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Title: National Lampoon Television Show: Lemmings Dead in Concert (Video 1973)
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| John Belushi | ... | Various | |
| Chevy Chase | ... | Various (as Chevey Chase) | |
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Rhonda Coullet | ... | Various |
| Christopher Guest | ... | Various | |
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Paul Jacobs | ... | Various |
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This music-stage performance-mockumentary showcases a mock-rock festival, Woodshuck: three days of peace, love and death. Many Woodstock performers and others are spoofed.
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Written by Christopher Guest & Sean Kelly
Performed by Christopher Guest
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Originally filmed for HBO but the masters were lost before airing. See more »Soundtracks
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Written by Christopher Guest & Sean Kelly
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Just watched the TV version of the National Lampoon stage show, Lemmings, on YouTube. Disappointed to not see Chevy Chase perform his "Colorado" number. I'll also admit up front that many of the non-musical skits like a doctor sketch and another one featuring Chase and John Belushi ragging each other about certain drugs weren't that funny. But when John did his Joe Cocker impression, including his falling down bit before getting back up, that got me in stitches. There was also a pretty blond lady, I think her name is Rhonda Coullet, doing a funny Joni Mitchell-like number and a brunet one doing Joan Baez. Oh, and Christopher Guest was amusing both as Bob Dylan and James Taylor. And Chevy sure could bang those drums, couldn't he? Overall, this video production of Lemmings is worth a look for seeing how three future "SNL" stars were like before their stardom.