Words of approval.

Denigrating statement about a weekend show with similar skits.

Transpose what were discussing here onto this skit. Pretty much sums up everything I'm trying to say here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2L4UUL8TiY

Wow. I watched one of these a year ago and after watching this one I realize each person has gained 20lbs. Maybe they should do their skit at a salad bar.

Watched the whole roast and the best segment came from Jeff Ross, who had the entire panel of comedians in-stitches with short, well-timed quips and a comfortable, un-strained delivery. Samberg's schtick was crude, overworked, manic, tiresome and dull....oh, and unnecessarily long, not unlike most of the tired skits from SNL nowadays.
Lorne Michaels should take him back. Oh. He's there now.....give him a permanent dressing room star then and keep him from polluting any future feature film offerings.

That's how I saw it. She obviously wasn't prepared to do the skit, only a non experienced person in any profession would go into a project unprepared.

One of the things that caused me to stop watching SNL after the late 90's was how frequently that started happening. Part of me would crack up at the actors not being able to hold their shit, but only when it was like 1 skit in a whole year of shows. At some point, the later generations just didn't give a fuck at all and wouldn't even try to mask their complete breakdown. It gave the show such an unprofessional feel having a large number of the performers seem like they just didn't care.
Its still funny seeing it in this context though. I love seeing other people laugh uncontrollably.

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First episode was funny. Second one was OK. I am glad they brought that floor side skit again from BBC's Fast and Loose (I guess it's dead now). I still miss Drew as the host, but the new host is decent. I will have to get used to her. Interesting guests they used. Everyone seems so that's good!

Of what? Just because it's a skit doesn't make it a parody.

It reminded me of that Whose Line It Is Anyways skit.

When Jay Leno has the funniest line in the skit, you know you've done something wrong as a comedy writer.

LMFAHS

Great stuff. Best skit show on TV right now.

Ah Glenn Robbins you funny bastard. While Russel Coight had its moments, he wasn't anywhere near as funny as Uncle Arthur - which I still think is one of the funniest characters/skits an Aussie comedian has ever done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXft9gPQ4dY

My favourite SCTV skit.

Not only that, this skit was on LENO of all things.