For nearly two decades, Al Franken was a writer and actor on the TV show “Saturday Night Live.” His most famous character was a skittish middle-aged man named Stuart Smalley who hosted a self-help ...

If the phrase "I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me" sounds familiar, you've likely seen Saturday Night Live's classic recurring sketches starring Stuart Smalley, host of ...

Despite his ongoing legal troubles and indictments, Donald Trump swears that he is “a legitimate person.” But the hosts of “Morning Joe” are pretty sure that’s more of a self-affirmation for him at ...

His best-known character was Stuart Smalley, a self-help/group therapy addict with low self-esteem who summed up the 1980s’ cultural obsession with psychobabble. Smalley was based on Franken’s ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Remember Stuart Smalley, the smarmy self-help therapist that comedian Al ...

. The article at Yahoo also has lots of great links to other work in her piece. Contrary to SNL's character Stuart Smalley who thinks we're good enough and smart enough and doggone, it people like us, ...

“First order of business…get a quarterback!” So says the newest incoming Senator from Minnesota, Al Franken (how cool is that?) From his lips to God’s ears…but a veteran arm and leader in the huddle ...

This is an opinion cartoon. Sign up for JD Crowe’s newsletter: Enter your email to subscribe to JD’s weekly newsletter, Crowe Jam. “I’m good enough. I’m smart enough, and doggone it, people like me.” ...

“I’m an aspiring comedy writer,” gushed Atlanta resident Jeff Auerbach upon meeting Franken at a J Street reception Wednesday. Franken briefly shook Auerbach’s hand and quickly entered the reception ...