Last night was my favorite episode of the season and that sketch was just the cherry on top.
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It wasn't that it wasn't funny- it was lazy. Really, a Les Miz parody about ordering lobster at a diner? Pete Davison obviously thought it was hysterical.
adamgreer said: "I actually didn’t find that the least bit funny."
Me neither. Kate McKinnon is typically the only funny person on the show, although I do have a soft spot for Pete Davidson because he can make me laugh. I'm still trying to figure out how Kenan Thompson is still in the cast. He is awful. I guess the talented ones get other jobs so he's still there.
finebydesign said: Well that explains why I thought it was so amateurish. It really felt like a skit for highschool. All the jokes were so obvious and just unfunny."
Yeah. If I had a nickel for every time I heard a joke about someone ordering lobster in a diner and the lobster breaking out into a scene from LES MIZ, I'd have, let's see....... FIVE CENTS!
My question: did anyone love this skit who hates Mulaney's major work (Oh Hello, Big Mouth) or vice versa? This seems like a fairly obvious litmus test for Mulaneyism.
sabrelady said: "It wasn't that it wasn't funny- it was lazy. Really, a Les Miz parody about ordering lobster at a diner? Pete Davison obviously thought it was hysterical.
Meh."
Pete and Leslie Jones continually laugh in every sketch they are in, and frankly their attempts to stop laughing seem forced and contrived. I wonder if Loren ever talks to them about it, since it's well known he does not want his actors breaking character unless the script specifically calls for it.
It was a cute sketch, nothing I'll be replaying over and over (unlike "Twin Bed" which I seem to play every day still! LOL).