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Beachcomber posted:Related, if you're ever in NYC look into seeing the Upright Citizens Brigade. Sunday nights best if you've got the time. Speaking of the UCB their sketch comedy show was so good but as far as I know never got a full home release. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9aM_dT5VMI
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muscles like this! posted:Speaking of the UCB their sketch comedy show was so good but as far as I know never got a full home release. the sketch show astronomy club is from UCB east and is on netflix its alright. theres a few gems on it.
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muscles like this! posted:Speaking of the UCB their sketch comedy show was so good but as far as I know never got a full home release. It did, eventually.
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muscles like this! posted:Speaking of the UCB their sketch comedy show was so good but as far as I know never got a full home release. I just realized this is all one shot.
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Mike's weird rear end ads have convinced me it's all a way to gently caress around and burn money then claim it as campaign costs for tax purposes
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Raptor1033 posted:Mike's weird rear end ads have convinced me it's all a way to gently caress around and burn money then claim it as campaign costs for tax purposes Yeah but the last guy that did that won.
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gently caress Mike Bloomberg, but if I was deciding my candidate based solely on one add with no context and no knowledge of the candidate behind it I'd choose that one. I mean, look at all the good doggos.
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Raptor1033 posted:Mike's weird rear end ads have convinced me it's all a way to gently caress around and burn money then claim it as campaign costs for tax purposes His entire staff are just grifters trying to convince him he could actually win the election https://www.mikebloomberg.com/jobs You should seriously consider joining in
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Speaking as someone who has seen literally every episode of SNL ever released, it tends to ebb and flow in quality. It can go a few years without 2 decent shows in a row, or have an entire quality season. There are lots of reasons not to like it though. For one, the tone and type of comedy varies greatly depending on the cast. People who find Adam Sandler funny are often not the same people who find Kyle Moonie funny. A second big reason is that the jokes often relate to things that happened that week. If you aren't familiar then a lot of it is just nonsense even a year later. Third, comedy itself has a sort of meta that changes over the years. Some jokes hold up over time, but most go flat like a soda you left out. This concludes my Ted talk. Also, I watched them all but I didn't sperg over them or anything so I won't pretend to be a subject matter expert, just a long time consumer. I can't tell you the names of all the cast members from x season or anything, because IDGAF. All that said, for my money Keenan is never not funny, and I hope I still think that 10 years from now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pj-D0jc17D0
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Bloomberg doesn't want to win, he just wants to muddy the waters so that someone who wants to tax him more doesn't get in.
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Here's another tip for SNL. Stop making EVERY SINGLE GODDAMN intro sketch a political sketch. We get it, Trump and crew are morans. They're so dumb there's literally nothing SNL can do to write a sketch more funny than reality when it comes to the Trump admin. But it's not just Trump, the intro sketch being a political sketch goes back decades. When was the last time they had an intro sketch that wasn't politics? Late 80's, maybe? Ever since Bush Sr got into power, they've been mining politics for the cheapest, bottom of the barrel laughs for every single intro sketch.
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I want a book about all the SNL characters they tried to make A Thing but which were unloved. Like Middle Aged Man.
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Now I'm remembering when Chevy Chase played Gerald Ford.
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They are making a MacGruber series and they really shouldn't. The movie wasn't good and the character has no depth. Also, I personally really like the political opening sketches. They always do them when things in DC are crazy, and that's pretty much always the case atm.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:One way to improve SNL, get rid of the loving pointless musical acts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Frud5RFtTi0
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Kharmakazy posted:They are making a MacGruber series and they really shouldn't. The movie wasn't good and the character has no depth.  I loving love Wil Forte and am glad he'll get work, but honestly he could and should be doing better.
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ShortyMR.CAT posted:Disagree. The one way to improve SNL is to do no research and book some crazy loving music act. GodsDAMN that's amazing. Feels like that could never happen to that degree today. TWRP or NSP could be fun, though
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Still one of my favorite SNL music moments was Elvis Costello playing Radio Radio despite Lorne Michaels' explicit demands they not play it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oCXNfS3WFw Then the Beastie Boys were on and started playing Sabotage when this happened: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22wwbTQYKxc
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Android Apocalypse posted:Still one of my favorite SNL music moments was Elvis Costello playing Radio Radio despite Lorne Michaels' explicit demands they not play it. A good post. Thanks!
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Kharmakazy posted:They are making a MacGruber series and they really shouldn't. The movie wasn't good and the character has no depth. The MacGruber movie is fantastic.
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The person who wrote the "large boulder the size of a small boulder" finally explained what happened and what she meant to write 
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bike tory posted:Kate McKinnon is hilarious in basically everything she does. Kate has some of the best facial expression for a comedic actress I've ever seen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9awpv5BnSc Her face in this video as the songs keep getting worse and worse makes me laugh every single time
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I actually think I could watch a full hour of her telling stories as this character: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lo8ZgNws504
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bike tory posted:I actually think I could watch a full hour of her telling stories as this character: Extremely same
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Android Apocalypse posted:Still one of my favorite SNL music moments was Elvis Costello playing Radio Radio despite Lorne Michaels' explicit demands they not play it. What did Lorne Michaels have against Radio Radio
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Paladinus posted:That's a very small car. Far away.
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Randaconda posted:Kate has some of the best facial expression for a comedic actress I've ever seen There's a thing the writers do if they want a cheap and easy laugh and it's to just add the line "Kenan reacts" to the script. 
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Nostradingus posted:What did Lorne Michaels have against Radio Radio It's an anti-corporate-broadcasting song and Michaels probably took it as a "gently caress you." And it was, but Costello was directing it at Columbia Records.
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C. F also Marilyn Manson doing “The Beautiful People” at the MTV Music Awards 
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Push El Burrito posted:There's a thing the writers do if they want a cheap and easy laugh and it's to just add the line "Kenan reacts" to the script. I'm ok with this.
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Phanatic posted:It's an anti-corporate-broadcasting song and Michaels probably took it as a "gently caress you." And it was, but Costello was directing it at Columbia Records. Fun fact. This anti-corporate Schoolhouse Rock parody is the only outright banned SNL skit.
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ShortyMR.CAT posted:Disagree. The one way to improve SNL is to do no research and book some crazy loving music act. Oh Belushi knew exactly what he was doin when he got them to perform.
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