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- TriviaThe show was in the format of 5 mini versions of his show, Dennis Miller Live. They each included a monologue, rant, guest (always Norm McDonald, making "cock" references), and Big Picture segment. Each segment even had an instrumental version of "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" done in music appropriate to the era of time discussed. In fact, the version of the song for the 1980-2000 segment was an actual instrumental recording of the song for radio stations with a "beautiful music" format.
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Norm MacDonald: I took acid the other day and my cock started singing to me... It was singing Joe Cocker songs.
- ConnectionsReferences Nanook of the North (1922)
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Dennis Miller At His Ironic Best!
I recall an episode of the Simpsons where Lisa sees the comic book guy wearing a shirt that reads: "C:\Dos C:\Dos\Run Run\Dos\Run" To this Lisa replies "Only one person in a million would find that funny" And the comic book guy responds "Yes, we call that the Dennis Miller Ratio"
If you are that one-in-a-million who appreciate Miller's cynical, ironic, sarcastic, vulgar take on things; if you have a taste for the obscure, the irreverent, and the frequent repetition of the F and C words, then this is for you.
I enjoy Miller's humor but if you don't like it, DO NOT WATCH THIS SPECIAL. People either love or hate Dennis Miller, so if you're a fan of his, you need to see this; some of his best work.
If you are that one-in-a-million who appreciate Miller's cynical, ironic, sarcastic, vulgar take on things; if you have a taste for the obscure, the irreverent, and the frequent repetition of the F and C words, then this is for you.
I enjoy Miller's humor but if you don't like it, DO NOT WATCH THIS SPECIAL. People either love or hate Dennis Miller, so if you're a fan of his, you need to see this; some of his best work.
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- Rodney613
- Mar 28, 2000
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By what name was Dennis Miller: The Millennium Special - 1,000 Years, 100 Laughs, 10 Really Good Ones (1999) officially released in Canada in English?
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