Dennis Miller is a comedian, born-again Republican, and the original inspiration for the bobble-head doll. Miller found fame on the New York comedy scene, but lost his old sense of humor after 9/11. Because of Despite Miller's fateful accident, he is an ardent supporter of the greatest President ever, George W. Bush. When he isn't praying in his breath-taking shrine to his neo-Con Trinity (George Allen, Rush Limbaugh, and George W. Bush) he can be found on FOX News, where he entertains often on Bill O'Reilly's show.
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| - Dennis Miller is a comedian, born-again Republican, and the original inspiration for the bobble-head doll. Miller found fame on the New York comedy scene, but lost his old sense of humor after 9/11. Because of Despite Miller's fateful accident, he is an ardent supporter of the greatest President ever, George W. Bush. When he isn't praying in his breath-taking shrine to his neo-Con Trinity (George Allen, Rush Limbaugh, and George W. Bush) he can be found on FOX News, where he entertains often on Bill O'Reilly's show.
- The Dennis Miller is a rare breed of comedian who can be found in many different niches, such as Fox News and reruns of Comedy Central standup specials. Miller often rants about topics such as healthcare, the auto industry, and the literary works of Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky. Like the Great Compromiser Henry Clay, Miller was once a well known figure, but he has since "gone over to the dark side" and slipped into obscurity.
- Peter Griffin watches Dennis Miller Live at the beginning of "Peter Griffin: Husband, Father...Brother?". In "Stewie Kills Lois", Tom Tucker concludes the news by saying, "That's the news and I...am...outta here!" and scribbling on his script. This was how Dennis Miller concluded "Weekend Update" when he was the head anchor of it on Saturday Night Live.
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| - Who is he, Harry Houdini or something? He can't do card tricks.
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| - Able to confuse Bill O'Reilly while comparing the fall of the Mayan Empire to the fall of Reaganism
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| - We can't get the picture up. This was the biggest failure since William Jennings Bryan.
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| - Dennis Miller
- Dennis "WTF" Miller
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| - 1985(xsd:integer)
- 1987-12-19(xsd:date)
- 1988-10-22(xsd:date)
- 1988-12-17(xsd:date)
- 1989-12-28(xsd:date)
- 1990-12-08(xsd:date)
- 1992-05-16(xsd:date)
- 1992-10-03(xsd:date)
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- 2001-01-13(xsd:date)
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- Jimmy Fallon
- Tom Hanks
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| - Being named Keith Olbermann's "Worst Person in the World" at least thirteen times
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| - You mean conservatism, something he believes in more than Southerners believed in the Missouri Compromise.
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| - Weapons similar to the one we dropped on Hiroshima
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| - Geisenheim? Worst thing in Germany since Kaiser Wilhelm!
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| - Anything that can be served with a nice '44 Pino Noir. That came out back when MacArthur was fighting on the beaches of Normandy.
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| - Depends. Are we comparing him to the "Kingfish", Huey Long?
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| Hobbies
| - Verbal pugilism, studying obscure historical refrences, pretending to be a Republican
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| - Christopher Guest as Saturday Night News
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| - What does HP stand for, "Harry Potter"? If we only read the works of Upton Sinclair as much as we read books about wizards. We'd be more aware of where the hell our tainted meat is coming from.
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| - "I haven't seen anything like that since Macchiavelli and Voltaire read the Monroe Doctrine in Armenian!"
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| - Dennis Miller is a comedian, born-again Republican, and the original inspiration for the bobble-head doll. Miller found fame on the New York comedy scene, but lost his old sense of humor after 9/11. Because of Despite Miller's fateful accident, he is an ardent supporter of the greatest President ever, George W. Bush. When he isn't praying in his breath-taking shrine to his neo-Con Trinity (George Allen, Rush Limbaugh, and George W. Bush) he can be found on FOX News, where he entertains often on Bill O'Reilly's show.
- The Dennis Miller is a rare breed of comedian who can be found in many different niches, such as Fox News and reruns of Comedy Central standup specials. Miller often rants about topics such as healthcare, the auto industry, and the literary works of Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky. Like the Great Compromiser Henry Clay, Miller was once a well known figure, but he has since "gone over to the dark side" and slipped into obscurity.
- Peter Griffin watches Dennis Miller Live at the beginning of "Peter Griffin: Husband, Father...Brother?". In "Stewie Kills Lois", Tom Tucker concludes the news by saying, "That's the news and I...am...outta here!" and scribbling on his script. This was how Dennis Miller concluded "Weekend Update" when he was the head anchor of it on Saturday Night Live.
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