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This is aboout the only TV I can watch. Well, Love Boat reruns.

I think Tommy was spot on. Jackson telegraphed his move precisely. Looked innocent enough, but in baseball you make calculated moves.

Back in the day I was so happy drinking a cold glass of lemonade watching this moment at my late grandparents house in Columbus Georgia on their CBS affiliate WRBL channel 3

Anyone else notice the Trump approach here?

One thing watching this....just how clean the screen was during the games, they hardly ever put up graphics

IT’s The SQUEEEZE !! Sept. 11, 1983 We were up in the Reserved Section between home and 1st. Probably the most exciting ending of a game I’ve ever witnessed in person - the RJ Reynolds squeeze play.

Bob Hope and Liberace; Dave Thomas FTW.

The only person angrier than Lasorda was my grandfather, while I sat smiling on the floor in my Yankees hat.

I love how un pc this skit is, with the Arab stereotypes and all the gay innuendo You don’t get that now -.it is so funny for those in the know

Troy Soren was a parent?

My first pack of football cards was a jackpot😇 included this man, LC Greenwood, Ted Hendricks and Chris Hanburger🏈

A few summers ago I was working on a gravel crusher. The loader guy's name was Mel and he would take the boulders that were too big away from the infeed and put them in a pile on the side of the site. Needless to say anytime anyone said "Mel's Rock Pile" including myself, I would crack up. Everyone there was too young to get the joke.

Does anyone have the link to the clip where Troy Soren says "be he Bahai" he is listing religions similar to what he does here with race!

Better teams. Better days. I may even say a period of time where managers were more involved in the game

Boy! Those two guys with the BIG noses, sure look, like FAMILIAR, Eh? 🤓😎✌🏼

I remember ages ago on some talk show , Liberace was on and then some young male teen heartthrob was the next guest. This was when video games were first the rage , and every kid was hanging out at the arcade. The young man was saying that was his hobby hanging at the arcade with his friends . Liberace was telling him he loved video games too and had about a dozen of them in his den . He even invited him over to play them . The kid was like WOW , that would be cool. Even back then it felt creepy watching it .😱

RIP Phil Donahue!

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Tommy Lasorda was a Dodger Treasure. I loved his passion and fire! He called Dodger Stadium "Blue Heaven On Earth" and always said he bled Dodger Blue.

The sketch was gold

Youngblood was a tough S.O.B.

Steroids took him down. I grew up in the same town and saw him rise out of HS. Sad story.

What Goes Into Russia is pure Dave Thomas greatness

I remember this game. I was 10 years old in 1982.

I grew up a Dodger fan from Koufax Ans Walt to the 80s teams. Id carry their bags to their cars and get autographs, was sure diff then, Now I never watch them they have ruined a great organization.

I'm glad the Canadians thought Merv was as creepy as we did down here

That was baseball

Jack was THICK....

You got some Tan there Steve (RIP) we miss u

This show was so close to real local disco shows that it was barely satire!

As the great Marv Levy would have put it, "What an over officious jerk!" Irv was a pro. Handled it perfectly.

Sketch comedy has always been the best comedy and the SCTV crew were the best practitioners of the genre. It's a bloody shame sketch comedy has virtually disappeared from the scene.

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You guys are really starting to act like a couple a 😂😂😂

Fuck me - just perfect.

Goodbye Joe.😢

Merv on Craig Fergison kept asking and talking about kilts. It reminded me of SCTV.

Reggie clearly leaned into that. Those days the Yankees used to get those calls.

RIP Joe Flaherty.

Joe, had the talent today's actors will never have.

I miss the no-ad/no-billboard Dodger Stadium.

Just also I like to add, he played the three playoff games with the broken leg after the Super Bowl. He was picked for the pro game and he played in that game too.

I wonder what Merv would have thought of Seinfelds lining when he had the suede jacket.

Love when the late great Vin Scully yells The Squeeze Gives me goosebumps

It was also a gift from the KC Jones. The Celtics still have the Lakers number anyway.

Sounds like trump selling his ish hats t-shirts shoes i-fts and yes coins and yet this was made over 40+ years ago and now it's not so funny cause now it's real

I would love to be at this show all the free beer and back bacon got any bread and toasters

He is weird, interesting, funny, and out of touch which is hard to pull off. Martin Short is my all time favorite comic.

they missed an opportunity to create a Jacques Tati homage here with all that geometry in such a small space! i might do a remake!

i love being a Rams fan, so many get memories as a kid