MAD #266 — October 1986
"It's no wonder politicians don't listen to their conscience. They don't want to take advice from a total stranger." — Alfred E. Neuman
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Contents Page1
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Letters and Tomatoes Dept.
Notes
- Photo of Jewel of the Nile writers Mark Rosenthal and Larry Konner being forced to read MAD by Spiros Focas. Ads for The MAD Book of Horror Stories, Yecchy Creatures, and Other Neat Stuff paperback and subscriptions
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(various places around the magazine) summary
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Boob's the Boss? (TV satire)Mr. Mom-a Mia Dept.Written by Dennis Snee / Art by Mort Drucker
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One Thursday Morning on East 12th StreetDon Martin Dept. Part IWritten by Mat Jacobs / Art by Don Martin
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A MAD Look at Hands Across AmericaSergio Aragones Dept.13–15
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The Cosby Show Nasty FileScorn on the Cos Dept.Written by Tom Koch / Art by Paul Coker, Jr.
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Spy vs. Spy — umbrella hammersJoke and Dagger Dept.23
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We'll Make a Fortune (TV satire)Dick DePartment24–28 sample
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MAD's Whatever Became of…? — TV Characters' EditionPast Their Prime Time Dept.Written by Mike Snider / Art by Bob Clarke
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How PBS Really Differs from Commercial TVHow Now High Brow Dept.Written by Tom Koch / Art by Harry North, Esq.
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TV Theme SongsThe Malady Lingers On Dept.Written by Frank Jacobs / Art by Sam Viviano
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TV Emmy Awards We'd Like to SeeStatues of Limitations Dept.Written by Mike Snider / Art by Michael Montgomery36–37
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Groaning Pains (TV satire)Thicke to Our Stomachs Dept.
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Upcoming TV Cop "Teams"May the Force Be With Two Dept.Written by Charlie Kadau / Art by Jack Davis
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MAD's Reader Opinion Poll — Part I: TelevisionAnd Survey We Go! Dept.Written by John Prete
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One Thursday Evening on West 12th StreetDon Martin Dept. Part II
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Fold-In — What kind of aid is the administration offering the American farmer?
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Back Cover — Continuation of Front Cover (view side by side)C4