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Phil was one of the greatest sketch performers that ever graced the airwaves. From his early success with the Groundlings to his work on Pee Wee's Playhouse, to his groundbreaking work on Saturday Night Live, Phil always gave 200 percent. He left us too early, but his comedic genius will be with us forever.
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Phil Hartman - Phil Hartman's Flat TV
Flat TV is the first great expression of Phil's comedic genius. Twenty-five years ago, shortly after completion, the tapes mysteriously disappeared. They have, only recently, been found and have never been heard by the public. All the seeds of his greatness are here. Whether he was your soul brother, your native son, or your father figure, I know that you love and miss your friend as much as we do. This CD packs a full wallop of laughs for the whole family. Buy it today!
Flat TV is the first great expression of Phil's comedic genius. Twenty-five years ago, shortly after completion, the tapes mysteriously disappeared. They have, only recently, been found and have never been heard by the public. All the seeds of his greatness are here. Whether he was your soul brother, your native son, or your father figure, I know that you love and miss your friend as much as we do. This CD packs a full wallop of laughs for the whole family. Buy it today!
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Hello Everyone if you enjoy Comedy you might want to check out our Comedy Audio Web Magazine at; www.kspazradio.com Richard Spasoff
Richard Spasoff
1/9/2005 6:28:31 AM - 68.7.70.50
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ugly
12/17/2004 12:11:12 PM - 167.206.160.1
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Last night I saw one of my absolute favorite Phil Hartman characters...her name was Susan...the deranged Swiss Miss character that was on the Sprockets Dating Game. Susan’s response regarding a perfect first date was....."first I knock you to the ground...pee on you while chanting House on Fire...House on Fire...put it out. Then I force you to drink antifreeze until you pass out. Then you wake up in the morning in excruciating pain with a size seven poop shoot." Phil Hartman was completely deadpan in his delivery...how he kept a straight face was beyond me. I was on the floor laughing.
Danny
9/17/2004 11:00:57 PM - 64.12.116.74
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Last night I saw one of my absolute favorite Phil Hartman characters...her name was Susan...the deranged Swiss Miss character that was on the Sprockets Dating Game. Susan’s response regarding a perfect first date was....."first I knock you to the ground...pee on you while chanting House on Fire...House on Fire...put it out. Then I force you to drink antifreeze until you pass out. Then you wake up in the morning in excruciating pain with a size seven poop shoot." Phil Hartman was completely deadpan in his delivery...how he kept a straight face was beyond me. I was on the floor laughing.
Danny
9/17/2004 11:00:32 PM - 64.12.116.74
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Phil Hartman was a legend, and the closest thing to a god. His work was envied by most, and wanted by many. From The Simpsons, SNL, and News Radio - Phil was truly gifted in his profession. May he rest in peace.
rox
7/22/2004 6:29:13 AM - 69.194.80.216
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Phil Hartman was and will always be a legend. He is the definition of comedy. His work on the simpsons, snl and other projects will eternaly be honored and respected . Phil you are the greatest...Rest in eternal Peace
Rob J
5/24/2004 4:47:53 AM - 67.117.130.57
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Phil Hartman was the Silly Putty of comedy. He could imitate anyone, become anything, put forth any energy required. I miss him greatly.
Char
4/3/2004 3:46:18 AM - 69.9.247.101
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phil was a great comedian and im sure if i knew em id say he was a great guy too. its too damn bad what happen him and ill miss what he brought to comedy wether on screne or just a voice (im a big fan of his simpsons work)
jay orleman
12/2/2003 7:46:23 PM - 67.86.230.190
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Phil Hartman was an amazing comedian who’s untimely death was a blow to the trade of comedy itself. The man could play a real good jerk, even when you knew deep down inside he was a big teddy bear. His talent should never be forgotten, his legacy should live on, and as long as we always have the works of such dearly missed comics as Phil, then we will never truly lose them.
M
12/2/2003 3:31:55 PM - 4.19.226.52
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Phil was probably one of the funniest guys who ever lived. I just don’t think people realize it. Phil, we miss ya buddy!
Beth
9/2/2003 10:36:11 AM - 206.195.193.10
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Why is we celebrate a birth and mourn a death? Because we aren’t the person involved. Mark Twain Happy trails anal retentive cowboy.
Fucky Fuckman
7/26/2003 7:32:46 PM - 146.201.155.27
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phil, was #1. *thank you* phil.
dave stafford
7/24/2003 1:19:27 AM - 216.42.95.11
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Dear Phil: You brought us so much joy for so long. The thing is, you will continue to do so. Mark my words, when the humor of other performers is no longer funny, because of the inevitable changes in societies over the generations, Phil Hartman will always bring a smile.
Patrick J. Schuette
2/20/2003 8:27:05 PM - 12.93.33.74
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Long before Phil died, I was a loud, probably obnoxious, advocate for him. I’ve felt for years and years that Phil was the most gifted, least appreciated comedian in our generation. I’d marvel at the talent that POURED from him - not just once in a while, but every time he performed, or even had a conversation with folks like Larry King. I cried like a baby when he was killed. I still cry sometimes when I’m watching ’News Radio’ re-runs. I don’t think I’ll ever get over it. I miss him. He had so much more to give. Well, who said life is fair...
Betsy
2/20/2003 7:18:12 PM - 12.231.127.238
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The first I had heard of Phil Hartman was on SNL-what a cool guy with such vitality, versatility and good humor. I understand that Phil and Chris Farley were good pals. I miss them both dearly and wish they never had to leave us so soon. What a loss. I love you guys.
chris
1/24/2003 9:42:01 PM - 24.104.90.67
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