He's still missed. The Troy McClure film that was never made is a gaping hole in American culture.

And Adam Sandler still walks the earth.

Mugato: And Adam Sandler still walks the earth.

As does Andy Dick.

Honestly now, who among us hasn't wanted to slap Steven Seagal in the face?

Bathia_Mapes: Mugato: And Adam Sandler still walks the earth.

As does Andy Dick.

I just wish he didn't have to bring his drug problem to the party.

Bathia_Mapes: Mugato: And Adam Sandler still walks the earth.

As does Andy Dick.

As does Andy Samberg.

germ78: He's still missed. The Troy McClure film that was never made is a gaping hole in American culture.

I remember him from such educational films as "Paint Chips: Delicious but deadly!" and "Two minus three equals negative fun!"

bigpeeler: Bathia_Mapes: Mugato: And Adam Sandler still walks the earth.

As does Andy Dick.

As does Andy Samberg.


As does....Seth Meyers.

/Damn it,Grim Reaper,you took the wrong man!

Poor Phil

/the ultimate example of what can happen if you stick your dick in crazy

I'm convinced the continued success of Will Ferrell would have been avoided if Hartman hadn't been murdered, or at the very least would have been improved by someone actually funny for him to play off of.

BIIIIIIAAAAAATCH!!!!!!

"There's the truth, and then there's the TRUTH".

As much as I want to blame his wife- she was farked up on drugs. While that doesn't absolve her tragic choice to take them, she literally had lost her mind when she killed Hartman.

Andy Dick gave her the drugs, and John Lovitz should be allowed to punch him out every anniversary.

Just think. He would still be making us laugh today if it wasn't for that Andy Richter jackass.

I know he's dead. I know it happened years ago. BUT: to this day, everytime I see him on tv, hear his voice or hear his name, I say "I can't believe Phil Hartman's dead."

Such talent lost forever.

Rocket Fuel malt liquor...DAMN!!

Lionel Mandrake: germ78: He's still missed. The Troy McClure film that was never made is a gaping hole in American culture.

I remember him from such educational films as "Paint Chips: Delicious but deadly!" and "Two minus three equals negative fun!"

And from such instructional videos as "Mothballing Your Battleship" and "Dig Your Own Grave, and Save!"

RIP Phil

I still vividly remember that day. I was at rehearsal for a summer play, and somebody broke the news. It was...awfully silent for a while. We didn't get much done that day.

that's a pretty darn good Australian accent he does in that last sketch.

bigpeeler: Bathia_Mapes: Mugato: And Adam Sandler still walks the earth.

As does Andy Dick.

As does Andy Samberg.



Samburgler

I wish I weren't an athiest. Then I could believe that Andy Dick would be spending eternity in a lake of fire.

How great was Phil Hartman? SNL has a NO IMPROV policy and he clearly got to break it every now and then.

You know, I remember hearing he was dead around the time, but not on the day it happened which is why I totally didn't realize his date of death coincides with my birthday. As if it wasn't enough having my car rear-ended Friday and spending the weekend in a neck collar thing wasn't enough... now I'll never shake the extra shade of grey from the date. Thanks, Fark! ~_~

PizzaJedi81: I still vividly remember that day. I was at rehearsal for a summer play, and somebody broke the news. It was...awfully silent for a while. We didn't get much done that day.

My dad picked me up from school in 7th grade and told me.
I also remember when Jim Henson died when I was in kindergarten.

I can't find a video of it, unfortunately, but there was a famous on air blooper with Phil. He, Lovitz, and Nealon were doing Tonto, Tarzan, and Frankenstein with Nora Dunn as an interviewer. In the SNL book he says that towards the end of the sketch he thought how ridiculous it must look to have Tonto, Tarzan, and Frankenstein sitting there and he chuckled for a second. Then he got to thinking how ridiculous it must look to have Tonto, Tarzan, and Frankenstein sitting there laughing and he full-on broke.

/We miss you, Phil

Who is that smoking hottie playing cher?!?!

He did this album cover, too.

jeanwearinfool: Who is that smoking hottie playing cher?!?!

I think it's Christina Applegate.

jeanwearinfool: Who is that smoking hottie playing cher?!?!

Christina Applegate

Apos: As does....Seth Meyers.

Really? Really? I mean, come on!

It's hard to name a comedy film in the last decade that -- regardless of quality -- would not have been improved with Phil Hartman added to the cast, most notably (in my opinion) Anchorman.

Every good SNL cast has a Hartman. A workhorse who can take on practically any role and winds up being in almost every sketch. He wasn't just funny, he was a gifted actor who could underplay, or overplay depending on what was best for the sketch. I think he only ever really explored his potential on News Radio where they encouraged him to steal scenes.

YouBWrong: Every good SNL cast has a Hartman. A workhorse who can take on practically any role and winds up being in almost every sketch. He wasn't just funny, he was a gifted actor who could underplay, or overplay depending on what was best for the sketch. I think he only ever really explored his potential on News Radio where they encouraged him to steal scenes.

Yeah and he wasn't there just to create a character and get out of there and into movies. We was in a few movies but not as some obnoxious character he created on SNL.

Mr. Coffee Nerves: It's hard to name a comedy film in the last decade that -- regardless of quality -- would not have been improved with Phil Hartman added to the cast, most notably (in my opinion) Anchorman.

And now I'm more sad knowing I'll never see such an awesome film.

Damn you.

NDP2: jeanwearinfool: Who is that smoking hottie playing cher?!?!

I think it's Christina Applegate.

Came here for this. Aaaaand thank you.

/didnt know who Phil Hartman was.I was six years old in 1998.
*ducks*

dennysgod: Rocket Fuel malt liquor...DAMN!!

Came to see this, leaving satisfied. Thanks.

Came in here to say that Christina Applegate (1993) looks like Kristen Wiig.

RIP funnyman - comedy hasn't been the same without you.

GAT_00: I'm convinced the continued success of Will Ferrell would have been avoided if Hartman hadn't been murdered, or at the very least would have been improved by someone actually funny for him to play off of.

Says you, ya humorless bore.

Two important men in my life died in 1998; my dad & Phil Hartman.
I didn't really laugh until a great episode of Whose Line is It Anyway over a year later.

I'm gonna end up watching that farewell clip from News Radio in the dustiest room in my house aren't I.

Damn you subby!

Watched this last night, funny to see these guys out of character.

Link

/if you dont like it you can eat a d

A must watch -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p layer_embedded&v=2X2hqdOMxyM#!

Hartman's SNL audition. Classic.

Apos: bigpeeler: Bathia_Mapes: Mugato: And Adam Sandler still walks the earth.

As does Andy Dick.

As does Andy Samberg.


As does....Seth Meyers.

/Damn it,Grim Reaper,you took the wrong man!

Jimmy Fallon

Cranky, bitter old man headline is cranky, bitter.

Link

Dear Jerk: Came in here to say that Christina Applegate (1993) looks like Kristen Wiig.

ha! That's exactly what I came here to say.

Who?

Bathia_Mapes: Mugato: And Adam Sandler still walks the earth.

As does Andy Dick.

The most impressive thing about Newsradio is that it starred Andy Dick and Joe Rogan and not only was the show funny, but those two even held their own. I still watch the hell out of that show.

/your last name's Garelli?

R.I.P. Blasto.