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Actually, my favorite quote from that Simpsons episode was when Jon Stewart was talking to Krusty the clown:
"I'll thank you to keep my zingers out of your mouth."
By the way, in these times when media and politicians take themselves way too seriously, it's truly a joy to watch a 30 minute show that can poke fun at both political parties, uses Dan Rather to provide the punchline (while simultaneously commenting on the state of the printed media), and which shows a wrestling sequence between FDR and Ronald Reagan. True genius!
Posted by: Anonymous | Jan 07, 2008 at 10:28 PM