John Lovitz shows up randomly on the DVD commentary of Simpsons episodes that he wasn't even involved in. Whenever he's present, they completely fail to talk about the episode at all, and they are laugh-out-loud hysterical.

Kevin Spacey's John Lovitz is almost funnier than John Lovitz's John Lovitz!

OMG he talks and acts just like Jon Lovitz in this video.

COME ON PEOPLE, watch it again. You'll hear it. "Yeah, that's the ticket!".

Odd. Me, him or us both.

"I'm not reeealy a comedian...IT'S ACTING!!!"

-Jon Lovitz, Comedian, actor, singer.

>> ^therealblankman:

I'm driving Hitler's car?


I am about to watch the movie, I recall the Hitler thing, it has been ten years since I last seen it.

Lovitz is fantastic in everything he does.

I like the shout out to Jon Lovitz at the end. Yeaaahh, me and my wife... Morgan Fairchild.

"the grass isnt green, the sky isnt blue, bob saget isnt gay, and im not a jew" - jon lovitz

The world needs more Lovitz

Jon Lovitz doing his impersonation of Harvey Fierstien on SNL.

This was the best of the show. Lovitz was also good.

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>> ^gwiz665:

@Duckman33 I get the exact opposite feeling! The film version is done with a smirk and it clear that Herod is a crappy king, the album version tells me "standard, cardboard hero". Which I think makes it boring.
Film Herod reminds me of Jon Lovitz. Weird that we have such an opposite reaction.


I think for me, I grew up listening to the album version for years before I saw the movie, so I'm kind of partial to it. I have noticed folks (me included) tend to gravitate towards the first version of a song they hear and mildly like or even hate other versions, even if the other version was the original recording.

@Duckman33 I get the exact opposite feeling! The film version is done with a smirk and it clear that Herod is a crappy king, the album version tells me "standard, cardboard hero". Which I think makes it boring.

Film Herod reminds me of Jon Lovitz. Weird that we have such an opposite reaction.

http://media.pegasusnews.com/pegasus/img/photos/2008/06/11/Jon-Lovitz-ACTING.jpg

I don't know why, but the first thing that popped in my head was the old John Lovitz skit on SNL "ACTING! GENIUS! THANK YOU!"