time! :)

I'll e-mail my parents and see if they can dig up the pic and send me a scan if
anyone's interested in a pathetic laugh.

Tim

[Vince Macek]

T&L <letkema...@bwsys.net> wrote in message news:<4009AFC4...@bwsys.net>...

> There's a few that I've forgotten about I'm sure, but I do a fairly decent Ed
> Grimley. In fact, I went as him for hallowe'en when I was a teenager and the
> show was still running. I still can't get over how many STUPID, STUPID (I don't
> think that's enough 'stupids', but you get the idea) people thought I was
> pee-wee herman (them's fightin' words!). Needless to say I corrected and chided
> them at the same time! :)
>
> I'll e-mail my parents and see if they can dig up the pic and send me a scan if
> anyone's interested in a pathetic laugh.
>

My brother bought me an Ed Grimley Halloween kid's costume for
Christmas - you know, the type in a box with the hard plastic face
mask and the PVC smock with the character's picture (from the cartoon
show) on it.

My other brother and I went as Bob & Doug back in the early '80s,
before most people knew who we were supposed to be, eh. Wish I had a
picture. A friend went as Edith Prickley; I *really* wish I had a
picture of her.

I can, when the situation warrants, pull off a good Johnny LaRue
'hu-hu-hu-huuuu' crying-laugh.

VMacek

[T&L]

Sounds a lot like my cousin and I when I was still "back home". We were about the only
two around that actually knew about SCTV. Being from the Great White North, it's actually
a little pathetic and sad when I think about people being that out of touch.

[Crystal and Jocelyn Potter]

>Martin saying "It's like a boil"

HA HA HA!!!! That one is too funny!

And then when they cut back to Dick Cavett and he says something like, "...that
poor girl looked frightened"

[James Gray]

In article <be22db0fbdab230e...@news.teranews.com>,

Hitman of Las Vegas <x...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I have on occasion slipped into a little Irving Cohen & Lin Yi Tang.
> Hardly 2 days go by that I don't do a Count Floyd catchphrase.
>
> Depending on the situation, I'll slip into a little Dr Tongue.

I guess you'd call that a slip of the tongue?

[Trudi Marrapodi]

In article <graymatters-C5E3...@news21.bellnet.ca>, James
Gray <graym...@sympatico.ca> wrote:

Or maybe that's when he's slipping someone a little Tongue.
--
Trudi
(who thinks it's both hilarious and appropriate that Tonya Harding's boxing manager is a mortician)

[Teem]

Dr,French?,
"Trudi Marrapodi" <tru...@clarityconnect.competent> wrote in message
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[Diluted Evil]

>Dr,French?

I had no idea the Family Affair guy got a doctorate...

~Heidi

"Why can't you seperate the artist from the art?"

"Because the artist SPANKED ME."

~Life on Mars

[Lulu]

Diluted Evil wrote:
>>Dr,French?
>
>
> I had no idea the Family Affair guy got a doctorate...
>
>
>
> ~Heidi

Really! I mean, all that work completing a thesis, and he winds up
organizing "Unca Bee-yol's" sock drawer and cutting the crusts off Mrs.
Beasley's PB&J sammiches?

-Lulu