There is stiff competition in that category.
Even going back to the first few seasons, there were an awful lot of misses, and very few hits.
We used to laugh about the killer bees, John Belushi's Samurai, the coneheads, Dan Aykroyd saying, "Jane you ignorant slut!" on every Weekend Update, but when I look at them now, I'm not sure if the humor was there or just going along with the peer pressure.
On the other hand, I look at the old SCTV shows, and most of the sketches hold up very well.
i feel like every time i try to watch weekend update that one guy (the one who isn't scarjo's husband) makes a misogynistic statement and everyone pretends like it's a joke for some reason and i quit watching snl to do something much richer with my one wild life
I thought at some point I remember hearing that they sometimes write jokes for each other to make the other look bad which makes it funnier on a meta level, but that's only if it's true.
This is true. Michael baits Colin into reading racist stuff all the time.
Who the heck is moo deng
หมูแดง [mǔː dɛ̄ːŋ], is barbecued red pork
wtf is a chappell roan?
A pop star that has had an enormous rise to popularity this last year. By all accounts, she seems to be a very good person who's main controversies have been burn out and stress from becoming a household name overnight.
You'd probably recognise a fair few if her songs from just hearing them in public. A lot of songs from her album were very well received.
It honestly wasn't bad, and I certainly don't see it as condemning Chappell. Honestly it's saying it's ridiculous to expect her to endorse a candidate or to be in the public eye 24/7. It's very straightforward.
The sketch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfIbbP3vuwA
This after the try guys thing and the university dean hearings thing make me wonder if there's an SNL writers challenge to try and find the worst possible take on any given situation.
"We need outrage! We need coverage! We need to make it pop! Pop!! POP!!!"
*Random executive producer binging on cocaine.
HOSE
who is she?
My partner tried showing me last night. I told her to turn it off because it was stupid and unfunny.
Probably could have phrased that better, relationship health wise.
For example, instead of saying something they like is stupid and unfunny, say "Your memes suck, be better or I'm leaving you."
You have to clearly establish the consequences and a path to fixing their problems.
