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OK, "Golden Age" is probably the best on the CD, but this sounds like total ****. Can't anyone play live anymore?
 
GREAT line by Seth on WU in his "Really!" segment.

"If you're at a party and you see Michael Phelps smoking a bong, and your first thought isn't, 'Wow, it's cool that I'm partying with Michael Phelps," and instead your first thought is, "I need to take a picture now and sell it to a tabloid," well, then you might need to take a long look in a mirror, because you are a ****."

Really.
 
Samberg: "Let's just say a lot of girls laid their head at the Spitz-Carlton."
Seth: "That's clever."
Samberg: "It works on two levels, because Carlton is what I call my penis."
 
"REALLY?!" just isn't the same without Amy. Still not bad, and that line was a great line, shotty.
 
And you're right, too. It was great when Poehler and Meyers played off each other on that.
 
I f---ing HATE Bobby Moynihan. Damn, that guy is not funny in any way, shape or form. And Wiig is starting to look like a one-trick pony. I know she's got talent, but all these characters she keeps doing **** me off.
 
Bobby Moynihan is a poor man's Horatio Sanz.

And I don't know if you can say much worse about a comedian.
 
DirtyDeeds said:
"REALLY?!" just isn't the same without Amy. Still not bad, and that line was a great line, shotty.

The "REALLY?!" segment was actually pretty good tonight. I got a crack out of him bashing Kelloggs while he attacked all the cereal characters for being druggies.
 
"Bad Guys, Good Conversation" = Awesome. Johnny from "The Karate Kid," Hans from "Die Hard," the chick from "Fatal Attraction," and Buffalo Bill from "Silence of the Lambs." Classic. And Sudeikas was great. Again. Mercy's for the weak.
 
shotglass said:
Bobby Moynihan is a poor man's Horatio Sanz.

And I don't know if you can say much worse about a comedian.
That's as bad as it gets. Horatio Sanz might be the worst cast member ever.
 
DirtyDeeds said:
Angola! said:
was that the one where they kept singing?
Good question. I didn't see a title on it. But it was solid.

Negative. The "Bad Boys" skit was after that. The bad guy from Karate Kid hosting, talking to the bad guy from Die Hard, the psycho chick from Fatal Attraction and one of the serial killers from Silence of the Lambs.

The coach for Cobra Kai was the stage manager. He'll yell at the host to "Finish him!" during the interviews.
 
KevinmH9 said:
DirtyDeeds said:
"REALLY?!" just isn't the same without Amy. Still not bad, and that line was a great line, shotty.

The "REALLY?!" segment was actually pretty good tonight. I got a crack out of him bashing Kelloggs while he attacked all the cereal characters for being druggies.
I liked it, too. Just would have been better with two people. You could tell from the intro that they know it, too.
 
Inky_Wretch said:
DirtyDeeds said:
Angola! said:
was that the one where they kept singing?
Good question. I didn't see a title on it. But it was solid.

Negative. The "Bad Boys" skit was after that. The bad guy from Karate Kid hosting, talking to the bad guy from Die Hard, the psycho chick from Fatal Attraction and one of the serial killers from Silence of the Lambs.

The coach for Cobra Kai was the stage manager. He'll yell at the host to "Finish him!" during the interviews.
Got it. I'm a little behind here. (See above).
 
I was just checking out some former cast members on Wiki, and here is a great trivia question:

Who was the ONLY person to be a regular cast member on both "Saturday Night Live" and "Fridays"?
 
I had forgotten about Rich Hall ... understandably, considering he's been working in the U.K. for the past 20 years.
 
I loved Rich Hall. But I was 10 or younger in those days, so I loved Sniglets. I'm guessing they didn't impress the older folks.
 

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