Cinder Calhoun, a socially conscious "wordsmith folkist"
who sings satirical protest songs like "Basted in Blood" about
turkey eating;
Margaret Jo, monotonous co-host of NPR's fictional
"Delicious Dish" radio program;
Bobbi Moughan-Culp, a horrible pseudo-soul medley
singling middle school music teacher;
Kincaid, a take-off of MTVs Kennedy personality;
Mrs. Attebury, a rich, boring, vacuous housewife;
Janet Blaum, an unsuccessful insulter;
Gayle Gleason, "Pretty Living" host;
Margaret Joe McCullan, "Delicious Dish" co-host;
Member of the moral-teaching group The Rocky Roads
Josephine, Lou's pregnant daughter;
Celebrity impressions of Martha Stewart, Hillary Rodham
Clinton, Liddy Dole, Mia Farrow, Joy Behar, Glenn Close, Ann B.
Davis (a.k.a. Alice the maid on The Brady Bunch), Elizabeth Dole,
Carrie Donovan, Mia Farrow, Calista Flockhart, Jamie Gangel, Kathy
Griffin, Helen Gurley-Brown, Linda Lopez, Andie MacDowell, Debbie
Matenopoulos, Susan McDougal, Sally Jessy Raphael, Joan Rivers,
Cokie Roberts, Diane Sawyer, Dr. Laura Schlessinger, Liz Smith,
Mary Tillotson, and singers Barbara Streisand, Sexy Spice, Jewel,
Madonna and Celine Dion.
Gleason, Jackie: THE JACKIE GLEASON
SHOW
The Poor Soul, a well-meaning lad in an uphill battle with
life;
Joe the Bartender, a local bartender who carried on a
monologue with regulars like Mr. Dunahee (unseen), looney drunk
Crazy Guggenheim, Morrarity the Undertaker, Duddy Duddleson and
Bookshelf Robinson;
Charley the Loudmouth, an irritating bachelor;
Reginald "Reggie" Van Gleason III, Park Avenue playboy philosopher
with a penchant for booze who wore a tuxedo, cape, top hat and
cane (Theme Song "Shangri La");
Rudy the Helpless Repairman;
Pedro
the Mexican;
Fenwick Babbitt, the man out for revenge against
people who annoy him;
Rum Dum, the drunk;
Stanley R. Sogg, the
announcer for the Late, Late, Late, Late, Late, Late, Late, Late,
Show who advertised Mother Fletcher's Products;
Ralph Kramden,
a loudmouthed bus driver featured on HONEYMOONERS skits.
Goulding, Ray: BOB & RAY
Mary McGoon;
Arthur Sturdly and his no talent scouts;
Steve Bosco,
sportswriter;
Hartford Harry, a private eye;
Helen Harkness, a sob
sister;
Mr. Track.
Grier, David: IN LIVING COLOR
Clavell (& Howard) The
'B.S.' Brothers, two brothers who owned "Funky
Finger Productions";
Antoine Merriweather, one of two gay movie
critics from the "Men on Films" skit ("Two Snaps Up!");
Calhoun
Tubbs, a one-note blues guitar player.
Gross, Mary: SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
Chi Chi Consuela, a dimwitted entertainer; and celebrity
impressions of Mary Richards from THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW;
Alfalfa from the OUR GANG Comedies,
Celebrity Impressions of politician Geraldine Ferraro,
actress Brooke Shields, and sex-therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer.
