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Recurring Saturday Night Live characters and sketches introduced 1994–1995 : ウィキペディア英語版
Recurring Saturday Night Live characters and sketches introduced 1994–1995
The following is a list of recurring Saturday Night Live characters and sketches introduced between September 24, 1994, and May 13, 1995, the twentieth season of SNL.
==Good Morning Brooklyn==
Good Morning Brooklyn is a morning talk show hosted by Brooklynites who spoke in Italian American vernacular using heavy New York accents. Its hosts were James Barone (Jay Mohr) and Angela Tucci (played first by Sarah Jessica Parker, then by Courteney Cox). The two often got into shouting matches, yelling "Shut up!", "No, ''you'' shut up!" back and forth until they cut to a "Please Stand By" graphic. Barone frequently used the expression, "''Fugheddaboudit!''" Debuted November 12, 1994.
Also featured were traffic and weather reporter Anthony (pronounced ''Ant'ny'', played by Michael McKean), who gave vague and uninformative reports (such as, "It's hot as a ''bastard''!"), and field reporter Molly Fahey (Molly Shannon), who, when asked if her name was Italian, admits, "No, but it's Catholic", which James replies is "good enough".
Adam Sandler played Angelo, a guest whose entrance was always accompanied by his yelling at an off-screen antagonist ("No, you move ''your'' car!" or "No, you suck ''my'' ass!"). In one sketch, Angelo hosted a segment called "Beatin' of the Week", in which someone would receive a beating for making derogatory remarks about Italians. Chris Farley played a hot dog vendor who was discovered by Fahey, and was the unfortunate recipient of said beating for his comment that "IROC" was an acronym for "Italian Retard Out Cruising".
The character James Barone later appeared in an unrelated sketch about a Civil War documentary, in which uninformed high school dropouts commented on the American Civil War.

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