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Has anyone asked whatshisname, the one who's the head of Senate?
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Looks like P is putting the breakup with whatshisname behind her.
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So much so that we may forget all about that dancing whatshisname.
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Has anyone asked whatshisname, the one who's the head of the Senate?
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No, this isn't a column about whatshisname, the guy on Twitter, who's getting plenty of attention.
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Winner: Chili Peppers Once again, big whiff-a-rooni from The Beatles, who chose George whatshisname instead of going with the guy who produced Slayer's Reign in Blood and Jay Z's Black Album, among other such incredible masterworks.
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1972's episodes included "Whatshisname?", "The Zillion Dollar Combo", and "Chicken". In 1973, production on the series wound down once again, but in 1975 a 30-minute summer camp special called "To The Rescue" was aired. This special marked the official end of the production of the series.
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Like in English, various words for feces can be used: skit (crap) and bajs (poop) are standard, well known local variations are mög, bös and dret. Vadhannuhette and vaddetnuhette correspond to whatshisname and whatchamacallit respectively, except that Swedes use the past tense. Det där du vet means "that thing you know". Den och den (that and that) corresponds to so and so.
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He was the substitute anchor for CTV National News and the heir apparent to anchor Lloyd Robertson until 1995 when he was ousted in a network shakeup. It was believed, at the time, that he was campaigning to replace Robertson. While at Canada AM, then-Prime Minister Brian Mulroney cancelled a live appearance after Morrison jokingly referred to him earlier in the show as "whatshisname". Morrison returned to NBC in 1995 as a correspondent for Dateline NBC, his position as of 2020.
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He is also the subject of one-man biographical stage play, Oh, Hello!, premiered in 2001 at The Torch Theatre and was revived in 2014/2015 for the actor's centenary, with Jamie Rees in the role. The play was written by Dave Ainsworth Carry On touring: Charles Hawtrey tribute show Oh Hello! must be seen by a wider audience, Wales Online, 10 November 2014 He has been the subject of two biographies: Charles Hawtrey 1914–1988: The Man Who Was Private Widdle (2002) by Roger Lewis and Whatshisname: The Life and Death of Charles Hawtrey (2010) by the broadcaster Wes Butters.
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