Weekly SNL thread — Page 66
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Oh wait, none of that happened at all. This board didn't exist then. But I'm sure, IN HINDSIGHT, he would've done all those things.
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So did I, I knew where it was going and really wish someone had noshed on a drummy while praising Captain Poultry.
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Posted: 4/12/15 at 12:06am
I guess no one is watching with Taraji as host?
Posted: 4/12/15 at 12:43am
I know I am. And I'm shocked. I… didn't… hate… Mumford&Sons'firstsong
Posted: 4/12/15 at 12:46am
Thought her opening was great, Sesame Street was also great. I've always been a Mumford fan so I loved them!
Posted: 4/12/15 at 1:10am
Liked every sketch. Great to have Darrell Hammond reprise his Bill Clinton. Pleasantly surprised to have Billy Crystal. Sesame Street, Power Rangers parody, Celebrity Game Show were all great. Taraji's Wanda Sykes was SPOT ON.
--Aristotle
Posted: 4/12/15 at 1:12am
Cookie don't share.
Posted: 4/12/15 at 6:29am
Glad the Connectron sketch made it on. Man, designing and building those costumes in one day was freaking insane!
Posted: 4/12/15 at 2:27pm
I thought of you SNAFU during that sketch! I loved it--but I grew up obsessed with Shogun Warrior and those other bad giant robo anime dubs where the characters had to pilot different body arts and always wondered why the one guy got to be the leader every time. :P The robo looked *great*
I thought it was a decent episode. Taraji's energy saved a lot of the material for me. I feel like I've already seen the teacher/student sex court case sketch (maybe it's recurring--God I'm sounding like Mr Roxy...) and Billy Crystal was kinda wasted on me--but the Scary Lucy/Monkey Jesus bit had me on the floor--brilliant.
I know my Mumford and Son loving friends will hate me--because I've seen them post on FB about how they dislike the new album being less acoustic, or something, but this was the first time I kinda liked them...
(And yes, Cookie Monster and the John Singleton Game of Thrones were the other two highlights for me. I could watch Taraji cobble down a cookie, Cookie Monster style all day.)
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