1996's Most Influential TV Show Was Cancelled After 8 Episodes, But Launched Some Of The 2000s' Best Comedians

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It must have seemed like a no-brainer in 1996. ABC had the opportunity to take Dana Carvey, one of the most beloved members of Saturday Night Live, and give him his own prime-time sketch show. And, in the SNL tradition, the show would be written by and feature up-and-coming talents that the world hadn't met yet. Surely, Carvey and fellow SNL alum Robert Smigel would create something special, with characters not unlike the Church Lady and Carvey's iconic George Bush impression. How could such a show be anything less than a ratings giant?
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