Not Necessarily the News

Serie de TV
1982–1990

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Anne Bloom, Danny Breen, Mitchell Laurance, Stuart Pankin, and Lucy Webb in Not Necessarily the News (1982)

Una visión poco convencional de la actualidad, a menudo mediante el doblaje de vídeos de noticias con comentarios cómicos, satiricos y controversiales.Una visión poco convencional de la actualidad, a menudo mediante el doblaje de vídeos de noticias con comentarios cómicos, satiricos y controversiales.Una visión poco convencional de la actualidad, a menudo mediante el doblaje de vídeos de noticias con comentarios cómicos, satiricos y controversiales.

Creación
- John Moffitt
Elenco

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7.5/10

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Creación
- John Moffitt
Elenco

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Nominado a 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 14 premios ganados y 30 nominaciones en total

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DestacadoLos mejor calificados8 temporadas9 años

Trivia
Rich Hall left in 1984 to star in Saturday Night Live (1975), but he only remained on that show for one season. He gradually returned to this show, making guest appearances before he was reinstated as a regular cast member.

Conexiones
Featured in Television: Comedy (1988)

Bandas sonoras
Motherless Childrem
(theme song)
Performed by Eric Clapton

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Hysterical HBO comedy

A now-forgotten series that was based on a British news parody, "Not the Nine O'Clock News" (1979).

NNTN was a fierce reaction to the goofy Americanism founded by Ronald Reagan and the weird policies and attitudes of that time. When Reagan left office, they even made a "tribute" to him in a special.

NNTN used news clips and warped them into biting satire. When NNTN was on, it was deadly.

It also launched the careers of Rich Hall (who left the show and made "guest appearances" thereafter) and Stuart Pankin.

Maybe someday HBO will re-air the series, or re-release it on video, or perhaps a network like Fox will syndicate it. It's a pity, because NNTN has more perspective on that shameful decade than most real news services.

How can you tell a real fan of the show? They'll know what a Sniglet is.