When did SNL get funny again?

[Flystripper]

Sorry, I don't know how to fix it. The skit was "Lazy Sunday"

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[TripletDaddy]

I enjoy Chris Parnell. Not sure why he was canned twice from SNL. I like his Dr Spaceman character on 30 Rock.

[Flystripper]

I enjoy Chris Parnell. Not sure why he was canned twice from SNL. I like his Dr Spaceman character on 30 Rock.

I like him too. He does awkwardly inappropriate very well.

[Flystripper]

one of my favorite Parnell skits

http://dumpalink.com/videos/SNL-Caulking-fcd5.html

possibly nsfw

[Green Lantern]

I enjoy Chris Parnell. Not sure why he was canned twice from SNL. I like his Dr Spaceman character on 30 Rock.

He's one of those guys who seems to make everything funnier. He was great on a short-lived sitcom called Miss Guided with Judy Greer and he's fantastic as the narrator on the cartoon Word Girl as well.

[Flystripper]

He's one of those guys who seems to make everything funnier. He was great on a short-lived sitcom called Miss Guided with Judy Greer and he's fantastic as the narrator on the cartoon Word Girl as well.

YES! Love Word Girl!

[BoylenOver]

They showed the John McCain/White Stripes SNL from 2002. I really enjoyed it. McCain did a terrific job.

[Jeff Spicoli]

Here's a good BLOG you all might like...

It critiques every skit from every episode, including the musical guests and assigns a letter grade. It's pretty harsh.

http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/monkeys-...unch-season-36

For other SNL reviews click on Saturday Night Live in the Recaps section on the right side of the web page.

[myboynoah]

This is pretty dang funny.

http://www.hulu.com/#!watch/476026

[Mormon Red Death]

He's one of those guys who seems to make everything funnier. He was great on a short-lived sitcom called Miss Guided with Judy Greer and he's fantastic as the narrator on the cartoon Word Girl as well.

He Is also good on archer

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[pellegrino]

This is pretty dang funny.

http://www.hulu.com/#!watch/476026

who's the actress?

[Surfah]

who's the actress?

Jenny McCarthy's cousin.

[pellegrino]

Jenny McCarthy's cousin.

thaat's right. I think she's hilarious.

[Color Me Badd Fan]

Grantland has been doing a SNL cast member bracket. They break down the four regions according to the era -- 75-85, 86-95, 95-06, 06-current. Not every bracket works out to an even ten years; rather, they look at when there was a massive change in the cast due to a decline in quality or a change in the showrunner. They couldn't do that every time since there was obviously a big change from the original cast to the Eddie Murphy cast. But it does work out to more or less ten years per due to the massive shakeup prior to the 86-87 season and the 95-96 season.

Most of the voting has been agreeable with a few exceptions --

First, Bill Murray, a #3 seed, beat out John Belushi, a #2 seed. Bill Murray overall has had the best career of any SNL cast member, but John Belushi's actual production on the show eclipses that of Murray's IMO.

Second, Chris Farley, a #4 seed, beat Dana Carvey, a #1 seed. Let me tell everyone born after 1982 or so, that you don't have the slightest clue how great Dana Carvey was if you're voting for Chris Farley over him. SNL has waxed and waned over the past four decades, but possibly the lowest it sunk was the season before Carvey and Hartman arrived. Carvey left at the beginning of 93 and Hartman left after the 93-94 season. The show became semi-unwatchable when it was left to Farley and Sandler to carry things. They fired almost everyone at the end of the season and the Will Ferrell cast was brought in the next year as a result.

The final two are Will Ferrell against Phil Hartman.

Speaking of Hartman, I found one of my personal favorites online the other day:

https://screen.yahoo.com/sassys-sass...+Hartman+Sassy

[Commando]

Grantland has been doing a SNL cast member bracket. They break down the four regions according to the era -- 75-85, 86-95, 95-06, 06-current. Not every bracket works out to an even ten years; rather, they look at when there was a massive change in the cast due to a decline in quality or a change in the showrunner. They couldn't do that every time since there was obviously a big change from the original cast to the Eddie Murphy cast. But it does work out to more or less ten years per due to the massive shakeup prior to the 86-87 season and the 95-96 season.

Most of the voting has been agreeable with a few exceptions --

First, Bill Murray, a #3 seed, beat out John Belushi, a #2 seed. Bill Murray overall has had the best career of any SNL cast member, but John Belushi's actual production on the show eclipses that of Murray's IMO.

Second, Chris Farley, a #4 seed, beat Dana Carvey, a #1 seed. Let me tell everyone born after 1982 or so, that you don't have the slightest clue how great Dana Carvey was if you're voting for Chris Farley over him. SNL has waxed and waned over the past four decades, but possibly the lowest it sunk was the season before Carvey and Hartman arrived. Carvey left at the beginning of 93 and Hartman left after the 93-94 season. The show became semi-unwatchable when it was left to Farley and Sandler to carry things. They fired almost everyone at the end of the season and the Will Ferrell cast was brought in the next year as a result.

The final two are Will Ferrell against Phil Hartman.

Speaking of Hartman, I found one of my personal favorites online the other day:

https://screen.yahoo.com/sassys-sass...+Hartman+Sassy

100% agree about Carvey. In fact, it doesn't even need my or anyone else's agreement to be honest-- that's something that is extremely self-evident. Carvey was a god on that show. I would stay up late on Saturday nights with the VCR cued up to record pretty much just to watch his skits.

Oh- and Phil Hartman beats Will Ferrell.