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Related: About this forumTom Davis interviews Henry Kissinger (Al Franken) at Dead show - 1980
RIP, Mr. Davis
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Tom Davis interviews Henry Kissinger (Al Franken) at Dead show - 1980 (Original Post)
Adenoid_Hynkel
Jul 2012
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sweetloukillbot
(11,028 posts)1. Thanks!
The routine he did w/ Franken on the radio show,where Pat Robertson and a Cheyenne medicine man argued over whose creation story would be taught in schools is my single favorite skit from Franken - and in my top five favorite moments on his show.
Adenoid_Hynkel
(14,093 posts)2. I wanted to post that, and was looking for it
It's on the 2nd CD for the show. It was a great segment, but unfortunately, it's not online anywhere.
Hassin Bin Sober
(26,330 posts)3. Thanks for that. I just love the Franken/Davis Dead show skits.
Never made it to a New Year's show. But we managed to watch/listen to a few live.
Adenoid_Hynkel
(14,093 posts)4. And here's a Letterman appearance:
#!
lovemydog
(11,833 posts)5. Franken drew a map
of the 48 contiguous states in under 2 minutes. That's impressive. I think he even had time remaining for Alaska & Hawaii!