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"were" implies that this is in the past. What time period? I think SNL's been on the air since 1975 or so. Was this in the '80s? The '90s? More recently? Why doesn't the article say? That's bizarre.
Michael Hardy (
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The article has a paragraph on "Origins" that says the skit first aired during the 13th season.
Chris Loosley (
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Cultural reference?
The article claims that NASA’s crawlers are “named after the duo,” but the cited source does not say that; it only says that the crawlers are named Hans and Franz, but not that the names derived from these guys. If no one can provide a source for the claim, shouldn’t it be removed? —
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"were" implies that this is in the past. What time period? I think SNL's been on the air since 1975 or so. Was this in the '80s? The '90s? More recently? Why doesn't the article say? That's bizarre.
Michael Hardy (
talk) 19:20, 21 August 2010 (UTC)reply
The article has a paragraph on "Origins" that says the skit first aired during the 13th season.
Chris Loosley (
talk) 04:27, 24 August 2010 (UTC)reply
Cultural reference?
The article claims that NASA’s crawlers are “named after the duo,” but the cited source does not say that; it only says that the crawlers are named Hans and Franz, but not that the names derived from these guys. If no one can provide a source for the claim, shouldn’t it be removed? —
Jim_Lockhart (
talk) 09:40, 13 July 2018 (UTC)reply
