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SNL Guido Sarducci: Bocce Ball My Way

SNL Guido Sarducci: Bocce Ball My Way Don Novello reprises his role as Father Guido Sarducci in yet another SNL faux commercial. Narrated by legendary radio & TV announcer Don Pardo. User: spam_vigilante Mar 2, 2007 4:36 AM

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Brock Baker: Man of 101 Voices

Brock Baker: Man of 101 Voices Brock Baker does 101 celebrity impressions in under 4 minutes. Jan 15, 2007 7:41 PM

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Weird Al Yankovic: I lost on Jeopardy

Weird Al Yankovic: I lost on Jeopardy Weird Al's parody of the Greg Kihn song. With cameo appearances by Art Fleming and Don Pardo. User: podwall Mar 23, 2006 6:41 AM

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Frank Zappa on SNL: The Slime

Frank Zappa on SNL: The Slime Zappa performs a twisted song and fundamentally does a duet with Don Pardo. User: spam_vigilante Mar 12, 2006 4:15 AM

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