"Airport Sushi" Skit on SNL

Host John Mulaney continued his series of musical SNL skits on tonight's show, centered around LaGuardia Airport. It included parodies of the following songs:

"The Phantom of the Opera"

"America"

"Tomorrow"

"Cool"

"Defying Gravity" (by a surprise guest that I won't reveal)

"Suddenly, Seymour"

"Road to Nowhere" (musical guest David Byrne)

I thought it was the least funny of the 3, but it's still entertaining, especially the surprise guest. I'll update with the video when it shows up on YouTube.

Updated On: 3/1/20 at 01:12 AM

https://youtu.be/6d7Vk_qaiB8

It was okay. The best part of "the special guest" pretending to march with them while hovering above.

I might be in the minority here but I think this was my favorite parody of the three, and partially because of the different scores. I think it worked since instead of being focused on one thing like the Diner Lobster, it was kind of a list of different grievances in LGA (all of which are fairly relatable)

mpkie said: "Jake was probably suspended up there after his part for the rest of the skit, right? Because he descended from the same location. That somehow makes it even better.

Bowen needs to be in more singing sketches because he sounded great. As a fellow profiled Asian, his parody was particularly funny. I'm getting over a cold and constantly scared of coughing on the train. Fortunately I haven't yet because I spent a few days working from homeandam mostly recovered -- just a mild cough and some sinus issues. Some Asian lady gave me a dirty look and tried to run away from me when I was blowing my nose. I was like bruh, seriously.

I hope John Mulaney and Colin Jost writeanother Diner Lobster caliber musical sketch because honestlythat was epic. Theyneedto build on the same score with parody characters from the same musical, not with a medley of different musicals. And let's not forget the costumes and that set design!"

I was so impressed with Bowen's singing as well! looking forward to hearing him more. He has been adding great energy to the sketches.

This was much better than the diner lobster (which I thought was incredibly stupid). This one at least has some cleverness and pertinence, even if it does have the misfortune to be performed by the current SNL cast.