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Does anyone remember Phil Hartman's briefly recurring character called "Egg Man"? To me this was undoubtedly one of the funniest things I've ever seen. It was a bizarre skit where Phil Hartman played a character literally the size and shape of an egg. Close-ups would show his face with glasses speaking from the side of the egg. No arms or legs, just an intelligent face speaking from the side of the egg. (I can't find any clips or images.)
He was befriending a single mother. Very caring and compassionate. The woman's delinquent son (Dana Carvey) comes home and finds the egg and asks who he is. "Let's just say...I'm a friend. Tommy, I understand what you are going through. Why your relationship with your mother is strained. Do you understand?"
Dana Carvey, a long-haired teenager picks up the egg and tosses it in his hand, saying, "I get it. I get it." Phil Hartman says, "Okay, easy now," right before he throws him into the wall and the egg splatters open. Then he hisses at his mom and does the "rocker" horns with his hand and threatens her not to tell anyone what happened.
Weird stuff. But I have never laughed so hard in my life.
He was befriending a single mother. Very caring and compassionate. The woman's delinquent son (Dana Carvey) comes home and finds the egg and asks who he is. "Let's just say...I'm a friend. Tommy, I understand what you are going through. Why your relationship with your mother is strained. Do you understand?"
Dana Carvey, a long-haired teenager picks up the egg and tosses it in his hand, saying, "I get it. I get it." Phil Hartman says, "Okay, easy now," right before he throws him into the wall and the egg splatters open. Then he hisses at his mom and does the "rocker" horns with his hand and threatens her not to tell anyone what happened.
Weird stuff. But I have never laughed so hard in my life.
