You Might Remember Me The Life and Times of Phil Hartman (47 page)

1987–88 season

1988–89 season

1989–90 season

1990–91 season

1991–92 season

1992–93 season

1993–94 season

appearance by Brynn Hartman

appearance by Doris Hartmann

Cirroc, the “Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer” (PH character)

commercial parodies

death of PH

Gene, the Anal Retentive Chef (PH character)

Groundlings as source of cast members

Live from New York
(oral history)

MVPs

PH as “the Glue”

PH hosts

PH joins

PH leaves

PH writing for

sabbaticals of Lorne Michaels

sketch for Pee-wee Herman

Schiller, Tom

Schneider, Rob

Schoenfeld, Eugene

Schwarzenegger, Arnold

Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo
(TV program)

Scorsese, Martin

Scully, Mike

Second City, The

Second Civil War, The
(TV program)

Secret Agent Man
(film)

Seger, Linda

Selleck, Tom

Seven
(album)

Sgt. Bilko
(film)

Shandling, Gary

Shapiro, Robert

Shatner, William

Shearer, Harry

Sheff, David

Shelby, Carroll

Short, Martin

Shuster, Rosie

Signorelli, Jim

Silverheels, Jay

Silver, Joel

Silverman, Sarah

Silvers, Cathy

Silvers, Phil

Simms, Paul

Simon, Sam

“Simple Man” (Nash)

Simpson, O. J.

Simpsons, The
(TV program)

death of PH

Lionel Hutz (PH character)

Troy McClure (PH character)

Sinatra, Frank

Sinatra, Tina

Sinbad

Sinise, Gary

Siskel, Gene

Six O’Clock Follies, The
(TV program)

Slavich, Lexie Hartmann (sister-in-law)

Small Soldiers
(film)

Small, Steve

Smigel, Robert

Smurfs, The
(TV program)

SNL. See Saturday Night Live
(
SNL;
TV program)

So I Married an Axe Murderer
(film)

Sonny & Cher

Sony PlayStation

Sorosky, Arthur

Sound of Music, The
(film)

Spade, David

Speer, Albert

Spielberg, Steven

Spillane, Mickey

Stack, Tim

Steinkellner, Bill

Steppenwolf (band)

Stern, Howard

Steve (friend of Brynn Hartman)

Stevens, Shadoe

Stewart, Jimmy

Stewart, Lynne

death of PH

in Groundlings

in
Pee-wee’s Big Adventure
(film)

in
Pee-wee’s Playhouse
(TV program)

Sting

Stockdale, James

Stone, Sharon

St. Petersburg Times

Strain-Jarvis, Lisa

friendship with PH

marriage to PH

work at Restaurant Muse

Strong, Craig

Stuart, Chad

Stunt Rock
(film)

Sweeney, Jeri

Sweeney, Julia

death of PH

in Groundlings

on
Saturday Night Live

T

Tate, Sharon

Taxi
(TV program)

Taylor, Elizabeth

Taylor, John

Taylor, Skip

Taylor, Tom

“Teach Your Children” (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young)

television appearances of PH

The Dating Game

Dennis the Menace

DuckTales

The Dukes

The Lloyd Thaxton Show

Magnum P.I.

NewsRadio

The Oprah Winfrey Show

Pee-wee’s Playhouse

The Ren & Stimpy Show

Saturday Night Live. See Saturday Night Live
(
SNL;
TV program)

The Second Civil War
(HBO)

The Simpsons. See Simpsons, The
(TV program)

The Six O’Clock Follies

The Smurfs

talk shows

The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo

3rd Rock from the Sun
(TV program)

Thee Experience (performance venue)

3rd Rock from the Sun
(TV program)

13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo, The
(TV program)

Thompson, Judy

¡Three Amigos!
(film)

Tierney, Maura

Timberlake, Justin

Time
magazine

Tiny Tim

TomGreen.com
Live
(Internet talk show)

Tonight Show
(TV program)

Torfin, Vicki Jo.
See
Hartman, Brynn Omdahl (wife)

Toronto Star

Torrence, Dean

Townsend, Robert

Tracey Ullman Show, The
(TV program)

Tracy, Spencer

Trenchard-Smith, Brian

Trump, Donald

Trump, Ivana

Tsongas, Paul

Turner, Bonnie

Turner, Kathleen

Turner, Terry

20th-Century Fox Studios

Tyson, Mike

U

Universal Studios

University of Hawaii

University of Michigan

Urantia Book

USA Today

V

Valium

Van Dyke, Henry

Varhol, Michael

video game featuring PH

Blasto

Vietnam War

W

Walk of Fame (Brantford)

Walsch, Neal Donald

Walsh, Valerie (sister-in-law)

Walt Disney

Warner Bros.

Washington Post, The

Watts, Alan

Wayne, John

Wayne’s World
(film)

Weaver, Sigourney

Weiss, Brian L.

Wernick, Sandy

West, Billy

What a Way to Go!
(film)

White House theater

White, Wayne

Who’s the Boss?
(TV program)

Wiig, Kristen

Wilder, Billy

Willey, Martha (sister)

William Morris Agency

Williams, Robin

Willis, Bruce

Wilson, Brian

Wilson, Dave

Winters, Jonathan

Woodard, Don

Woodstock, New York

Wright, Kathy (sister-in-law)

Wright, Mike (brother-in-law)

Wrigley family

writing of PH

awards

letters

Mr. Fix-It
(planned film)

Pee-wee’s Big Adventure
(film)

Saturday Night Live

W. Ross Macdonald School

Y

Yasgur, Max

You Are There
(TV program)

Young, Neil

Young, Rusty

Z

Zander, Christine

Zanuck, Darryl F.

Zehme, Bill

Zemeckis, Robert

Zoloft

Zovirax (antiviral)

Zweibel, Alan

Also by Mike Thomas

The Second City Unscripted

About the Author

MIKE THOMAS is a longtime arts and entertainment staff writer for the
Chicago Sun-Times
and author of the critically acclaimed oral history
The Second City Unscripted: Revolution and Revelation at the World-Famous Comedy Theater.
Throughout his two-decade-long career, he has interviewed numerous comics and comedic actors, including Louis C.K., Stephen Colbert, Bill Cosby, Phyllis Diller, Jerry Seinfeld, Sarah Silverman, and Jon Stewart. Mike lives in Chicago with his wife and their two daughters.

YOU MIGHT REMEMBER ME.
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