<![CDATA[Rod Serling and Barack Obama are long lost cousins.]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Rod Serling

revelationangels2012 — 16 years ago(July 11, 2009 10:50 PM)

Rod Serling and Barack Obama are long lost cousins.
Not really, but has anyone noticed that Rod Serling and Barack Obabma speak the same? Both speak with the same cadence and the same clipped words.
Interesting. Rod Serling for President in 2012! (Yes, I know he's dead)

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Obama speaks the dialogue of middle class white Americans. Both of them are very skilled at perfecting that sort of talk.

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Ironically, that reply was quite a snooze-fest.

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One keeps me awake when I should be asleep, while the other just puts me to sleep.
There's a lot of variation in two speakers with "clipped cadence". Not much similarity really.

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