Weekly SNL thread — Page 45
#1102
Posted: 12/8/13 at 12:49pm
Doesn't matter. She still brought more depth and shading to it than Underwood.
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#1103
Posted: 12/8/13 at 12:54pm
I assumed using the British accent was to prevent further injury to the thin-skinned star of the special.
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#1104
Posted: 12/8/13 at 1:25pm
Was keenen flubbing his lines on purpose or is that how al sharptos msnbc show usually is?
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#1105
Posted: 12/8/13 at 1:26pm
It's almost as though they did the sketch before they saw the actual performance and just assumed she'd sound like Julie Andrews.
#1106
Posted: 12/8/13 at 1:29pm
If she didn't use a Brit accent or, god forbid, had used a southern American one, CU would have tweeted Kate McKinnon needed to find Jesus, her lord.
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#1107
Posted: 12/8/13 at 2:10pm
The real maria of course didn't have a southern or britssh accent since she was Austrian so its moot.
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#1108
Posted: 12/8/13 at 3:10pm
I thought the Bill Brasky sketch was horrible, myself.
Updated On: 12/8/13 at 03:10 PM
#1109
Posted: 12/8/13 at 3:16pm
I'm a fan of the rosacea.
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#1110
Posted: 12/14/13 at 11:59pm
Okay, that Goodman/Stallone/DeNiro sketch was hysterical!
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#1111
Posted: 12/15/13 at 12:48am
"there's an Inn there, I got it all booked up!"
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#1112
Posted: 12/15/13 at 9:46am
As ridiculous as it was, I really enjoyed the courtroom sketch with Goodman in drag, as well. Perhaps it was just the sight of him in that dress...maybe the wig...or maybe that dancing. 
#1113
I was the same way. I laughed during that sketch. Ever since John played Linda Tripp there is something about him in drag that just cracks me up.
Posted: 12/15/13 at 10:38am
I was the same way. I laughed during that sketch. Ever since John played Linda Tripp there is something about him in drag that just cracks me up.
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#1114
Posted: 12/15/13 at 11:10am
A round of applause for the camels ridden by The Three Wise Guys. And the thought of one of the wearing shoes.
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#1115
Posted: 12/15/13 at 11:34am
Those camels were ridden by Al Sharpton 10 seasons ago!
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#1116
Posted: 12/15/13 at 11:42am
There's a lot to be said for reliable camels.
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#1117
Posted: 12/15/13 at 11:53am
I wonder if the religious right will go nuts over "Three Wise Guys" the way they went nuts over Christoph Waltz's "D'Jesus Unchained" last year.
#1118
Posted: 12/15/13 at 11:59am
They went nuts over Gilda Radner and Larraine Newman playing little girls having a slumber party and discussing the cutest movie Jesuses Gilda picked the guy from Jesus of Nazareth because he had "whiter teeth than Eric Estrada's." I believe the network made them apologize.
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#1119
Posted: 12/15/13 at 12:23pm
I actually thought the monologue was pretty funny - it is not often you hear folks singing about anal on network TV. He and Kennan play well of each other. The three wise guys was funny. But so far, the show is made by Goodman himself.
#1120
Posted: 12/15/13 at 12:36pm
I guess it all depends whose ox is being gored.
Funny you do not see any sketches making fun of Mohammed. They are to smart for that.
Funny you do not see any sketches making fun of Mohammed. They are to smart for that.
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#1121
Posted: 12/15/13 at 12:48pm
Because their audience is so well versed in the stories attributed to Mohammed. Besides they weren't making fun of Jesus Roxy. They were making fun of East Coast Wise Guys. OOOH! But you knew that.
I loved the weirdness and downright creepiness of the dancing snow flake sketch.
ETA: Roxy this was not the first time SNL parodied The three Kings the last time was 11 years ago with The Reverand Al Sharpton as one of the Kings. I am sure Jesus had a sense of humor, more then at times, can be said for you. OOOOOH!
I loved the weirdness and downright creepiness of the dancing snow flake sketch.
ETA: Roxy this was not the first time SNL parodied The three Kings the last time was 11 years ago with The Reverand Al Sharpton as one of the Kings. I am sure Jesus had a sense of humor, more then at times, can be said for you. OOOOOH!
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#1122
Posted: 12/15/13 at 12:55pm
Next week we have Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake. Will we break the record for number of surprise guests and musical numbers?
"The Spectacle has, indeed, an emotional attraction of its own, but, of all the parts, it is the least artistic, and connected least with the art of poetry. For the power of Tragedy, we may be sure, is felt even apart from representation and actors. Besides, the production of spectacular effects depends more on the art of the stage machinist than on that of the poet."
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#1123
Posted: 12/15/13 at 1:01pm
I am sure SNL next week will be a wonderful Christmas Present. It will herald Jimmy moving to the Tonight Show, Seth's departure for The Late Show. There has not been a read through yet but I am sure there will be lots of treats in store.
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#1124
Posted: 12/15/13 at 1:10pm
Between his stints as host, appearances as a musical guest and other surprise cameos, how many times has Justin Timberlake been on SNL? Surely the number is very high. It's incredible how much they love him (and rightfully so).
#1125
Posted: 12/15/13 at 1:19pm
Not sure, but having worked with him numerous times, I can tell you , he is one of the most kindest, down to Earth and incredibly talented person I have run across in a long time. EVERYONE loves him up there! As you said Liza, rightfully so!
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