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You know what I mean? Like, it was just in the water.

You know what I mean? Like, it was just in the water.

You know what I mean? Like, it was just in the water.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. But then McKeon ended up on SNL replacing Phil Hartman, and it just wasn't good. I don't know what it was.

Yeah. But then McKeon ended up on SNL replacing Phil Hartman, and it just wasn't good. I don't know what it was.

Yeah. But then McKeon ended up on SNL replacing Phil Hartman, and it just wasn't good. I don't know what it was.

It just wasn't the right thing for him. Yeah. So then this is a big comeback for him. The movie was written by Gaston Levy, as we mentioned. $10.8 million budget made $20 million. Roger Ebert, three and a half stars.

It just wasn't the right thing for him. Yeah. So then this is a big comeback for him. The movie was written by Gaston Levy, as we mentioned. $10.8 million budget made $20 million. Roger Ebert, three and a half stars.

It just wasn't the right thing for him. Yeah. So then this is a big comeback for him. The movie was written by Gaston Levy, as we mentioned. $10.8 million budget made $20 million. Roger Ebert, three and a half stars.

A wickedly funny mockumentary. He did say that.

A wickedly funny mockumentary. He did say that.

A wickedly funny mockumentary. He did say that.

Did he give that four? Yeah, he did.

Did he give that four? Yeah, he did.

Did he give that four? Yeah, he did.

He did say the movie is consistently just plain funny and sometimes ascends to a kind of crazed genius.

He did say the movie is consistently just plain funny and sometimes ascends to a kind of crazed genius.