8 Responses to “Fred Schneider Can Even Make The Downfall Of The American Moment Sound Like A Party”

1. by Jasonbob7 at 1:30 am

   Yeah, Fred’s quiet, nervous demeanor was purely for comic effect. It made his bombastic reading of McClellan’s book that much funnier. Way to go Fred!

2. by mishaps at 1:57 am

   Scooooooooooooooooter LIBBY!

   That name has been crying out for Schneiderization for years.

3. by Chris Molanphy at 9:19 am

   I can’t decide if the looks on Schneider’s face read This is what I’ve been reduced to or just reflect his droll Southern humor. Prolly a little from Column A…

4. by MTS at 9:53 am

   I am going to read back my playlists on-air like this from now on.

5. by Lucas Jensen at 10:17 am

   @Chris Molanphy: Nah, he’s very droll. He’s also the best dirty joke-teller I’ve ever had the pleasure of eavesdropping on.

6. by Clevertrousers at 10:19 am

   Heh. Stewart said “zazz”.

7. by Chris N. at 10:42 am

   It was my impression that Schneider’s hangdog manner was supposed to be part of the joke.

8. by at 10:52 am

   He could read the Magna Carta and make it sound like he was calling the moves for an tiki party dance.
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