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Hot Up-And-Coming Star Shia LaBeouf hosts April 14 with musical guest Avril Lavigne
Award-Winning Actress Scarlett Johansson Returns April 21 with musical guest Bjork
NEW YORK, April 11, 2007 – "Saturday Night Live" welcomes two of Hollywood's hottest young stars and two of the biggest names in pop music for its April shows.
On April 14, Emmy winner Shia LaBeouf makes his SNL debut. One of the most sought-after young actors working today, LaBeouf will star in the upcoming thriller "Disturbia" and the eagerly anticipated summer movie "Transformers." LeBeouf was recently seen in the indie drama "A Guide To Recognizing Your Saints" and the critically praised "Bobby." Other credits include "The Greatest Game Ever Played," "Constantine," "I, Robot" and "Charlie's Angels II: Full Throttle." LeBoeuf was also star of the "Project Greenlight" production "The Battle of Shaker Heights." He
made his film debut in the hit family film "Holes." He's also known to millions from his earlier, Daytime Emmy winning title role in Disney Channel's series "Even Stevens."
Returning to "SNL" for her third appearance is multi-platinum musical guest Avril Lavigne. The Grammy nominee and seven-time Juno Award-winner will perform songs from her eagerly awaited third album "The Best Damn Thing." Its debut single "Girlfriend" is already a hit, driven by digital sales, the track debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 (her highest debut yet). "The Best Damn Thing" is the pop-punk dynamo's follow-up to her triple-platinum moodier record "Under My Skin" and her 16 million-selling, youth-culture defining 2002 debut record "Let Go."
The following Saturday, April 21 finds screen siren Scarlett Johansson returning to Studio 8H. With more than a decade of work under her belt, the four-time Golden Globe nominee and BAFTA winner, Johansson has built a solid reputation as one of Hollywood's most talented young actresses, as seen in the critically acclaimed "Lost In Translation" opposite Bill Murray (which won her a Best Actress prize at the Venice Film Festival). Johansson has recently been seen in Woody Allen's "Scoop," "The Black Dahlia" and "The Prestige." Other credits include Allen's "Match Point," "The Island," "Girl with a Pearl Earring," "In Good Company," "The Man Who Wasn't There," "Ghost World" and her debut in "The Horse Whisperer." She'll next be seen in the screen adaptation of the popular book "The Nanny Diaries."
Joining Johansson on the show is cutting edge musician Bjork. Hailing from Iceland, Bjork has established herself as one of the most innovative and unique figures in alternative music. This is her second appearance on 'SNL,' performing selections from her soon-to-be released sixth CD "Volta." The critically acclaimed performer once again branches out with an international group of musicians supporting her ranging from critically acclaimed vocalist Antony (of Antony and the Johnsons), African collective Konono No 1 and the ubiquitous and successful Timbaland (who contributed the beats to the record's debut single "Earth Invaders."). "Volta" is a decidedly more upbeat record after her previous more serious pieces – including her Oscar nominated work in the film "Dancer in the Dark."
“Saturday Night Live” is from SNL Studios in association with Broadway Video. The creator and executive producer is Lorne Michaels. Steve Higgins produces. Marci Klein and Mike Shoemaker are producers. Head writers are Seth Meyers, Paula Pell and Andrew Steele. Don Roy King directs.…
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Award-Winning Actress Scarlett Johansson Returns April 21 with musical guest Bjork
NEW YORK, April 11, 2007 – "Saturday Night Live" welcomes two of Hollywood's hottest young stars and two of the biggest names in pop music for its April shows.
On April 14, Emmy winner Shia LaBeouf makes his SNL debut. One of the most sought-after young actors working today, LaBeouf will star in the upcoming thriller "Disturbia" and the eagerly anticipated summer movie "Transformers." LeBeouf was recently seen in the indie drama "A Guide To Recognizing Your Saints" and the critically praised "Bobby." Other credits include "The Greatest Game Ever Played," "Constantine," "I, Robot" and "Charlie's Angels II: Full Throttle." LeBoeuf was also star of the "Project Greenlight" production "The Battle of Shaker Heights." He
made his film debut in the hit family film "Holes." He's also known to millions from his earlier, Daytime Emmy winning title role in Disney Channel's series "Even Stevens."
Returning to "SNL" for her third appearance is multi-platinum musical guest Avril Lavigne. The Grammy nominee and seven-time Juno Award-winner will perform songs from her eagerly awaited third album "The Best Damn Thing." Its debut single "Girlfriend" is already a hit, driven by digital sales, the track debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 (her highest debut yet). "The Best Damn Thing" is the pop-punk dynamo's follow-up to her triple-platinum moodier record "Under My Skin" and her 16 million-selling, youth-culture defining 2002 debut record "Let Go."
The following Saturday, April 21 finds screen siren Scarlett Johansson returning to Studio 8H. With more than a decade of work under her belt, the four-time Golden Globe nominee and BAFTA winner, Johansson has built a solid reputation as one of Hollywood's most talented young actresses, as seen in the critically acclaimed "Lost In Translation" opposite Bill Murray (which won her a Best Actress prize at the Venice Film Festival). Johansson has recently been seen in Woody Allen's "Scoop," "The Black Dahlia" and "The Prestige." Other credits include Allen's "Match Point," "The Island," "Girl with a Pearl Earring," "In Good Company," "The Man Who Wasn't There," "Ghost World" and her debut in "The Horse Whisperer." She'll next be seen in the screen adaptation of the popular book "The Nanny Diaries."
Joining Johansson on the show is cutting edge musician Bjork. Hailing from Iceland, Bjork has established herself as one of the most innovative and unique figures in alternative music. This is her second appearance on 'SNL,' performing selections from her soon-to-be released sixth CD "Volta." The critically acclaimed performer once again branches out with an international group of musicians supporting her ranging from critically acclaimed vocalist Antony (of Antony and the Johnsons), African collective Konono No 1 and the ubiquitous and successful Timbaland (who contributed the beats to the record's debut single "Earth Invaders."). "Volta" is a decidedly more upbeat record after her previous more serious pieces – including her Oscar nominated work in the film "Dancer in the Dark."
“Saturday Night Live” is from SNL Studios in association with Broadway Video. The creator and executive producer is Lorne Michaels. Steve Higgins produces. Marci Klein and Mike Shoemaker are producers. Head writers are Seth Meyers, Paula Pell and Andrew Steele. Don Roy King directs.…
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Maybe?
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But Cap's right... WHY is this guy getting a hosting gig at SNL???
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Bjork is from Iceland? who knew?
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And you will always have people who are bitter and jealous about those who have talent for something. some get over it and accept thier limitations and move one. Others go on to the net and snipe more and more or some project all this on their kids. The best part of x-factor are the auditions, where you see the talentless singers given thier marching order. The Weinsteins copped on to this and set up project green light with damon and affleck and the two films that won made very little impact with the public. Shia has used tv as a springboard for his career, first with even stevens and then Project greenlight. Let me explode one thing. Some people on this are ignorant about the way hollywood works. All stars are made. All of them. People will use every opportunity to get to the top and stay there. It was the same in the beginning as it is today. Except today is more public.
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I hate this kid with a passion. His face and voice annoy the piss outta me! WTF is he getting roles?
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Aside from how annoying he is on-screen, seeing his name is like fingernails down a chalkboard. Since his name is French for beef, can we rename him to Freedom Beef? Yeah, from now on, he should be referred to as FREEDOM BEEF.
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in France she's a Cheese La Beef Royale. *** whenever I hear the phrase "up and coming star" I think of Peter North. (see, it's funny because it's a double entendre for having an erection and ejaculating, and his name is a double entendre for penis pointing upwards, and when straight guys talk about penis-centric smut it induces nervous laughter. That's how good it is, I can kill the joke by over-explaining it and it still works) *** yes, I knew Bjork is from Iceland - who didn't? Been a fan since MTV 120 Minutes used to show videos by her band The Sugarcubes back when she was a cute perky teenager. (Wonder what teen Bjork looked like? Google Image Search (safe search disabled) for Ariel Rebel. (Oops, two pr0n references in one post, I'm getting naughty in my elderly impotence. How sad for me.)
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was I supposed to shout Ninth or something?
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I was flipping through channels during the the second wind (after it kind of flopped in the first week) of the Grindhouse marketing campaign. Kurt Russel and Shia LeDouche were on Leno. Shia was being interviewed, and telling some stupid story/joke about food he doesn't like. Leno turns to Russel, and asks him what food he doesn't like. Kurt laughed and said, "I'll eat anything." There you go, 3 talkback jokes rolled into one true story. Apologies for not getting this up when it was still fresh. I don't watch Leno either, the guests were revealed before I could flip away, so I stayed.
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George Lucas's most influential casting directors are his kids!! Who should we get to play Anakin Skywalker kids, Eric Bana? Christian Bale? No daddy, Hayden the Hottie who can't act for shit! Also if you could get N'Sync in AOTC too, that would be great. OK, Bye, Bye, Bye.....my Prequel Trilogy is.
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It's called "PR" in Hollywood. It was called "propaganda" in the Soviet Union. It's the same, but the Soviet version was more honest. It makes morons believe a dick is a statesman and Shia la Boof is a star.
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don't cha know!
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regardless of talent.
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She's a nice girl :)
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Drive premiered on ctv in Canada last night. It was kind of fun. Fillion rocked. You should be able to get some early reviews.
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She's awsome! She's crazy! Can't wait for that.
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He's bloody everywhere! He's like the kid that your parents force you to invite to your birthday party. Maybe his dad knows where Spielberg buried a hooker.
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Shit, I thought I was the only one who knew about that hooker! Dammit.
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someone had to do it
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did I miss something?
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you can't prove anything.
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i wonder who will do more coke tonight, him or the entire cast of SNL combined?
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Kid is on the new Cage DVD. I'll bet my LOST talkback posting privileges for a month.
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There'll be a sketch which will be funny...? Nah.... SNL is becoming progressively shitty again, with should-be-B-list hosts. Next week: some other child actor from Nickelodeon, with musical guest Raven Simone!
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I'm beginning to suspect Spielberg has been doing more than any of them combined x2.
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up and coming star? ugh. he should play charlie brown in the peanuts movie. that's probly the only role i could see him in. lucy can pull the football away and i'd clap like a seal.
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Apr 14, 2007 12:43:36 PM CDT
i dont think shai was born when where's the beef...
by larrythecableguy
commercials we're on. i'd say they were like 84-85. he was born in 86. even if they aired in 88 he'd only be like 1 and 1/2. time to make the donuts you douche bag. (not the donut guy, shia)
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Holy shitballs, who saw that coming? I have no problems with this Shia guy getting all this hype. After all, someone has to get it, so it might as well be some motormouth little fucker who usually has something interesting to say.
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i hate shia yet i wanna watch him, but only cause i want him to be a douche bag. its weird. i want him to continue sucking. it could be possible that he's good and eveyone thinks differently about him suddenly.... hmmm. nah. of course not. but maybe...? i wonder how far into the show i'll be proved right. that he sucks. i bet it's in the monolouge. he has like a whip or something. but it could be the short film he does.... i'm excited to watch crap history, i can't wait.
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DAMN YOU!!!
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Well Kurt?
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n28/MikeD202/amused. jpg
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Dear god, I have embarrasing HJ stories older than him...
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I want to know what Kurt The Russell thinks of every post from now on...I want more Kurt Russel in movies generally. Ever see Breakdown? a crap movie made entertaining by the kurtmeister
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I want to know what Kurt The Russell thinks of every post from now on...I want more Kurt Russel in movies generally. Ever see Breakdown? a crap movie made entertaining by the kurtmeister
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And I, Robot.
I've seen both movies and I can't remember what he looks like or who he played. My memory is really bad or he is one bland motherfucker. -
I knew Shia LaBeouf; Shia LaBeouf was a friend of mine. Senator, you're no Shia LaBeouf
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an Imus sketch? If they do I hope it has Sharpton and Imus going at it somehow. Perhaps they should have a sketch of Imus out in the street, broke, drinking again and apologizing to every African American that wanders by. Sharpton should appear on the scene with a new big afro hair do and throw him a buck. Sharpton, of course, is on his way to demand the resignation of the CEO of Home Depot because he heard their radio commercial which was promoting cheap hos(e).
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To take me bad to Spielberg's heyday. I'm willing to give this kid a shot if he doesn't play cheap. Also, thats wicked about bjork being on the show next week, she's crazier than a shithouse rat. Purportedly, on the set of dancer in the dark, she spit at Lars Von Treier and told him "I hate you" every day. And then she leaves for three days not telling anyone. And yet she makes this gorgeous music. Good stuff.
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awesome man, just awesome
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Because he's not shy of "the beef". Dem studio heads like-um their head. The public? Nobody give a shit. Otherwise, he must have an extreeeeeeme tweeny-bopper fanbase.
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you get noticed by the berg. same thing happened to tom cruise. Spielberg saw risky business and opened every door for him that he could. rather than every door being closed in his face. you dont say no to the berg. Now every door has been opened to Shia Le Beouf. Lebeouf has that bland moral Disney thing going on and he is perfect for bush's pro family Pro christian america. He was perfect for the Walden Media garbage holes. That was such a boring movie. He is inoffensive.
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So is Avril 12 or t13 now?
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Shia is a Jew. Not sure he's going to be the poster boy for Evangelical Christians anytime soon. Unless he turns out to be Jesus, and then we're all fucked.
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No one seems to have noticed, but on RottenTomatoes an interview claims that Shia said he's going to be a "sidekick".
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I'm always right. And the more you deny it, the more right I am.
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Why does Indy need a sidekick? Did Lucas and Spielberg not learn enough from the Short Round experience? Gawd, Natalie Portman is more manly than that bloke, and I don't mean that as a compliment to her either (Keira is better!). Dump the kid and use the money allotted for his salary to be used to entice Sir Connery to return instead.
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if he's funny or not. For some reason he reminds me of Dustin Diamond.
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he's done is Holes and Even Stevens. The rest of it is the usual Hollywood crap.
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until Pepe LaPew makes his SNL debut. Everyone set their TiVos to "flame"...
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...that they do a skit on internet Talkbackers?;^)
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This fuckers everywhere!
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SLICKED BACK, just like Al Sharpton.
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...think the best part of that monologue was Abe Lincoln, Jesus, a showgirl, and llama in the background behind Shia and Amy Poehler?
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...nice hair, Patrick Bateman.
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give it more time, there are good people... well, actually, all the good people on the cast left. and the writers. and anything funny.
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with the Bateman shout-out. (I didn't know Indy 4 was confirmed, like he said in the monologue?)
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THANK YOU for that last skit, SNL! :)
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mehhaha
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Funny digital short!
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SNL meet rock bottom!
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Where are the "Cork Soakers" or "Colonel Angus?"
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8 years ago. i'm supriseed that they have gotten away with it.
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The singer is Imogen Heap, but I'm not sure of the song title
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Cheap...but hilarious.
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the Tony Danza skit from way back when...Funkin A
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whos the genious that stole that cheap joke from years ago? maybe u should do a shweaty balls joke, oh wait south park did that years earlier. oh wait i heard that on the playground when i was 10.
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Avril Sucks, and what's with the chick in the back thrusting her tits out repeatedly?
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VERONICA MARS if she's all posed up as a prostitute...I hope I just gave Rob Thomas an idea for the season premier of that FBI show...
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You're So Fine You Blow My Mind. Ugh...How about that 40 year old guitar player Avril has....I wonder if he cries himself to sleep?
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...use to have some kind of discernible talent on her last album? What the hell is this?
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digital short that i've laughed at. actually, that's the hardest i've laughed at snl in a long time.
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you've officially become obsolete the second these lyrics were spit from avril's mouth:
"she's like so whatever/
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scaring these hack writers. pick a digital short.
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I thought Peyton Manning for the United Way was just a fake commercial, not a digital short.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, was that a Goonies T-shirt she was wearing? Or was that skull representing something else OR nothing at all, just a skull?
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by Imogen Heep. In the Digital Short. whatever. I'm still waiting for the Shia rap.
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by Imogen Heep. In the Digital Short. whatever. I'm still waiting for the Shia rap.
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Makes you wonder... the things they take some time to produce (Digital Shorts) are pretty decent and the live stuff, not so much. Maybe it's time to make it "Saturday Night"
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NOW THAT WAS FUNNY!!! I wonder how many SHIA-HATERS were SOFA KING happy to see him get blown away?
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I like him as an actor, but I hate that they had him say this'll be the best show ever. come on. an obvious setup for failure there. I always thought he'd bring something good to SNL if he ever hosted it. But I guess you need a good skit/dialogue to make that work.
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Really pushing the envelope tonight. Sofa King, Moustache rides, Imus saying pussies a bunch of times, mass amount of blood.... What gives...
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I liked that.
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Shoutouts to Def Jux. I was right.
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indy 4 is ruined.
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i'm rarely the naysayer, but this epsiode was whimpy. Shia did NOTHING of note. The digital short nad Dakota fanning's talk show were the only high points. Sofa king? Really? I've seen the bloody missing finger bit done better in many different moments. UHF does it great. almost 20 years ago. Thanks, SNL, for trying to do it again.
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you quote "loser" but all's i see is your name when i control/f the word.
i just say he sucks and isnt fit to be being promoted as such a big actor as he is. and whats wrong or nerdy with doing what u want with your time if you enjoy it? -
actors were so successful. Why is it so rare to see men actors that aren't taller than 5'8? Take for example poor, ole, Nicole Kidman. Every man she gets paired w/ are midgets: Cruise, Clooney, Keaton, Kilmar, Sean Penn, Ewan McGregor, Daniel Craig, Robert Downey Jr., Matthew Broderick, Ben Chaplin.
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Apr 15, 2007 1:40:10 AM CDT
Who else was waiting for Lincoln to show up backstage?
by flim springfield
I've been watching this show too long...
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That was just weird.
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It's just not fair. You gotta have some good material to be judged on. I think he did all right, actually. This was a very bland show, though. Not terrible, but not great. Was that digital short supposed to be referencing some movie or tv show I don't recognize? Oh, and yes, a guy in a Lincoln costume backstage has been quiet running gag on this show for many years, as far as I can tell.
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I think Shia LeBeouf did a good job. He was good in Holes and not bad in Constantine.
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Great stuff.
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I see I'm not the only one on the West Coast. Cheers.
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I have not laughed that hard at a episode of SNL in a long time. And the digital Short was so funny.
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Oh, okay, so no more beef jokes. And he's a guy. Who knew? *** Large breasted back-up singer behind April LaVeen will be on Lost season four as the out of focus girl in a bikini from the background of every crown scene finally gets a flashback. Turns out she used to be a back-up singer. *** Trying to end this by quoting that one hilarious line... and... nope, I got nothing. Wait, Keenan's expression when told "If someone turned on a microwave oven, he'd watch it." *** What happened to the Lost talk backs again?
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It was an Irish theatre director who discovered Tom Hanks. I am not making that up. Vincent dowling who now runs the guthrie theatre in the US where he based for 25 years. Was a casting a play, the name of which escapes me in his beloved guthrie theatre, which he has rebuilt since taking it over in the early eighties, He had gone through a lot of male leads all of whom he had rejected and a young man got up on stage and blew dowling away. Aksed many years later, was dowling suprised at Hanks success, he said no, he was just suprised, that hanks hadnt done more stage. Vincent dowling believed he could have a great career as a stage actor.
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The kept calling her a faker, untill hse couldnt take it anyomre. She took a break because of it and went into acting.
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and then she was, and then not, then she was pop rock. It's more punk rock anyway. Oh well, she's cute and tiny and girlfriend is a pretty nifty song. But that performance was terrible indeed.
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it's more pop* rock anyway. Gief edit buttons!!!
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really got to her, apparently. I saw some documentary about her. ON the cool Irish language channel TG4.
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Did you 14 year olds even get the joke?
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the laughs were few and far between for me
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Back in the '80s during the thick vinyl iron-on-transfer era of imprinted t-shirts there was a popular design that showed a turn-of-the-century style handlebar moustache and the legend "moustache rides, five cents". See the joke was that the wearer was offering to perform cunnilingus for money. The 'free moustache rides' sketch was a simple variant on this but without the financial renumeration. "Sofa King" sounds like they're saying "So fucking..." and in the digital short, every time someone fired a gun the song started over. The girl behind Avril had large breasts, a tight jersey and a too small bra and on Update Din Imus was depicted as being bitter and angry over his firing. See, it's not that hard to "get" this show, I think the kids understood it.
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they never read the letter. that part killed it.
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.... Que?
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Shia's last name is second in ugliness only to Elisha Cuthbert's. If anybody needs a fucking stage name, it's her.
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Slightly better than the Peyton Manning snoozefest, but not much. Shia was a non-factor - none of his characters registered at all. But a few of the regulars coaxed some laughs out of me...
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It combined the Tony Danza "play on words" sketch with Tom Hanks' Middle Eastern Salesman character ("you sexy woman-we go disco." "It's crazy-go-nuts!!") The Duke Lacross line was good. And the Jesse and Al open was clever.-----later-----m
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Avril has actually regressed, which is usually what these idiot industry concoctions try NOT to do. Her music has actually become MORE throwaway and forgettable.
But the performances were just HORRIBLE. She didn't even move. Just stood there and sang mediocrely at best, with that hideous band of session musicians paid to look like "punks" AND to act like they are actually enjoying what they're doing.
Playing in Avril Lavigne's touring band and acting like a happy punk: now that's a tougher job than knocking a swift one off the wrist down on the Old Main Drag for a fiver at a time.
What a skank. Will someone please spank her? And film said spanking? And make said film of said spanking available for immediate download? And preferably let it be a chick doing the spanking? Then I will pay attention and unshun her for the brief moment it will take to expulse my loveseed into the ether. -
Cut the guy some slack. I almost spelled it that way, too. It's a funny looking word... And does anyone else think the musical portions' audio was a bit off. The music was drowning her out. Shouldn't there be a sound guy turning up the lead singer's microphone at that point??
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It's just a fun, bouncy teenage song, guys. Is that not allowed now? Or is that another thing geeks are supposed to demand to be more "dark".
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Who said the digital short was based on an O.C episode? I thought they were making fun of The Departed.
And, Disturbia is number one two weeks in a row.
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