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 |  |  | Michael Richards: Encyclopedia II - Jerry Seinfeld - Post-SeinfeldIn 1998, Seinfeld went on tour and recorded a comedy special entitled "I'm Telling You for the Last Time". An album of the same name was also released that year, and it featured samples of his stand-up performance.
After his sitcom went off the air, Seinfeld returned to stand-up comedy. The process of developing and performing new material at clubs around the world was chronicled in a 2002 documentary, Comedian, directed by Christian Charles. His stand-up routine is highly acclaimed and Jerry was ranked #12 in the Comedy Central 100 Greatest Standups of All Time. Jerry Seinfeld has ...
See also:Jerry Seinfeld, Jerry Seinfeld - Seinfeld, Jerry Seinfeld - Post-Seinfeld, Jerry Seinfeld - Books, Jerry Seinfeld - Family, Jerry Seinfeld - Compensation Read more here: » Jerry Seinfeld: Encyclopedia II - Jerry Seinfeld - Post-Seinfeld |
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 |  |  | Michael Richards: Encyclopedia II - Saturday Night Live - Infamous momentsSince it is broadcast live, SNL has had several infamous events that were either unplanned or provoked sufficient controversy to receive media coverage. Several hosts and musical guests have also been banned from returning due to their actions during the show.
On the second season premiere (September 18, 1976) Chevy Chase, playing Gerald Ford during a Ford/Carter debate sketch, falls over an unpadded podium and injures his testicles in the process. He misses the next two shows.
October 30, 1976, John Belushi acci ...
See also:Saturday Night Live, Saturday Night Live - Format of the show, Saturday Night Live - History, Saturday Night Live - Cast, Saturday Night Live - Current repertory players, Saturday Night Live - Current featured players, Saturday Night Live - Notable tenures, Saturday Night Live - Family connections, Saturday Night Live - Cast member deaths, Saturday Night Live - Contracts, Saturday Night Live - The Studio, Saturday Night Live - Production process, Saturday Night Live - When it's not live, Saturday Night Live - When it's less than live, Saturday Night Live - Rights to SNL, Saturday Night Live - Infamous moments, Saturday Night Live - Banned from the show, Saturday Night Live - Frequent hosts, Saturday Night Live - Last-minute replacements/changes, Saturday Night Live - Recurring characters and sketches, Saturday Night Live - Movies based on SNL skits, Saturday Night Live - Trivia Read more here: » Saturday Night Live: Encyclopedia II - Saturday Night Live - Infamous moments |
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 |  |  | Michael Richards: Encyclopedia II - Epcot - Park layoutThe park consists of two sections: Future World and World Showcase. Both are patterned after the kinds of exhibits which were popular at World's Fairs in the first half of the 20th century.
Epcot - Future World.
Future World consists of a variety of pavilions that explore innovative aspects and applications of technology.
Spaceship Earth, the eighteen-story-tall geodesic sphere covered in 11,324 triangular silver panels made of alucobond, is the gateway to Future World. Inside is a slow ...
See also:Epcot, Epcot - History, Epcot - The planned community, Epcot - The theme park, Epcot - Opening Day, Epcot - Facts and Figures, Epcot - Park layout, Epcot - Future World, Epcot - World Showcase, Epcot - Timeline Read more here: » Epcot: Encyclopedia II - Epcot - Park layout |
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 |  |  | Michael Richards: Encyclopedia II - Thousand Oaks California - HistoryThe area was once occupied by the Chumash people, and 2000-year old cave drawings may still be seen at the Chumash Interpretive Center, in the Lang Ranch section of the city.
The area's recorded history dates to 1542 when Spanish explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo landed at Point Mugu and claimed the land for his country. It eventually became part of the 48,671-acre Rancho El Conejo land grant by the Spanish government, thus becoming the basis of the name Conejo Valley (conejo means "rabbit" in Spanish, of which there are many in the area). It served as ...
See also:Thousand Oaks California, Thousand Oaks California - History, Thousand Oaks California - Geography and demographics, Thousand Oaks California - Politics, Thousand Oaks California - Youth & professional sports, Thousand Oaks California - Notable residents, Thousand Oaks California - Points of interest Read more here: » Thousand Oaks California: Encyclopedia II - Thousand Oaks California - History |
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List of Freemasons - Political and civil rights leaders.
Domingo Faustino Sarmiento
José de San Martín
Carlos Pellegrini (source: ?)
José Hernández
Leandro Nicéforo Alem, Grand Master.
Manuel Belgrano
Bartolomé Mitre
Justo José de Urquiza
Miguel Juárez Celman
Hipólito Yrigoyen
See also:List of Freemasons, List of Freemasons - Famous Freemasons, List of Freemasons - Political and civil rights leaders, List of Freemasons - Military leaders, List of Freemasons - Composers fine artists and popular musicians, List of Freemasons - Actors and entertainers, List of Freemasons - Industrialists and labor leaders, List of Freemasons - Adventurers, List of Freemasons - Philosophers, List of Freemasons - Athletes and other sports figures, List of Freemasons - Astronauts, List of Freemasons - Writers journalists and publishers, List of Freemasons - Lawyers jurists and law enforcement, List of Freemasons - Doctors scientists and inventors, List of Freemasons - Educators religious leaders and others, List of Freemasons - Famous entered apprentices, List of Freemasons - Debated Freemasons Read more here: » List of Freemasons: Encyclopedia II - List of Freemasons - Famous Freemasons |
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 |  |  | Michael Richards: Encyclopedia II - Culver City California - HistoryCulver City was founded by Harry Culver in 1913, and the city was incorporated in 1917. The first film studio in Culver City was built by Thomas Ince in 1918. In the 1920s, silent film comedy producer Hal Roach and Metro Goldwyn Mayer (MGM) built studios there. During Prohibition, speakeasies and nightclubs such as the Cotton Club lined Washington Boulevard.
Culver City California - The Heart of Screenland.
Hundreds of movies have been produced on the lots of Culver City's studios, including The Wizard ...
See also:Culver City California, Culver City California - History, Culver City California - The Heart of Screenland, Culver City California - Decline of the Studios 1960s & 1970s, Culver City California - Rebirth of Downtown 1990s & 2000s, Culver City California - Transportation, Culver City California - Neighborhoods, Culver City California - Points of interest, Culver City California - Geography, Culver City California - Schools, Culver City California - Demographics, Culver City California - Famous Culver City natives Read more here: » Culver City California: Encyclopedia II - Culver City California - History |
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 |  |  | Michael Richards: Encyclopedia II - Festivus - The StrikeThe character Frank Costanza (played by Jerry Stiller) created Festivus as an alternative holiday in response to the commercialization of Christmas. Frank Costanza explained its origins during the episode to the character Cosmo Kramer (played by Michael Richards), as related in the following dialogue:
Frank Costanza: Many Christmases ago, about 30 years ago to be exact, I went to buy a doll for my son. I reached for the last one they had, but so did another man. As I rained blows upon him, I realized there had to be an ...
See also:Festivus, Festivus - The Strike, Festivus - Main elements of Festivus, Festivus - The Festivus Miracle, Festivus - Etymology and Origin, Festivus - Other references Read more here: » Festivus: Encyclopedia II - Festivus - The Strike |
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List of famous tall men - 7 ft 2.5 in 220 cm.
Arvydas Sabonis — basketball player
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See also:List of famous tall men, List of famous tall men - 10 ft 6 in 320 cm, List of famous tall men - 8 ft 11 in 272 cm, List of famous tall men - 8 ft 4 in 254 cm, List of famous tall men - 7 ft 9 in 236 cm, List of famous tall men - 7 ft 8 and 3/4 in 235 cm, List of famous tall men - 7 ft 7 in 231 cm, List of famous tall men - 7 ft 6 in 229 cm, List of famous tall men - 7 ft 4 in 224 cm, List of famous tall men - 7 ft 3 in 221 cm, List of famous tall men - 7 ft 2.5 in 220 cm, List of famous tall men - 7 ft 2 in 218 cm, List of famous tall men - 7 ft 1 in 216 cm, List of famous tall men - 7 ft ½ in 215 cm, List of famous tall men - 7 ft 213 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 11 in 211 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 10 in 208 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 9 in 206 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 8.5 in 204 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 8 in 203 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 7.5 in 202 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 7 in 201 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 6 in 198 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 5 in 196 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 4.5 in 194 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 4 in 193 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 3.5 in 192 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 3 in 191 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 2 in 188 cm, List of famous tall men - 6 ft 1 in 185 cm, List of famous tall men - Note Read more here: » List of famous tall men: Encyclopedia II - List of famous tall men - 7 ft 3 in 221 cm |
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 |  |  | Michael Richards: Encyclopedia II - Norm MacDonald comedian - Saturday Night LiveMacDonald joined the cast of NBC's popular Saturday Night Live (SNL) program in 1993, where he occasionally did impressions of Larry King, Burt Reynolds, David Letterman, Bob Dole and others.
However, his most notable position on SNL was his three-year stint as anchor of Weekend Update (WU), which is regarded by many fans as perhaps the best in the segment's history. Chevy Chase, the first anchor of WU, has noted that MacDonald is the only anchor since Chevy's tenure to have "done it right." His deadpan sty ...
See also:Norm MacDonald comedian, Norm MacDonald comedian - Saturday Night Live, Norm MacDonald comedian - After SNL Read more here: » Norm MacDonald comedian: Encyclopedia II - Norm MacDonald comedian - Saturday Night Live |
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 |  |  | Michael Richards: Encyclopedia II - Murphy Brown - Recurring CharactersA number of recurring characters also appeared during the show's run:
Jay Thomas appeared in several episodes as tabloid talk show host Jerry Gold, who became a friend of Murphy's, and an occasional love interest, despite their significantly different journalistic values.
Colleen Dewhurst appeared in a number of episodes as Murphy's mother, Avery Brown. Dewhurst won several Emmy Awards for her appearances. When Dewhurst passed away in 1991, the writers chose to have her character die as well, and Murphy, who was pregnan ...
See also:Murphy Brown, Murphy Brown - Running Gags, Murphy Brown - Recurring Characters, Murphy Brown - Awards & Nominations, Murphy Brown - Awards Won, Murphy Brown - Awards Nominated, Murphy Brown - Other Trivia Read more here: » Murphy Brown: Encyclopedia II - Murphy Brown - Recurring Characters |
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Seinfeld - Main characters.
Jerome (Jerry) Seinfeld (played by Jerry Seinfeld)—A standup comedian who seeks out relationships with very attractive women which rarely last more than one episode. He usually notices some very minor defect they have and makes a big deal about it, causing his relationships to end in very embarrassing ways. He is always making observations about everything and mocking people. Of the main characters, he seems to be the most sensible, in that he usually just sarcastically comme ...
See also:Seinfeld, Seinfeld - Overview, Seinfeld - Characters, Seinfeld - Main characters, Seinfeld - Recurring characters, Seinfeld - Memorable incidents, Seinfeld - The Contest, Seinfeld - Moops, Seinfeld - The Junior Mint, Seinfeld - Dolores!, Seinfeld - The Move, Seinfeld - The Soup Nazi, Seinfeld - The Dry Heave, Seinfeld - Serenity NOW!, Seinfeld - Catchphrases, Seinfeld - Fictional Products, Seinfeld - Product placement, Seinfeld - Music, Seinfeld - Ending, Seinfeld - Awards, Seinfeld - Jerry Seinfeld, Seinfeld - Michael Richards, Seinfeld - Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Seinfeld - Jason Alexander, Seinfeld - Writing, Seinfeld - Criticism, Seinfeld - Cast careers after Seinfeld, Seinfeld - DVDs Read more here: » Seinfeld: Encyclopedia II - Seinfeld - Characters |
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 |  |  | Michael Richards: Encyclopedia II - Monk TV series - Series overviewAdrian Monk, graduate of University of California, Berkeley, was originally a detective of the San Francisco Police Department. Due to an unusual upbringing (the scope of which has not yet been revealed), Monk grew up with a variety of quirks and tics. After the murder of his wife, Trudy, and his inability to solve it (the only case in his career Monk has never been able to solve), Monk suffered a nervous breakdown, and his eccentricities manifested themselves as obsessive compulsive disorder, which cost him his job. He refused to leave his ...
See also:Monk TV series, Monk TV series - Series overview, Monk TV series - Series history, Monk TV series - Characters, Monk TV series - Main characters, Monk TV series - Secondary characters, Monk TV series - Monk's phobias, Monk TV series - Awards and nominations, Monk TV series - Emmy Awards, Monk TV series - Golden Globes, Monk TV series - Screen Actors Guild, Monk TV series - Edgar Award, Monk TV series - Monk in other countries, Monk TV series - Reruns/syndication, Monk TV series - Spinoff Read more here: » Monk TV series: Encyclopedia II - Monk TV series - Series overview |
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Epcot - Future World.
Future World consists of a variety of pavilions that explore innovative aspects and applications of technology.
Spaceship Earth, the eighteen-story-tall geodesic sphere covered in 11,324 triangular silver panels made of alucobond, is the gateway to Future World. Inside is a slow ...
See also:Epcot, Epcot - Dedication, Epcot - History, Epcot - The planned community, Epcot - The theme park, Epcot - Opening Day, Epcot - Facts and Figures, Epcot - Park layout, Epcot - Future World, Epcot - World Showcase, Epcot - Timeline Read more here: » Epcot: Encyclopedia II - Epcot - Park layout |
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