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I actually enjoy it when he hosts. The musical skits and monologues I find humorous. His delivery style really shines in both instances.Mulaney was solid yet again. Interested to see what Elba brings.
I actually enjoy it when he hosts. The musical skits and monologues I find humorous. His delivery style really shines in both instances.Mulaney was solid yet again. Interested to see what Elba brings.
The VR gaming one was hilarious.Actually thought the past two episodes were among the most consistent all season. The writing in the Sandra Oh ep was almost uniformly solid, and Kit Harrington had real presence and did a much better job than I expected.
I didn't know either until someone mentioned it while talking about Opera Man on a podcast Sunday. I thought he left of his own free will. He seems to have done pretty well for himself after he left SNL.I never knew Sandler and Rock were fired. Is anyone today half as funny?
I didn't know either until someone mentioned it while talking about Opera Man on a podcast Sunday. I thought he left of his own free will. He seems to have done pretty well for himself after he left SNL.
I never knew Sandler and Rock were fired. Is anyone today half as funny?
I guess they tried something and completely missedThat was a pretty darn good episode with the exception of the clothes/holes song. WTF was that?
I never knew Sandler and Rock were fired. Is anyone today half as funny?
That was a pretty darn good episode with the exception of the clothes/holes song. WTF was that?
I guess they tried something and completely missed
I never knew Sandler and Rock were fired. Is anyone today half as funny?
Yea, I just watched it yesterday and was very pleasantly surprised. I loved this oneThat was a pretty darn good episode with the exception of the clothes/holes song. WTF was that?
here's a really good (but long) article on the '94-'95 cast and it's struggles. Some great stuff in there.
How 'Saturday Night Live' Became a Grim Joke -- New York Magazine - Nymag