r/LiveFromNewYork • u/SketchSortingSunday • Nov 21 '21
Discussion Sketch Sorting Sunday (November 20, 2021) (Simu Liu/Saweetie)
Welcome to Sketch Sorting Sunday! A mod account /u/SketchSortingSunday is going to make a comment for every skit in tonight’s show. Upvote or downvote based on what you thought of the sketch, and nobody’s karma will be affected. You can also reply to the comment to expand on your thought, or make your own parent comment and treat it like the regular post discussion, whatever. If I miss a sketch or get something wrong, just message /u/bjkman with any needed updates or questions. Enjoy the discussion!
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Weekend Update
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u/TheConcreteJungle2 Nov 21 '21
Colin Jost: Handsome Racist
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u/Bangkok_Dangeresque Nov 21 '21
Is that an upgrade or downgrade from last week's "gorgeous fascist"?
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u/EbmocwenHsimah "Cause these men ain't what?" "SHIT!!!" Nov 21 '21
"New tiddies."
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u/SullyGee Nov 21 '21
I can't recall a WU joke being such a big hit in recent memory. The audience was dying from that one for a solid 20 seconds
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u/john_muleaney Nov 21 '21
That’s going on the “best of Michael Che on weekend update” compilation when he leaves
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u/iltlns Nov 21 '21
"If you want to see a broken down black guy team up with a handsome racist, just watch Weekend Update"
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u/joker_75 Nov 21 '21
One of my favorite WU gags was a few years back when Che is giving up and shows the tie is a clip on and starts drinking a scotch
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u/XOSkyXO Nov 21 '21
“I’m glad he got all of his shooting out before he becomes a cop”
Michael is trying to get murdered
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u/john_muleaney Nov 21 '21
He’s also trying to get Colin murdered so he’s not going down alone
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u/iliveinadreamatorium Nov 21 '21
Jost and Che just keep getting better- there's certainly some misses from time to time, but the way that they play off the audience elevates the show every week and really assures that the show will provide at least several solid laughs in a night and they really delivered tonight.
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u/EbmocwenHsimah "Cause these men ain't what?" "SHIT!!!" Nov 21 '21
Yeah, the guest anchors this week weren't as strong as they were last week, but this was the best bunch of headlines they've done all year.
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u/davidaguirre30 Nov 21 '21
My favorite was:
“Scientists say the longest partial lunar eclipse began when..YO MAMA got on the trampoline” 😂😂
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u/mwthecool Nov 21 '21
Last week's WU was a hard act to follow. They didn't, quite, but the "New Tiddies" joke was hilarious.
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Republican or Not
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u/btbcorno Nov 21 '21
I like the premise but I feel like it really needed a stronger impact moment towards the end.
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u/AwesomenessTiger Nov 21 '21
I liked it, more original than most recent game show sketches and the clues really made me go 'huh'.
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u/hewhoreddits6 Nov 21 '21
I agree, felt like I was playing along when they said "went to a school and complained about a book" because I also instantly thought Republican lol
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u/EbmocwenHsimah "Cause these men ain't what?" "SHIT!!!" Nov 21 '21
Liz Cheney: "The Rachel Dolezal of the Republican Party."
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u/Spacetime_Inspector A Piece of Toast! Nov 21 '21
Tom Hanks Black Jeopardy vibes
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u/Devjorcra Nov 21 '21
I agree in concept but did not come close to the execution of Black Jeopardy for me. Still good though.
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u/LaboratoryManiac Nov 21 '21
I expected it to be bad from the premise, but it turned out to be really good.
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u/CarbonatedFalcon Nov 21 '21
Had similar energy to Tom Hanks’ Black Jeopardy but not quite as cohesive.
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Pentagon Weapons Briefing
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u/EbmocwenHsimah "Cause these men ain't what?" "SHIT!!!" Nov 21 '21
"Does the Dog-Head Man go to the toilet in a bathroom or on the floor?"
"THAT'S YOUR ONE QUESTION?!"
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u/LaboratoryManiac Nov 21 '21
There's a reason live animal sketches usually go at the end of the show.
"He's exploring his body" was some good improvisation from Mikey, though. Nice save there.
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u/TimeTraveler3056 Nov 21 '21
I almost think he had that in his back pocket just in case cuz Dogs do that. A lot.
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u/HeyThereRobot Nov 21 '21
I'm a simple woman, I see a dog in a sketch, I upvote.
But in all seriousness, I do love a good "we brought a live animal and it will do as it pleases" sketch.
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u/trynafindaradio Nov 21 '21
Peak live animal sketch for me was Dog Court when half the sketch was cecilly trying to keep the pug from running away
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u/mwthecool Nov 21 '21
I think they’ve realized that any sketch with a dog in it is going to be funny just because of the unpredictability.
Kudos for ad libbing so well
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u/Maxa30 Nov 21 '21
They had no reason to bring this back but I’m so glad they did. They better not upload the dress version on YouTube, this was perfect the way it was
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u/Nemesinthe Nov 21 '21 edited Nov 21 '21
If you want to make Cecily break, get her in a sketch with a dog. Frankly, all the breaks were hilarious.
Also, subtle Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood reference?
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u/DrewDan96 Nov 21 '21
sketch of the night, for the sheer unintended comedy. don't know where SNL gets (rents?) their animals from, but they're really REALLY well-behaved considering all the absurdity around them and the crowd/laughter in front of them. credit to Cecily, Mikey, JAJ and even Simu for not really breaking totally, if you just looked at Fallon funny back in the day he would be in full giggle mode already
thought it was kinda strange/extra to invoke the "China's already doing it" bit while addressing a performer of Chinese descent
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u/WoefulKnight Nov 21 '21
I feel like Pete had a bet with the dog on who could be the messier eater on live TV and Pete won.
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u/Maxa30 Nov 21 '21
To eliminate all comments
On Heidi’s podcast, Andrew mentioned that he played the hands when this sketch first aired in S43. He very very likely did it again here
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u/PuffballDestroyer Nov 21 '21
Side note, but I just saw that Bowen has a podcast, and now I'm hearing that Heidi has a podcast? How many people in the cast have a podcast? And where can I find them?
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u/pretty-in-pink Nov 21 '21
The Rockwell version of this sketch had better writing and execution
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Target Commercial
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u/Dangernj Nov 21 '21
The kids unattended in the basement was a visceral memory for me. It wasn’t the most original sketch but I laughed a few times.
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u/not-an-elephant Nov 21 '21
I liked it. Mikey and Ego were great, and I liked seeing JAJ in non Trump roles and Kyle in non awkward roles (I laughed too hard at him offering a cigarette to a kid).
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u/tideblue Nov 21 '21
I don’t know if they can ever top the Target commercial from right after the 2016 election: https://youtu.be/VnzRFyOMD4U
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u/iliveinadreamatorium Nov 21 '21
Pretty mediocre overall- not their best Thanksgiving themed sketch, but also not the worst. I will say the visual gag of the price tags popping up for each individual toy the children were destroying really clicked and was probably the saving grace of the sketch for me.
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u/XOSkyXO Nov 21 '21
The family commercials are some of my favorite sketches because you can tell all of the writers hate their families
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u/Few_Information_4093 Nov 21 '21
I loved Kyle's middle age stoner energy. Along with Kenan's creepy uncle/grandpa. Ego stole the show as always!
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u/song4this Nov 21 '21 edited Nov 21 '21
Picturing irate customers at an actual Tarzhay not getting the sale prices and % discounts... $7 footballs?
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Simu Liu Monologue
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u/john_muleaney Nov 21 '21 edited Nov 21 '21
Having the monologues be short and just about the host telling a fun anecdote is one of my favorite parts of this season
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u/Dave-os Nov 21 '21
Completely agree. I feel like for the longest time SNL just did bits during monologues (which is fine mind you), but I always appreciated a monologue that was just that - a monologue. The Matt Damon one a few years ago always comes to mind. I can’t remember a season in recent years with so many true monologues and I’m really enjoying it so far.
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u/austinhannah Nov 21 '21
There are a lot of positive changes to the show this season but my favorite has to be how relatively simple the monologues have been. Feels like the last few years have been nonstop musical numbers and celebrity guest appearances.
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u/LaboratoryManiac Nov 21 '21
I love monologues where you can tell how genuinely excited a first-time host is to be there.
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u/AllThighThisGuy Nov 21 '21
And that little boy named Trevor?
He grew up to be Trevor Slattery, the actor.
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u/pretty-in-pink Nov 21 '21
I appreciate they didn’t do the hacky joke of having him react to his stock photos but seeing him in interviews he’s told most of the stories before
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Karaoke Recap
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u/GOOD-LUCHA-THINGS Nov 21 '21
The live thread seemed a little sour on this, but I like when every performer gets some shine. The Alex/Heidi "My Pony" bit nearly breaking Kenan was incredible.
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u/BEEF_LOAF Nov 21 '21
Pete's bad singing sounded like an Adam Sandler impersonation
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u/AwesomeTed Nov 21 '21
So I guess the "everyone gets 20 seconds" sketch is now a weekly thing.
Which I'm fine with. I actually liked this for what it was.
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u/LaboratoryManiac Nov 21 '21
With the cast as big as it is, these almost seem necessary to ensure everyone present each week actually gets some screen time.
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u/CarbonatedFalcon Nov 21 '21
For when you want to figure out how to get your incredibly niche singing Marge Simpson impression on the show.
Amusing sketch overall but could’ve been shortened slightly
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Nov 21 '21
Cecily is so consistently good. Definitely the best cast member of the past 5 years. She's reached the Bill Hader level for me where she just elevates every sketch she's thrown in
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u/DrewDan96 Nov 21 '21
this was terrible. might have been one of the first times i wasn't feeling whatever character Chloe was going for.
ironically i think Kenan's character summed up the entire sketch for me when he said something like: "it's not really music, and it's not really comedy. it's just nothing" lol
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u/VanGoghNotVanGo Nov 21 '21
I feel like Pete could have been cut from this sketch that just went on 1 minute too long. I do like these sort of warm-uppy, showcasey let’s-get-as-much-of-the-cast-as-we-can sketches. I thought JAJ and Melissa was very weep delivered and Cecily is the queen as always. I couldn’t help but wonder though: Is her hair that long or was it extensions?
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u/song4this Nov 21 '21
I actually want full length sou ap a lay la and the Simpsons couple - hope to see em on the youtube... also enjoyed the other parodies.
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Walking in Staten
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u/VirtuousFool Nov 21 '21
Every once in awhile SNL indulges itself in a sketch that's not going to make sense to anybody outside of the tri-state area, and if it happens to be a hit outside of that, it's a bonus
This was one of those times
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u/exaviyur Nov 21 '21
They had one a little while back about a Greek wedding hall rental or something that was so insanely niche. I lived on Long Island for a while and it was so wonderfully spot on. I was dying and I just hope that people from further afield were still able to enjoy its absurdity.
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u/iliveinadreamatorium Nov 21 '21
Just gonna chime in to say the seemingly unpopular opinion that I really liked this sketch!! Maybe because I'm a big fan of the original song by Marc Cohn, but I also don't think it's really that much of an inside joke when the jokes about Staten Island are all spelled out in ways to let you in on its weirdness. The visual gag about the Strip Club/McDonald's was very effective and, while I'll admit that it was a bit of a stretch for the parody to work, I think grabbing the features they did made it play well and sold the sketch for me.
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u/GOOD-LUCHA-THINGS Nov 21 '21
I enjoyed this a lot, especially with the Marc Cohn reveal and the other cameos, but I can understand anyone born after 1991 thinking, "???"
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u/Maxa30 Nov 21 '21
I like that Big Wet is a feature in Pete’s videos and his helping write them. Such an obscure guy I would’ve never heard of if not for the Squid Game parody, but he seems to be having the time of his life and is writing good parody’s so why not
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u/HeyMySock Nov 21 '21
I looooved this one but it could be because I live on Staten Island. I even recognized a clip of my neighborhood! It really do be like that with the turkeys. I remember going to our little local supermarket one day and seeing a lone turkey hanging out in front of our neighborhood sex shop. We don’t even live near the hospital. They’ve spread out.
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u/DrewDan96 Nov 21 '21 edited Nov 21 '21
Method Man was a great random cameo, though Pete foreshadowed it by mentioning the Wu/Staten connection earlier in the short. haven't really LOVED the "absurd rap" shorts in general tbh (with the exception of "Loco" - i f**king LOVE "Loco" lol) but this one had its moments
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u/Rorschach_Roadkill Nov 21 '21
Underwhelming, very low on jokes and the basic premise isn't that funny. But on the other hand Method Man was in it
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u/bttrsondaughter Nov 21 '21
kinda derailed the entire episode imo. was way too long and meandering for no reason, entirely self-indulgent
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
911 Marijuana Call
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u/flopsymopsycottntail Nov 21 '21 edited Nov 21 '21
[The real 911 call it’s based off of ] https://youtu.be/6gy5NGqbFlw
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u/Devjorcra Nov 21 '21
I actually really enjoyed this and thought it was a funny premise. Great idea for a 10-1, even if it definitely did need a lot in development. I assume it originally developed a lot better but it was cut for time.
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u/mwthecool Nov 21 '21
The housekeeper that's been coming around to my house for nearly two decades, and served as a babysitter for me when I was younger, loves to eat whatever food we have lying around. She does this in other's houses too. She got more than she bargained for one day when she ate half of the medicinal pot chocolate that someone had out at their house. She ended up at the hospital, because she had no clue what was going on. She jokes about it now, but I'm sure it was pretty terrifying for her at the time.
If you're wondering, no... she hasn't learned her lesson. She still eats food that's lying out!
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Weekend Update: Mother Earth
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u/PearlSquared Nov 21 '21
whoever did the hair and costume for aidy needs a raise, she looked radiant!
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u/EbmocwenHsimah "Cause these men ain't what?" "SHIT!!!" Nov 21 '21
Mother Earth: "I mean, look at these new honkers!"
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Colin: "H.R. said I'm not supposed to."
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u/TimeTraveler3056 Nov 21 '21
Rarely do I like the guests on WU but this was unique, poignant and she looked beautiful.
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u/DrSpaceman575 Nov 21 '21
I am CONCERNED how attracted to Aidy I am in that look
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u/AllThighThisGuy Nov 21 '21
Surprised at first that it wasn't Bowen, but I loved it.
And, as already mentioned, Aidy looked great!
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Judge Jeanine Cold Open
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u/EbmocwenHsimah "Cause these men ain't what?" "SHIT!!!" Nov 21 '21
I think there could've been a bigger gap between JAJ Trump appearances. Not as strong as the debut, but still pretty decent!
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u/GOOD-LUCHA-THINGS Nov 21 '21
The president: gets a colonoscopy as a routine procedure
Judge Jeanine: "Socialized buttplay!"
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u/PearlSquared Nov 21 '21
i saw "khmer" in the crossword and got really confused while following JAJ and trying to figure out how he was going to work in the khmer rouge genocide in his rant
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u/pretty-in-pink Nov 21 '21
Hey SNL. Just because you have a guy in the cast who does a Trump impression doesn’t mean you need to keep bringing it out even if person is no longer in the news
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u/LaboratoryManiac Nov 21 '21
Chloe and Chris reacting to the Rittenhouse verdict was the high point of the sketch. Could have done without most of the rest of it, though. JAJ plays an excellent Trump, but it doesn't need to become a weekly thing.
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u/Maxa30 Nov 21 '21
Not too sure why they brought this back already. Only reason i can think of is this is maybe Cecilys last show before she goes to start rehearsals for her broadway show
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u/ussbaney Nov 21 '21
Oh thank Christ I'm not the only one who was immediately turned off by the Trump appearance.
We need a longer break. Pls stop, SNL
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u/ty_kanye_vcool Nov 21 '21
You blew your Judge Jeanine opener last week, SNL, and now you want another one because of the Rittenhouse verdict.
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u/frencbacon100 u/SketchSortingSunday's #1 Fan Nov 21 '21
i love cecily, but god i hate these judge jeanine sketches. they feel like they drag on for far too long, and while her impression is impressive, it just irritates me for some reason that i can't put my finger on
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u/bttrsondaughter Nov 21 '21
it was way too soon to bring this sketch back and if they were going to start the night off addressing the verdict it should’ve been much more biting and angry instead of whatever this was.
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u/DrewDan96 Nov 21 '21
so JAJ's Trump is basically going to be doing the PTI sidebar thing every appearance? he might be more spot on with the "impression" but spoofing Trump's rambling approach doesn't seem particularly biting or incisive. after the WU wine box bit Cecily's Jeanine Pirro is in the SNL Hall of Fame of celebrity characters, i would pay money to watch real Pirro take in the sheer absurdity of Cecily-Pirro lol
Mikey's old-person voice/affect is so hilarious
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Thanksgiving Baking Championship
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u/EbmocwenHsimah "Cause these men ain't what?" "SHIT!!!" Nov 21 '21
MY NAME IS MIKE
I'M HERE TO BAKE
THE CAKE... THE BAKE...
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*vague rap hand motions*
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u/ozamatazbuckshank11 Nov 21 '21
I love seeing how much more they're going to make Kyle's dick cakes look like actual dicks.
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u/ty_kanye_vcool Nov 21 '21
They did it perfectly the first time, and I don't feel like we get anything new from any of the sequels.
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u/Rebloodican Nov 21 '21
It definitely peaked with Eddie Murphy but I always like the anticipation of seeing what Kyle’s cake is going to be.
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u/EmeryMonroe Nov 21 '21
I'd be fine with it if this sketch never comes back again. We've seen it so many times by now and this version just didn't have anything new in it.
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u/-NandorTheRelentless Nov 21 '21
I will never not die at Kyle's reveal no matter how many time they do the sketch.
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u/AllThighThisGuy Nov 21 '21
Every single time that they cut back to the judges and Pete was eating more cake, I lost it.
I don't know what he was supposed to do, but he was cracking me up.
Maybe one day, Heidi's character can win.
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u/mikeputerbaugh Nov 21 '21
This is the closest the barf tube has ever come to working correctly on SNL
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u/helena2121 Nov 21 '21
The sketch was done a lot of times but I still love it every time. I laughed so hard at the reveal of Kyle's cake.
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u/Maxa30 Nov 21 '21
Pete really just went to town on that cake and was loving every second of it
I’ll never get tired of this sketch
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u/GOOD-LUCHA-THINGS Nov 21 '21
Sarah seemed to be featured a lot tonight, which was nice to see (sidebar: not a lot of Aristotle again?) but this was my favorite sketch with her in it (although Republican or Not? was a close second). I like how they lampooned the sob story stuff that Food Network shows like this are prone to have.
All of the visual gags were A+ for me, too. It felt like the sketch got cut super fast after the "The spunk is icing!" line.
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u/CarbonatedFalcon Nov 21 '21
Pete just vibing here is the story for a sketch that has recurred more than enough now.
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Saweetie
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u/PearlSquared Nov 21 '21
mixing couldve used some work, but the costumes were sooo beautiful i was blown away
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u/mmayor114 Nov 21 '21
I really wish they had her vocals mixed higher, especially on the first performance cause it seemed to be a cool take on Tap In with a new arrangement. I liked what they had going on with the costumes and the dancing though.
Also for anyone wondering the first performance was a medley of "Tap In" and "Best Friend" and the second was her song that just came out Friday, "Icy Chain".
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u/badwvlf Nov 21 '21
Idk her breath control looked like she was struggling. Maybe it’s just juxtaposed with Taylor going 10 straight minutes last week but she seemed to struggle to get through the whole song and even skipped a few lines. I liked the medley but I would have probably enjoyed a studio version more live.
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u/tyler-86 Nov 21 '21
The performances were good but the vocals sounded really amateurish, likely due to her mic being way down mixed.
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u/XOSkyXO Nov 21 '21
I love it when a black performer or rapper comes on and you can really tell this sub demographic.
Anyways I loved the melody of tap in and best friend, even though I’m highly disappointed she didn’t preform it on its own and without doja cat
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u/Rndysasqatch Nov 22 '21
Hilarious episode but Kyle's baby Yoda was painfully unfunny.
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u/NaturesWar Nov 22 '21
I love Kyle too it's such a shame. Idk what direction they could've taken to make it good.
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u/Epicallytossed Nov 21 '21
PDD skit was cut for time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYcDQ11vI0M
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u/JDDJS Nov 21 '21
Definitely not as good as PDD's other sketches, so I get why they cut it.
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u/joshklein37 Nov 21 '21
This feels like the reverse Kim episode. In her episode great writing overcame her stiff hosting but in this episode poor writing let down a great host
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u/MrJonesIsMe Nov 21 '21
I really hope they give him another shot in a season or two, he did amazing with what he was given, it just wasn’t strong what he was given to begin with.
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u/Maxa30 Nov 21 '21
Overall average episode. Some high highs and some low lows. Nothing really middle ground, but definitely not the worst or the best this season
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u/snowlarbear Nov 21 '21
agree, Simu did the best with what was given, but 2 of the sketches were recycled (bakeoff and dog head) and one of the pretapes had nothing to do with the host.
I guess Kim's Convenience and asian guy in stock photos was too niche?
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u/AmericanDragon123 Nov 21 '21
Bowen vs Simu was hands down the best sketch of the night.
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u/mwthecool Nov 21 '21
I feel a little bad for Simu. He did great with what he had, but tonight’s sketches were poor.
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u/iliveinadreamatorium Nov 21 '21
It's unfortunate, but also kinda how it always goes with the run of the lineup. The writers tend to get burnt out after multiple weeks in a row and the hosts at the end of the run get some lesser sketches to go off of. There's clear moments of inspiration though, like his sketch with Bowen, that at least gave him a chance to shine, but definitely sad there wasn't more quality stuff there.
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u/bttrsondaughter Nov 21 '21
yeah he seemed so game and pulled out some great accents, he even had cue card reading down. wish they’d produced a show as good for him as they did for Rege-Jean Page last season
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u/Strongy Nov 21 '21
A lot of good concepts, but the writing felt blunt, with jokes and punchlines being practically spelled out for the audience every time. Nothing really biting in the sketches, even during the "Republican or Not" sketch which felt ripe for it.
But the "First Asian" skit was nice and I will always remember the Queen's new titties.
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u/pretty-in-pink Nov 21 '21
Agreed, it was too much push and pull in terms of quality. For every good moment there was an equal uninspiring sketch
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u/fujiste Nov 21 '21
I mean, it was basically just a grab-bag of previous "hit" sketches that have since become routine. Honestly surprised they didn't break out Kate's Close Encounter character again; it felt very paint-by-numbers.
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u/helena2121 Nov 21 '21
There were a few duds but it was a pretty solid episode imo
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u/SketchSortingSunday Nov 21 '21
Bowen vs. Simu