James from London
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Someone introduced this to me the other day:
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Classic Soaps All My Luggage
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I often cite this as the best-ever skit on SNL written with the guest host in mind. Too often, the show writes skits involving the guest host that could be done with virtually anyone, since they often don't know who the guest host will be until close to the show date. In this case, it was pitch perfect, right down to Phil Hartman doing a Walt Willey impersonation (WW being SL's love interest on All My Children). I could watch it over and over!
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Oh is that Phil Hartman? He made it for me.
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What's ironic is that Lucci's best acting was in this skit!!!!!!
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Thanks for posting the video! It was hilarious...So Hillary Taylor´s twin sister 
loses her luggage while plotting another kidnapping / personality usurpation. The woman has sense of humor indeed, she also proved it on "Devious Maids"...or was that supposed to be a dramatic performance? 
loses her luggage while plotting another kidnapping / personality usurpation. The woman has sense of humor indeed, she also proved it on "Devious Maids"...or was that supposed to be a dramatic performance? 