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John P. McCann Sizzle Page
'Twas suggested I post a few episodes of my work in a pleasant spot. I've chosen here. Sadly, not everything I've written has y...
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Twice in the last eight years I've run the Santa Clarita 5k on Independence Day. Back in 2007 it was sizzling hot. Three years late... -
More memories from the boxes . Here's my life at Warner Bros. that year. Cleaned up my office after the Northridge earthquake rearranged...
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Poor Floyd. The barber I've loved to grumble about over the years and can even do a fair imitation of.
Blather and confusion, thy name be Lawson.
He had a stroke? Now I feel bad for laughing at his nutty antics!
Actually, I've heard the muttering and trail-end sentences were part of his personality from the beginning. [So don't feel bad!]
I guess the stroke caused enough damage so that Lawson had to be seated for the last x number of episodes he appeared in.
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I thought SCTV did "post-stroke Floyd" only because the actor portraying him felt he couldn't pull off a perfect Lawson impression any other way. Theirs was the best Floyd ever, stroke or no stroke because Floyd's essence needs no words.
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