A genuinely funny SNL skit. I know, I know – I’m as amazed as you are. Infinite choices in infinite universes, amirite?
Via Ann Althouse.
A genuinely funny SNL skit. I know, I know – I’m as amazed as you are. Infinite choices in infinite universes, amirite?
Via Ann Althouse.
They did a bunch of these, and I had trouble breathing without pain by the end. But in, you know, a good way and all that. Don’t watch this at work unless your boss is cool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXvBpiDheZ0
I… do not think that this worked out the way that the Democratic client ‘advocacy’ group wanted it to work out.
While the “Curb Your Enthusiasm” creator probably doesn’t need the cash, he’s about to collect $5,000 courtesy of an immigrant rights group for heckling Donald Trump this weekend on “SNL.”
“Trump’s a racist!” David shouted at the end of the GOP presidential candidate’s monologue. When asked by Trump why he was shouting, David answered, “I heard if I did that, they’d give me $5,000.”
Continue reading The obligatory Larry David / Donald Trump / SNL post.
Or maybe they’re looking at their bottom lines. Having a Republican President in office is better for a lot of comedians’ pocketbooks and wallets. They can actually, you know, make jokes without their own side’s killjoys screaming at them “THAT’S NOT FUNNY!!!!!” Anyway, here you go: actual attempts at political humor.
Stunning.
Via Hot Air Headlines.
That is.. yeah. Ladies and gentlemen, live from New York: it’s Saturday night!
SNL takes Obamacare to task. pic.twitter.com/bPgvjrEaXp
— Mike Bishop (@MikeBishopMI) October 27, 2013
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You got the perfect moment, brother! RT @MikeBishopMI: SNL takes Obamacare to task. http://t.co/CQSwovvpJO
— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) October 27, 2013
This is shockingly good, considering that it came from Saturday Night Live:
Forget who linked to it first on Twitter. Probably Sonny himself: I follow him, after all.
Moe Lane
PS: Notice how fewer British rock stars are taking the time now to complain about Maggie than you’d expect? – Yeah, well, a lot of those guys can tell the difference between 83% (or 98%), and 40%.
…but it is worth your perusal:
As a criticism… I know that the Rule of Three applies, but SNL may have wanted to just stop at two. You’ll understand what I mean when you see it.
Via AoSHQ.