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'SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE' RETURNS WITH A PAIR OF LIVE SHOWS IN MARCH FEATURING DWAYNE JOHNSON AND RAY LAMONTAGNE MARCH 7 AND TRACY MORGAN AND KELLY CLARKSON MARCH 14
NEW YORK – February 27, 2008 – NBC's "Saturday Night Live" returns with back-to-back live shows in March.
Dwayne Johnson returns for his third time hosting March 7, and stars in Disney's "Race to Witch Mountain," which opens Friday, March 13. He also recently wrapped filming the comedy "Tooth Fairy," starring alongside Julie Andrews, Ashley Judd and Billy Crystal. Since his breakout role in the film, "The Mummy Returns" and box office powerhouse "The Scorpion King," Dwayne Johnson has firmly established himself as one of Hollywood's top leading men. Johnson excelled as a high school All-American and star defensive lineman for the University of Miami Hurricanes and led his team to win the National Championship in 1991. Upon graduating from the University of Miami, Johnson followed in the footsteps of his WWE Hall of Fame father, Rocky Johnson, and created his famous character "The Rock," one of the most charismatic and dynamic characters the industry has ever seen. Johnson has numerous film credits under his belt including "Get Smart," "Southland Tales," "Gridiron Gang," "The Rundown," "Walking Tall" and "Be Cool".
Singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne will join Johnson as the show's musical guest debut. His latest release "Gossip in the Grain," debuted at #3 on the Billboard charts during its first week and was the top selling album on iTunes. LaMontagne has won over music critics with a unique voice that Rolling Stone Magazine describes as "full of the warm yearning of a young Van Morrison." His debut release "Trouble" was a top 40 hit in the United Kingdom and the album peaked at number 5 in that country. It sold over 400,000 copies worldwide. LaMontagne's sophomore release "Till the Sun Turns Black" was a top 40 hit in the United States, peaking at #28 on the Billboard 200 chart, selling 28,000 copies in its first week of release.
"30 Rock" star and SNL alum Tracy Morgan will host March 14. Morgan plays the wild and unpredictable movie star Tracy Jordan in NBC's two-time Emmy Award-winning comedy, "30 Rock." Morgan will appear in Disney's 2009 animated summer blockbuster "G-Force" and also in David O'Russell's feature film "Nailed," starring alongside Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Biel. As a stand-up comic who headlined across the country, Morgan was first introduced to TV audiences in his role as "Hustleman" on the hit comedy series "Martin." Morgan joined "Saturday Night Live" in 1996, where he appeared for seven seasons and created such memorable characters as "Astronaut Jones" and "Brian Fellows." After leaving "Saturday Night Live," Morgan went on to star in his own comedy series "The Tracy Morgan Show" and as the voice of "Spoonie Luv" on "Crank Yankers." Morgan's feature-film credits include "The Longest Yard," "Little Man," "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back," "Head of State," "First Sunday" and "Superhero Movie". The "30 Rock" cast won the 2009 SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series. Morgan received an individual nomination in both 2008 and 2009 for an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.
Kelly Clarkson, whose fourth album "All I Ever Wanted" is due out on March 10, returns to the SNL stage as musical guest. Clarkson, who has sold over twenty million records worldwide, first appeared on the music scene during the first season of "American Idol" in 2002. Clarkson beat out more than 10,000 people to land the $1 million recording contract as the show's first winner. Her first single, "A Moment Like This" came out in late September of 2002 and sold nearly 250,000 copies in its first week. Her superstardom was secured with "Breakaway" in 2005, which sold over ten million copies, spun off five Top Ten hits, and stayed on the charts for two full years. The platinum-selling follow-up, "My December", arrived in 2007. Clarkson has had nine of her singles becoming Top 10 hits on the Billboard Hot 100. In 2008, she joined VH1's list of 10 sexiest women of the new millennium at #8 and also hit #28 on Vh1's Top 30 Hottest Rock Front Women. As of 2008 she is one of the 10 most played artists on adult contemporary radio. Clarkson won over 60 awards and received over 100 nominations. She has won 2 Grammy Awards (Best Female Pop Vocal Performance "Since U Been Gone", Best Pop Vocal Album "Breakaway").
"Saturday Night Live" is from SNL Studios in association with Broadway Video. The creator and executive producer is Lorne Michaels. Steve Higgins and Marci Klein producers. Ken Aymong supervising producer. Seth Meyers is head writer. Don Roy King directs.
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'SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE' RETURNS WITH A PAIR OF LIVE SHOWS IN MARCH FEATURING DWAYNE JOHNSON AND RAY LAMONTAGNE MARCH 7 AND TRACY MORGAN AND KELLY CLARKSON MARCH 14
NEW YORK – February 27, 2008 – NBC's "Saturday Night Live" returns with back-to-back live shows in March.
Dwayne Johnson returns for his third time hosting March 7, and stars in Disney's "Race to Witch Mountain," which opens Friday, March 13. He also recently wrapped filming the comedy "Tooth Fairy," starring alongside Julie Andrews, Ashley Judd and Billy Crystal. Since his breakout role in the film, "The Mummy Returns" and box office powerhouse "The Scorpion King," Dwayne Johnson has firmly established himself as one of Hollywood's top leading men. Johnson excelled as a high school All-American and star defensive lineman for the University of Miami Hurricanes and led his team to win the National Championship in 1991. Upon graduating from the University of Miami, Johnson followed in the footsteps of his WWE Hall of Fame father, Rocky Johnson, and created his famous character "The Rock," one of the most charismatic and dynamic characters the industry has ever seen. Johnson has numerous film credits under his belt including "Get Smart," "Southland Tales," "Gridiron Gang," "The Rundown," "Walking Tall" and "Be Cool".
Singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne will join Johnson as the show's musical guest debut. His latest release "Gossip in the Grain," debuted at #3 on the Billboard charts during its first week and was the top selling album on iTunes. LaMontagne has won over music critics with a unique voice that Rolling Stone Magazine describes as "full of the warm yearning of a young Van Morrison." His debut release "Trouble" was a top 40 hit in the United Kingdom and the album peaked at number 5 in that country. It sold over 400,000 copies worldwide. LaMontagne's sophomore release "Till the Sun Turns Black" was a top 40 hit in the United States, peaking at #28 on the Billboard 200 chart, selling 28,000 copies in its first week of release.
"30 Rock" star and SNL alum Tracy Morgan will host March 14. Morgan plays the wild and unpredictable movie star Tracy Jordan in NBC's two-time Emmy Award-winning comedy, "30 Rock." Morgan will appear in Disney's 2009 animated summer blockbuster "G-Force" and also in David O'Russell's feature film "Nailed," starring alongside Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Biel. As a stand-up comic who headlined across the country, Morgan was first introduced to TV audiences in his role as "Hustleman" on the hit comedy series "Martin." Morgan joined "Saturday Night Live" in 1996, where he appeared for seven seasons and created such memorable characters as "Astronaut Jones" and "Brian Fellows." After leaving "Saturday Night Live," Morgan went on to star in his own comedy series "The Tracy Morgan Show" and as the voice of "Spoonie Luv" on "Crank Yankers." Morgan's feature-film credits include "The Longest Yard," "Little Man," "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back," "Head of State," "First Sunday" and "Superhero Movie". The "30 Rock" cast won the 2009 SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series. Morgan received an individual nomination in both 2008 and 2009 for an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.
Kelly Clarkson, whose fourth album "All I Ever Wanted" is due out on March 10, returns to the SNL stage as musical guest. Clarkson, who has sold over twenty million records worldwide, first appeared on the music scene during the first season of "American Idol" in 2002. Clarkson beat out more than 10,000 people to land the $1 million recording contract as the show's first winner. Her first single, "A Moment Like This" came out in late September of 2002 and sold nearly 250,000 copies in its first week. Her superstardom was secured with "Breakaway" in 2005, which sold over ten million copies, spun off five Top Ten hits, and stayed on the charts for two full years. The platinum-selling follow-up, "My December", arrived in 2007. Clarkson has had nine of her singles becoming Top 10 hits on the Billboard Hot 100. In 2008, she joined VH1's list of 10 sexiest women of the new millennium at #8 and also hit #28 on Vh1's Top 30 Hottest Rock Front Women. As of 2008 she is one of the 10 most played artists on adult contemporary radio. Clarkson won over 60 awards and received over 100 nominations. She has won 2 Grammy Awards (Best Female Pop Vocal Performance "Since U Been Gone", Best Pop Vocal Album "Breakaway").
"Saturday Night Live" is from SNL Studios in association with Broadway Video. The creator and executive producer is Lorne Michaels. Steve Higgins and Marci Klein producers. Ken Aymong supervising producer. Seth Meyers is head writer. Don Roy King directs.
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Is if Christian Bale hosts
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Mar 07, 2009 1:15:40 AM CST
Crossing my fingers for some 'Astronaut Jones' on the 14th
by sifodyasjr.
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That we have to watch a 30 second commercial in order to see a 27 second commercial. What a crock.
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Love the fact that Dwayne Johnson got big enough to ditch 'The Rock' so Vince McMahon doesn't get a check whenever the name is in the credits. Greedy asshole. Oh, and so long as Dwayne keeps doing these Disney flicks I'll probably never see any of his movies again. Only saw the Scorpion King anyway. But still, good for him.
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Classic. Tracy Morgan was great. Wish he could get some work though... (still pretending 30 Rock doesn't exist)
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Until they get rid of Seth Myeres as the head writer. The show is TERRBILE! How can they not see this?
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Doesnt Exist?? are you kidding! That show has created more laugh out loud moments this season than every other show on tv combined! you should give it another shot... the writing is absolutely brilliant... quite juvenile at times, but definitely brilliant
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They've been saying that since 1975. 3 things are certain in life. You'll lose money. You'll die and SNL will be on the air forever. No matter if it's good or bad.
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He's a funny guy and you know he'll actually put some effort into the show. Too bad the writing is terrible.
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who dat ninja or phat bitch coming to blu-ray?
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thn the writters are idiots, so many times they get old cast members back but refuse to do a classic character sketch,also i hope kelly clarkson runs away to the sewers like britney did and meet morgan's hobo character
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It's inexpensive to produce and makes GE a lot of money through synergy. Any cast member that gets too popular to work for cheap can be, and is, fired or allowed to quit. The show's an easy showcase for whatever star has a new movie or TV series coming and whatever recording act has a new single so the producers get big stars to guest almost nothing. Basically, it'll last for the same reason that NBC has kept Leno around (even moving him to primetime next year): economics.
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Also, to continue the comparison to Leno's Tonight Show, both shows started out as groundbreakers, eventually became institutions and now are show that, if not actually funny, are easy enough to watch at 11:30 pm at night right before you fall asleep. They've become corporate media comfort food.
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Seriously, if you think the Brian Fellows sketch was genius but hate 30 Rock, I gotta advise you to lay off of the meth. Tracy Morgan is doing the best work of his career on 30 Rock.
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I wonder if Kid Idioteque realizes he's the least original person on the planet.
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We live in. We're forced to watch a commercial for a movie before viewing a PROMO for a TV show!
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Is Woodrow the homeless guy. Put him in with Kelly Clarkson...god those sketches were gold, Jerry! GOLD!
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Doc Savage
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should hire whomever writes these press releases for SNL to actually write for the show. It's funny on a consistent basis. Scorpion King referred to as a box-office powerhouse?Gold, Jerry. Gold.
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Only reason it is still on is inexpensive to make.
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Fuck if Boondocks can do it why can't SNL. Their Paterson sounds like a tired old catskill comedian doing the shithole circuit.
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That's pretty much exactly what I was going for...
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Mar 07, 2009 1:29:07 PM CST
You don't end a question with a proposition at.
by billypilgrimisunstuck
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.. has it been good lately?
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seriously, your a bunch of morons. So are the people who complain about the quality of the show. I don't know if you're aware, but there is no law that makes you watch the show. I mean seriously, i looked it up. This doesn't go for just this show, but all shows. I think Obama needs to put several million dollars into hiring technicians who can go to your houses and teach you how to change the channel. That or at the very least help find you guys social lives, so maybe then you'll have something better to do than bitch about a TV show that you don't like on the internet.
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its streaky. There are times when its great, and times when its a trainwreck. I'm willing to bet The Rock will do a good job.
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yes her.
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they should go fucking wild on that one, that's grade-A SNL material right there
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I just don't get all the crazy talk about how 30 rock is the greatest show ever in the history of everything. I mean its OH-KAY, and is for sure not horrible or unwatchable but when people use words like "brilliant" to describe it I think that goes a bit too far. Its cute. I think that is the best word for it. Cute. They make self-aware, hip jokes about things and people jump out of their seats like God Baby Jesus said his first word.
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and have him do battle with the Octo-Mom. Or, as James Bond, ask her after having 8 kids, and 6 before that, what's the condition of the Octopussy?
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Sorry, but I gotta get this off my chest here: It just bugs me when people use the term "train wreck" incorrectly. The term is used for something that is so bad, so horrific and so awful that you cant HELP but look at it or pay attention to it. It doesn't mean that something is simply bad. And while I am at this, everyone out there PLEASE stop saying or writing "myriad of". It is simply "myriad". As in, this site has myriad articles that Entertainment Weekly broke first.
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I'm predicting there will be at least one...no, no, several...skits where you know the joke thirty seconds in, but have to watch it repeated five or six different ways.
Can I have the million bucks, old man? I mean, I'm a regular fucking Nostradamus. -
I also predict:
* The Rock will wear at least one stupid, unfunny costume and be made to look like a fool for no good reason...
* There will be gay jokes...
* The funnier new cast members, Abbie Elliot and Michaela Watkins, will get maybe two minutes of time between them...
* The new fat guy will continue his streak of not doing a single funny thing on the show, but this won't even come close to Kenan Thompson, who's yet to do anything funny in his life...
Man, it's going to be spooky to come back to this later... -
(punchline to an old Knock Knock joke)
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must have been a blowjob contract.
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They almost... ALMOST made fun of the Messiah...
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Dear God! Look at her! Lorne obviously got my letters!
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Ugh.
I am not an SNL hater. Quite the opposite, in fact, but come on. i get it. The Rock is gay and can sing. Got it. -
Dorsal Wiig Boobage.
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This is classic . . .
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yeah... that might be one of the greatest opening monologues ever
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maybe we might see full frontal tonight?!
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not the Obama sketches so much, but almost everything else he does.
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Obama... kind of amusing
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You almost just gave me a heart attack at the prospect of it...
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Obama sketch fail... MacGruber is bombing, no pun intended.
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I've already got half of it written, along with a sketch. It involves baby oil, a Twister mat, and co-stars Wiig and Casey.
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is a fat ass now, hardly recognized him as Macguyver.
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Sweet!
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I say we get on the next flight to New York City
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We can't do any worse than 70% of the rest of the writing on the show!
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is bringing it... guess when you have 3 weeks to write a show, it pays off a bit.
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MacGruber is always great.
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Lorne just did that to spite me. XD
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Kinda makes up for the lame Pepsi commercial ones.
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Yeah, you musta went to far in your letter when you referred to him as cockweasel.
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The sketches aren't dragging. Short and sweet.
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miss the digital short? or is it going to be a risque, later show short?
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Yeah, this is the first show in a long time which I wasn't bitching about most of the sketches. Solid effort!
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Wow. That Iran joke was classic.
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The Iran joke was awesome... Kenan must die, though
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I really, really hate to be so happy to see JT
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Ha ha...now, how about Abby Elliot dressed as Jessica Rabbit?!?!
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He has 20 times the talent of Keenan.
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Perhaps you're forgetting a little something called... GOODBURGER.
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Mar 07, 2009 11:25:36 PM CST
You KNOW Justin's gonna make her keep that costume on...
by flim springfield
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We can add Biel to our oil scene.
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Jon Bovi is back!!!
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damn that thang stuck out. she had some arm fat though...
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http://highbridnation.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/jessica-biel-butt.jpg
It very well could have been! -
that Biel's real ass, or a stunt ass?
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She's packing more muscles than The Rock!
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is awesome. my girlfriend turned me on to him. it's good music for setting the mood.
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Go Pack!!!
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I love when SNL gets really, really weird. Fuck the political sketches, this is why I dig this show.
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...the wierd stuff like this rather odd alien sports host sketch. Every once in a while someone on SLN has a genuinely original idea and doesn't just fall back on one-note characters and celebrity impersonations. Now, just make sure not to have the alien sports host back on every week with a new catch phrase.
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SNL usually has good premises but than fails in the follow through. Tonight has been an exception. Shows that rock with the silly - Mr. Show with Bob and Dave and Kids in the Hall, neither of which are around anymore, unfortunately.
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Actually, the Trump stuff is usually pretty funny.
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However, also setting a record for longest a show has went without a shit sketch! Congrats, SNL!
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Is that wrong?
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yes. very wrong. apologize.
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I'm sorry... X(
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Tom Green has more talent in his left nut than Jimmy Fallon.
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... this singing douche looks like the test tube love child of Kenny Loggins & Michael McDonald. Kinda sounds like he's doing a bad Springsteen impression too.
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is that damning with faint praise?
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Okay, they hit another wierdness-homerun with that one.
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Man, that was worth it.
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Mar 07, 2009 11:59:20 PM CST
Call me crazy, thought the lighthouse skit was funny as hell
by 'cholera's ghost
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good call... rivals, but not as good as Jon Hamm... if only for lack of Jon Hamm's John Ham.
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...and hire Alec Baldwin, Justin Timberlake, and Duane Johnson instead.
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you'll need a bit more salary to hire all those. I don't think the problem with SNL is the cast (Keenan aside) it's the uneven writing. It's like somebody's slow cousin works there and submits shit that nobody wants to turn down for fear of angering the bosses.
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Best all around episode. No GREAT memorable homerun sketches, but lots of doubles and triples to win the game.
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...oh, I'm sure its the writing that is mostly at fault...I just badly want them to get rid of Keenan.
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is obviously seth. which is why it takes 3 weeks to write a good show.
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Thrillho and I will mention that in our letter to Lorne Michaels referenced above. The one calling for full frontal lesbian Twister w/ baby oil. I'm not sure which is more likely a dream to come true - a SNL free of Keenan (Cosby wannabe) or full frontal nudity, but either would be a welcome change.
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LOL, that would explain a lot. Of course, I have it on good word that one group of writers for the show arrives to work each day in a short bus.
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Too often SNL writer stick with the most obvious jokes and repeat them for five minutes. Nice to see them try something different.
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This is a standing offer.
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Hell, your first two (stupid costume and gay joke) both happened during the monolog! Before the show really even started! Good call.
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No impressions and same stupid look on his face added in with jerky movement. I mean look at like this. If he lost weight he still couldn't do the Obama impression cause he can't do impressions. Time for him to just get a real job. I suggest the DMV. When people see you there and realize you were the shittiest cast member on SNL they'll magically forget they were at the DMV and had to go back in line cause they forgot to bring one more form with them.
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Oh wait I forgot I don't sit at home on Saturday night like a fucking loser. So how the fuck would I know?
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If he was to trip over his own bad acting and break his neck, it would be a good thing.
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MOVE!!!!
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..yeah, you must have had a WIIILD night to be awake, posting on AICN at 7:30am. You go bro!
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People talk about the "Is this show still on" people, but I have to say the "This show hasn't been funny in ten years" take the cake. Who watches a show they hate for ten years? Same goes for The Simpsons. Annnnyway...
Didn't get to see it tonight. Have always enjoyed when Dwayne hosted. Guess I'll catch the rerun.
As for the prediction of gay jokes... that seems to be their fall back this season. The episode that Paul Rudd hosted, nearly every sketch was a gay joke. -
MAD TV is getting canceled and this stays on. Mad TV was way better than this last night, even with the Rock.
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Oh Yeah your magic all right..The only magic you know is how to make a penis disappear..
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Can we move SNL to the who give a shit category. It sucks and it has sucked mightily for too many years to count. It ain't even worth TIVOing anymore.
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Well, I guess THE CURSE OF EDDIE
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Buckwheat was funny!
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Brian has no clue what animals do, and Bob (From the British show "The Mighty Boosh") has no idea what the animals proper names are. God, that would be funny. :) Anyhoo, Andy Samberg is a terrible Cathy. Justin Timberlake, however, was great as her hubby, Irving. :)
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Mar 08, 2009 5:13:58 PM CDT
Tim Meadows was funny, but more of a utility guy than 'star'.
by flim springfield
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Tim Meadows made me laugh.
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1) Don't watch Saturday Night 2) Masturbate 3) Cry about being alone 4) Masturbate and cry 5) Realize that the handle "magic_ninja" is the gayest fucking name ever which then causes him to 6) Masturbate and cry some more 7) In bed at 9 PM ready to get up first thing in the morning to make fun of people who watched SNL.
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Then he's scared by all the whizzing things and bright lights after taking two steps outside his hobbit hole so he goes and crys in a dark corner.
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...magic_ninja is a pretty lame ass name, isn't it?
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That was my favorite sketch. "He was going to smoke those."
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The Rock has hosted twice. This will be Dwayne's first time. Maybe he'll fight his way to get early admission into the five-timers club.
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Anybody heard of Chris Rock. He was great as Nat X, the man so black he may be navy.
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Man, that show could work characters into the ground like no other...
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The Rock's a funny guy, we actually got some Elliot (Watkins still getting stiffed, though) and minimal Keenan throughout.
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The rock/dwayne has charisma. he did well, although there was like a half hour where he wasn't even involved. Some sketches were weak. Loved the use of Macgyver....will forte taking a dump on macgyver's ashes is classic. That's now 2 digital shorts recently that have shown Forte's ass....they trying for a record? The Rock Obama was pretty good too. I liked the hawaiian dancers skit
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Good episode.
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Have to admit that it's pretty funny to see him show how aware he is of the gay rumors. Even if he was not even the most homophobic nutjob would give him crap.
I about died during the alien sketch. Every cast has at least one future star and it wouldn't suprise me if Bill Hader is the one.
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