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post #61 of 138

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Ellen wasn't a great host, but this was by far the best show of the season. Very nice. Bill Hader is officially the superstar of the show after last week's "I Drink Your Milkshake!" and tonight's Captain Hook.

Can't wait for Amy Adams next week, I love her. I read that Jonah Hill finally gets to host the week after.
post #62 of 138

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I enjoyed last week's more. I'm looking forward to Amy Adams too.
post #63 of 138

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I was surprised by Vincent D'Onofrio's appearance at the begining of the show! I hated Ellen Page, though. Not a very good show last night.
post #64 of 138

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Page had this awkward nervous energy that I found off putting. Her Canadian accent kept coming out too.
post #65 of 138

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Yeah, she would often look like a deer in headlights.

Amy Adams should be awesome next week since she used to do dinner theater!
post #66 of 138

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I am begginning to think that SNL should have waited a few more weeks before they came back on the air so they could fine-tune the sketeches before they aired. I am sure there was considerably "heat" from the networks to get the show back on the air as soon as possible.
post #67 of 138

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Overall a pretty lackluster episode. I don't know that waiting a few more weeks would help much, it's not like the majority of skits were great BEFORE the strike, either.
post #68 of 138

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Originally Posted by Marty M
I am begginning to think that SNL should have waited a few more weeks before they came back on the air so they could fine-tune the sketeches before they aired.
If I understand the process, I don't think waiting would have helped. They spend a week on every episode; no more, no less. I don't think the past two episodes were that bad.
post #69 of 138

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I thought it was an off episode last night.

The only thing of interest, the final sketch with Page at the Melissa Etheridge concert. Not that it was funny, but with all the gossip over the past week about her sexuality, was that her way of coming out?
post #70 of 138

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The only thing of interest, the final sketch with Page at the Melissa Etheridge concert. Not that it was funny, but with all the gossip over the past week about her sexuality, was that her way of coming out?
Doubtful. It's more a way of thumbing her nose at the speculators. I imagine if she were interested in sharing the information with the world she would do it in a more matter of fact manner.
post #71 of 138

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I was disappointed with the Amy Adams episode, perhaps because I had high expectations. My main problem with it was that Adams seemed to play alot of straight characters, leaving the comedic roles to the cast. I wonder what it would have been like if Adams had played the fat one in the Mirror Image sketch. Ultimately it wound up being rather dull with the lack of risk taking.
post #72 of 138

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Gotta love the BBQ hospital.
post #73 of 138

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Poehler's 'ghostbuster's' riff had me laughing hard.
She's can be just so unashamedly enthusiastic and silly, it's funny and sexy at the same time.

Oh! and 'elf defense' Pop!!! Joke of the week!!
post #74 of 138

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Was Mariah the first musical guest to have the fans blowing out her hair during her performances?
post #75 of 138

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I skipped Mariah's numbers. The best thing in the whole episode -- maybe the best thing this season -- was the opening ad for Eliot Spitzer's new law practice. The writing was genius, and Kristen Wiig's wordless portrayal of Mrs. Spitzer was . . . I have no words.

Jonah Hill's six-year-old Borsht Belt comic wasn't bad either.

M.
post #76 of 138

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I almost never watch the musical guests. 95% of the time, I either don't know who they are (I'm old, so the mention of, say, Death Cab For Cutie just makes me go, "huh?") or I hate them. Like, for instance, Mariah. I did notice during the last "waving bye-bye" segment that she has redonkulously fake boobs. Nice. That is, nice in a bad way.

The one skit I will probably watch repeatedly is the Clancy T. Bachleratt and Jackie Snad album commercial. But then again, some of my biggest obsessions are Rocketships, Model T's, toddlers, and jars of beer.
post #77 of 138

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What are the chances Mariah was lip syncing?

Kristen Wiig had a busy night and stole the show I thought.

I loved the SNL short about dating Andy Samberg's dad. That one had me rolling

This episode was funnier than last week...
post #78 of 138

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The new woman also has improved. Her first show she was really over the top most of the time - playing for the back row I imagine - but she seems to have picked up a few pointers from Wiig.
post #79 of 138

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Originally Posted by Dan M
Kristen Wiig had a busy night and stole the show I thought.

I remember the season after Tina Fey left, the show turned into the Amy Poehler Show, as she was in just about every sketch and Weekend Update to boot. But last night, it felt like it had finally evolved into the Kristen Wiig Show. With Amy Poehler rumored to be leaving after this season, I can see that they're grooming Wiig to take over.

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Originally Posted by Dan M
I loved the SNL short about dating Andy Samberg's dad. That one had me rolling
Absolutely total laugh riot.
post #80 of 138

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Originally Posted by Hanson Yoo
I remember the season after Tina Fey left, the show turned into the Amy Poehler Show, as she was in just about every sketch and Weekend Update to boot. But last night, it felt like it had finally evolved into the Kristen Wiig Show. With Amy Poehler rumored to be leaving after this season, I can see that they're grooming Wiig to take over.


ohhh nooo.Then she cant be Amy's Aunt Linda and do the movie reviews!

Wiig does alot of funny characters and seems very versatile. Looking forward to more skits with her. However I think they've reached the limit with the Penelope character...
post #81 of 138

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I am not much for Divas but you guys are missing the boat with Mariah - her songs were great and...I am sorry but I don't see how anyone with a pulse (male or female) can't see that she is hawt!
post #82 of 138

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I guess if you find troll dolls hot:



I say, troll doll, hooker's outfit, fake boobs = Mariah Carey.

HAWT!!!
post #83 of 138

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Originally Posted by Hanson Yoo
I say, troll doll, hooker's outfit, fake boobs = Mariah Carey.

HAWT!!!
Plus, her new song sounds exactly the same as the last three songs she released.
post #84 of 138

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Originally Posted by Dan M
What are the chances Mariah was lip syncing?
If she was, she really thought it out.
Right before one of the choruses, she draw back the force of her voice and started fiddling with her earpiece, like she couldn't hear the feed well enough to sing with confidence.
post #85 of 138

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Originally Posted by Hanson Yoo
I guess if you find troll dolls hot:



I say, troll doll, hooker's outfit, fake boobs = Mariah Carey.

HAWT!!!
You should probably stick to AI SAB because this was a stretch by anyone's standards. Not your best work by a long shot. in fact you might be gone next week.
post #86 of 138

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Originally Posted by ChristopherG
You should probably stick to AI SAB because this was a stretch by anyone's standards. Not your best work by a long shot. in fact you might be gone next week.

Really? I think it's pretty spot-on. They both indeed look a little "plastic."
post #87 of 138

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Kristen Wiig is killing me.
Thought I might die laughing at the "Surprise Party" routine. Her energy level is amazing. All that and she's a hotty.
post #88 of 138

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I was glad Wiig didn't cut herself going through through the brittle glass windows not once, but twice.

The Walken reunion was kinda funny as it gave the entire cast (except Casey) a chance to show off their Walken accent).

Laser cats and dogs just got sillier and sillier.
post #89 of 138

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Overall, I thought this was actually a pretty strong episode. And as usual, the highlight was the digital short. "Laser Cats," is simply brilliant. I especially liked the 21-cat salute at the end...
post #90 of 138

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I hate that it's got to the point where no one bothers to try to remember their lines anymore (except for the new girl Casey, it seems), so the skits are almost better listened to, than watched.
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