I hate to be the Debbie Downer here too, and I keep coming back to this ... KS: Did you just say Debbie Downer?
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" - Tracee, 38 "Debbie downer when I'm trying happiness.
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We've tried, but she's cold, rude and a Debbie Downer.
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"I don't want to be a Debbie Downer," she said.
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And just down, like Debbie Downer, like a dark cloud.
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CAVUTO: Always a half-empty -- someone is a Debbie Downer here.
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Mellencamp seemingly agreed and accused Girardi of being a Debbie Downer.
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"But I don't want to be a Debbie Downer," he added.
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"I get up at meetings, and I'm Debbie Downer," she said.
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He's the Eeyore of the ocean, the Debbie Downer of the deep.
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If there's any 'Debbie Downer' out there, it's always higher interest rates.
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"That voice, that 'Debbie Downer in your head,' never goes away," said Clark.
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"I hate to be a Debbie Downer, but seriously, I don't think they thought this through."
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"But if you bring a Debbie Downer to my party, then don't be surprised if you're not invited again."
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The writer is behind some of SNL's most iconic sketches, like Debbie Downer, so she's certainly someone to trust.
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Fallon almost always broke during the cowbell sketches and can be seen laughing in the famous "Debbie Downer" sketch.
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No one wants to be Debbie Downer, but someone on the national stage needs to step up for financial sustainability.
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Your mood is contagious, so if you're feeling like Debbie Downer, you are definitely going to bring those around you down.
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SARA SEIDEN Forest Hills, Queens To the Editor: Gerald Marzorati sounds more like a Debbie Downer than a guru on aging.
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For them, Smith was like having Debbie Downer on the field refusing to do cartwheels like the rest of the cheerleading squad.
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I definitely used to be a little more negative, a little more of a Debbie downer about things, I'm not gonna lie.
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Maybe Lorne Michaels is hoping the laughs will flow more freely once viewers have knocked back a glass — or four — of Debbie Downer Chardonnay?
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Sorry to be a Debbie Downer, but even when you're tight with your family, you need a break from them — especially during the holidays.
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Witnesses tell us Cho started her set with a "debbie downer" discussion of her rape, Garry Shandling's death ... and white people having it so easy.
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That includes a 2016 Saturday Night Live California Red Blend, 2016 Stefon Beaujolais, 2016 Debbie Downer South Eastern Australia Chardonnay and 2015 The Californians Monterey County Merlot.
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The 2016 Stefon Beaujolais, 2016 Debbie Downer South Eastern Australia Chardonnay, and 2015 The Californians Monterey County Merlot are all for sale for less than $25 per bottle.
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She was a writer at SNL for more than 20 years and created some of the show's most memorable sketches — Debbie Downer, The Spartan Cheerleaders, and many more.
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"Well, not many people know this — not to be a Debbie Downer — but I was told that morning that I had cancerous results for something," she said on the podcast.
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You can't forget two of SNL's most iconic characters, Stefon (played by former cast member Bill Hader) and Debbie Downer (played by former cast member Rachel Dratch), who have their own blends.
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Saturday Night Live alum Rachel Dratch returned to the show to reprise the famous Debbie Downer, a character who loves to stress, complain, and generally bring down the mood wherever she goes.
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Not to be a Debbie Downer, but with those odds, you're far more likely to get killed by fireworks (1 in 340,733 chance) or have quintuplets naturally (1 in 55 million chance).
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" Not to be Debbie downer again, but - from the 2005 Joint Statement:"The United States affirmed that it... has no intention to attack or invade the DPRK with nuclear or conventional weapons.
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Recalling the hilarious 2004 sketch "Debbie Downer: Disney World," which became infamous for breaking everyone in the cast, Fallon points out that he held back his laughter almost until the end, unlike costar Horatio Sanz.
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Not to be a Debbie Downer, but I could think of a few stronger ways to piss off Trump — like, for example, blocking him from firing the Special Counsel, or telling him that people like Obama more.
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Rachel Dratch, 53, made a name for herself on "SNL" with her popular characters, including the make-out-obsessed Bostonian in the "Boston Teen" sketches, the sexaholic wife in the "Lovahs" sketches, and her iconic Debbie Downer.
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This particular compilation features some old favorites ("Debbie Downer"), some newer cuts ("The Californians") and a whole lot of very funny people succumbing to their and their peers' funniness And yes, Bill Hader as Stefon is heavily featured.
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He piles on plenty of imagery that captures America (largely the New Jersey of his childhood) as a dreary name-brandy shopping mall, but impeccable comic timing prevents him from drifting too far into the Debbie Downer zone.
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"[I] don't mean to be a Debbie Downer on the potential for a big, blockbuster-hyped acquisition, but it could be another suitor like Microsoft, like Salesforce, who sees the virtue in extending their portfolio to social, " he said.
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People can pay lip service to the idea, not do much to change their own behavior and either feel great about themselves or think accusations of sexism are basically the equivalent of unintelligible shrieking from Debbie Downer man-haters.
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The question, "Never have I ever picked up a hitchhiker" resulted in a surprise story from Pell, an SNL writer for more than 20 years who created some of the show's most memorable sketches like Debbie Downer and The Spartan Cheerleaders.
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Not to go all Debbie Downer on you, but all that cool stuff you're buying during Amazon's annual Prime Day sales event could be gone as soon as it arrives if your house isn't protected from thieves and porch pirates.
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As someone who had a position that turned her into a regular Debbie Downer without even realizing it, I know firsthand that your career can have a huge impact on how you feel outside of the office — for better or for worse.
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Not only does it leave you wishing you just sucked it up and spent some of that hard-earned cash on actual hiking shoes rather than embellished combat boots with absolutely no grip, but you're also forced to suck it up in order to avoid being the Debbie Downer of the trip.
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"It's never a good idea to bash your old employer or throw your former boss under the bus because it just makes you look petty… Employers are looking for versatile and adaptive employees, so harping on the bad things at your prior company will only make you look like a Debbie Downer," says Wendi Weiner, Resume Writer & Career Transition Coach.
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During the May 8, 2010, episode hosted by Betty White, there was a Debbie Downer sketch filmed during dress rehearsal, but it was cut from the live show due to time constraints.Soraya Roberts, NBC releases Betty White's un-aired 'Saturday Night Live' 'Debbie Downer' sketch, New York Daily News, (May 9, 2010). The episode is now posted on NBC.com's Saturday Night Live page, featuring video clips of old and new sketches from the show's 35-years-and- counting tenure.
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But this time I did what I needed to > do, and Amy ran well. I tried to put a happy face on it. You don't want to > be Debbie Downer and feel sorry for yourself. It's not like I'm the only > person to finish fourth.
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Debbie Downer is a fictional Saturday Night Live character who debuted in 2004, and was created and portrayed by Rachel Dratch. The character's name, Debbie Downer, is a slang phrase which refers to someone who frequently adds bad news and negative feelings to a gathering, thus bringing down the mood of everyone around them. Dratch's character would usually appear at social gatherings and interrupt the conversation to voice negative opinions and pronouncements. She is especially concerned about the rate of feline AIDS, a subject that she would bring up on more than one occasion, saying it was the number one killer of domestic cats.
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A group of suburban women (all played by the guest actresses listed in addition to then-current cast member Kristen Wiig) are having a lingerie party and, as usual, Debbie Downer ruins everyone's fun. One housewife (played by Amy Poehler) yells at Debbie and asks her why she's so miserable all the time. Downer thinks back to her childhood where during her birthday, her depressed grandmother (played by White) warns her not to enjoy her birthday cake because gluten allergies run in her family.
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Pell was a writer for Saturday Night Live from 1995 to 2013. She is credited with creating some of its memorable characters such as Debbie Downer, the Culps, Justin Timberlake’s Omeletteville mascot, and the Spartan Cheerleaders, among others. She also was a producer and writer for the sitcom 30 Rock, and is credited with writing the episodes "Argus" and "Floyd". In 2006, a pilot she wrote, Thick and Thin, was picked up by NBC for 13 episodes, with Pell as executive producer, but it never aired in the United States.
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The film was presented at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival, and released to theatres on May 1, 2009, to positive reviews. , the film holds a 65% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 77 reviews with an average rating of 5.91/10. The website's critics consensus reads: "Michael Keaton's directorial debut, The Merry Gentleman, is a slow character study aided greatly by the performances of Keaton and Kelly MacDonald." Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly wrote of the film, "This Debbie Downer of a drama is a bitter slug".
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The first appearance of Debbie Downer was on May 1, 2004, with guest host Lindsay Lohan. Debbie and five family members—played by Lohan, Jimmy Fallon, Dratch, Amy Poehler, Fred Armisen, and Horatio Sanz—are eating breakfast at a restaurant in Walt Disney World. While the family makes small talk, Debbie makes negative comments on current events followed by a knowing look at the camera and a cartoonish "wah-wah" sound made by a muted trombone. In this sketch, everyone on camera cracked up because of both the "wah-wah" sound effect and Dratch flubbing a line early on and correcting herself.
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