Saturday Night Live

I'm curious who wrote "Women of Congress". Dreadful indeed

I do like Kate McKinnon's Wilbur Ross, who is basically just her Guiliani with a more frozen face

still baffled by love for for Kenan Thompson and his one-note obviousness+loud schtick

the man has been doing nothing but sketch comedy for 25 years straight, give him a break

i wonder if theyll ever cancel this show

nope. the production costs are really cheap for the ad revenue it generates. even if ratings crash for a season or two they'll retool it, recast it, or rebrand it and try to keep it going. its a money thing.

He’s leaving to host a variety sketch show of some sort or competition or something.

thank god

Is he leaving? The show's on NBC, probably for the summer season. He can do both.

to everyone hating on SNL so much: you try working with 30 other people to come up with ~40 minutes of funny material every week and you have no other commitments and it's your full-time job and it pays pretty good. not as easy as it looks.

— josiah hughes 🐇 (@josiahhughes) February 10, 2019

aaand it's only 21 weeks/yr

that Family Feud sketch had to be the worst version they've ever done, right?

Also feel bad for Don Cheadle for hosting such a lame ep

That Lollipop sketch was one of my favorite this season.

That was good. So were the Roach-Ex and Puppy Pound fake ads, the cake competition, Fresh Takes (the school show with the loose-lipped teacher), and Beck Bennet's Jules thing on Update. I thought this was the best episode in a while.

best game show sketch of the year so far, even if it was a little clunky in spots

also Toilet Death Ejector

That game show was so great. John Mulaney should host every year.

And the Bodega Man sketch was pretty good/loling.

Game show sketch was repeat/extension of similar one some seasons ago, I remember guest knowing all these people then host brings out the contestants door man.

Super good episode through and through (minus music guest). Bodega sketch was epic and refreshing for them. Didn’t they do an epic musical kinda thing last time he hosted?

Header is always a great of course.

The musical sketch from Mulaney's first time hosting was an unrealized one that he had crafted back when he was a writer on SNL that he finally got to sneak in as a host. So, either he had more of these stashed away, or the success of the first one made them go for it again.

He's the best host they've had in...I dunno, decades? Is that overstating it? His "Cha Cha Slide" dance turned an underfed sketch premise into a outrageously delightful bit of physical comedy.

this was and will be the only snl ep i watch this season

how was he never a cast member? granted there was a talent there when he was a writer, but still

This was great died laughing at the McKinnon mulaney to have and have not sketch

Loved Mulaney. Hated Thomas Rhett, the musical act.

lol yeah when he first came on I just kept getting more and more irritated

how was he never a cast member? granted there was a talent there when he was a writer, but still

He is a much, much better performer with a lot more stage experience than he was 11 years ago?

Here he is this week talking about his first onscreen SNL appearance: https://youtu.be/-BAcIdzPgAs

I watched 5 seconds of the musical guest singing, went NOPE, and FF'd it.

The Bodega Man sketch part with the 'man who doesn't work there but is watching soccer on tv'...omg.

I remember when they brought him out to do a weekend update bit when he was a writer. He looked like he was 12. I agree, he probably wasn’t ready!

I bet he’s working on a new hour because his monologue was funnier than his entire last comedy special.

"Electric Shoes" fka "What Up With That"

Tame Impala is so boring and tuneless now it makes me sad

More like LAME Impala amir... nah, too easy

IN-CRE-IB-LE

"You ever be at a fete and throw down some Gruyere? Turn around and you got about vingt et cinq brothers holdin' baguettes! Vingt et cinq!"

this nerd sketch is cutting edge shit

This had me in tears when they brought out the "nieces and pets" as the perennial runner-ups.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb7b5-31LFY

Macro dosing film critic had me in stitches. Pretty spotty episode otherwise though nephew skit was great and I have to admit touchy Biden was good.

All of Weekend Update was better than average. Aidy was so good in the nephew sketch.

All in all pretty good one although harrington is as good at comedy as he is at other kinds of acting.

harrington gave a hilariously blank performance in andy samberg's 7 days in hell.

I'm never likely to watch SNL as it's not shown in the UK, but from what I can tell from this tweet, fuck them all forever

She's imperfect, but she tries. 🎶🇬🇧 #SNL pic.twitter.com/JLpV8abnT8

— Saturday Night Live - SNL (@nbcsnl) April 7, 2019

I mean, you get that it's a comedy show.

Yeah that May sketch was o_O

i do get that it's a comedy show, yes, thanks

the political comedy during this administration has been dire, a, umm, tremendous missed opportunity

Mikey Day is irritating me particularly tonight

yeah I burned out on that guy hard a few months back

I love that every Emma Stone episode has at least one sketch with the word "lube" in it

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So true. Wonderful tribute to a woman who didn't create Brexit but is forced to deal with it.

SNL's politics are conservative/reactionary, just like any org with a rich 74-yo Democrat at the helm

I love the AV Club's SNL recap/reviews because the dude who writes them is literally enraged, every week, that he had to take 90 minutes out of his week to watch jokes that were not about how Donald Trump is the most evil person in human history and should be subject to mob execution.

The Deirdre/Jared short should've been in the first hour.