FIRING SQUAD WITH WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY: Joe Flaherty crushes it as William F. Buckley in this PBS spoof. His ruthless intellectual attack on the young Jimmy Cunningham of the Greenville Elementary School is priceless!
Also known as Second City TV (1976–1981) – SCTV Network 90 (1981–1983) – SCTV Channel (1983–1984). This classic Canadian sketch comedy launched many careers and went mostly un-noticed by US audiences save for a brief stint on NBC.
MAIN CAST INCLUDED:
John Candy,
Robin Duke,
Joe Flaherty,
Eugene Levy,
Andrea Martin,
Rick Moranis,
Catherine O’Hara,
Harold Ramis,
Tony Rosato,
Martin Short,
Dave Thomas.
Executive Producer: Andrew Alexander (78 episodes)
Series Directed by: George Bloomfield, Milad Bessada, John Blanchard…
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the great Joe Flaherty doing William F. Buckley in his prime. What's not to like?
Love Joe my favorite sctv character impersonating of William F. Buckley which was done perfecto
Ha ha, but the collar of his shirt should be soft and crumpled, his tie askew and slightly twisted.
Man the thing with the eyes is spot-on. SCTV had the most specific observations when they would parody someone
Doesn’t get much better than that.
Deadly.