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I should have paid more attention.
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I posted a "nevermind" thread too a while back and it's amazing how many hits I had on it.
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"Nevermind" always reminds me of the old days of Saturday Night Live. Wasn't it RosannaDana???
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I think it was a different regular Gilda Radner character, Emily Latella. Emily was more a nerd with thick glasses and hair pulled back, would sit next to Jane Curtin on the news show and launch into a rant as an editorial with Jane eventually, after much suffering eye-rolling, telling her "That's XXYYZ, Emily, not YYXXZ," bringing about the famous "Neverrrrrminnnnd!" Roseannannadanna or how ever many n's it had, was the one with "huge hair" and did a stickt about things her daddy always told her, I think with the "It's always something" line. I haven't Googled any of that, how's my mammaries? Oh. "Memories"? Well, neverrrrmind!
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Originally Posted by Python
I think it was a different regular Gilda Radner character, Emily Latella. Emily was more a nerd with thick glasses and hair pulled back, would sit next to Jane Curtin on the news show and launch into a rant as an editorial with Jane eventually, after much suffering eye-rolling, telling her "That's XXYYZ, Emily, not YYXXZ," bringing about the famous "Neverrrrrminnnnd!" Roseannannadanna or how ever many n's it had, was the one with "huge hair" and did a stickt about things her daddy always told her, I think with the "It's always something" line. I haven't Googled any of that, how's my mammaries? Oh. "Memories"? Well, neverrrrmind!
I believe you are correct!
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By golly I think you are right. It was Emily Latella. I sure wouldn't have remembered the name though, but def. recall the character. What a hoot! How I miss those shows! Somewhere I have some of the tapes, but it's just not the same as "Live".
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Wasn't it Emily who had the boyfriend Todd (Bill Murray) that used to give her noogies all the time?
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Originally Posted by mepDave
Wasn't it Emily who had the boyfriend Todd (Bill Murray) that used to give her noogies all the time?
Hee hee, no that was "Lisa"...
"Here's those noogies you ordered."
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Lisa could always make Todd's name into 2-3 syllables, too.