There isn’t much variation when it comes to Catholic school girl uniforms so the challenge was trying to find a sense individuality for Mary Katherine that made her look different than every other school girl. No shorter!’ Then you’re like, really? It just sort of became like, okay, here we go, let’s do this.” Working with her on Mary Katherine, ‘Like no, the skirt needs to be shorter, shorter, shorter, and we’d go like an inch shorter. Molly certainly had a very clear idea of what she wanted her costume to be. “Sometimes the actor has a very clear idea of what they want and sometimes they don’t. That was the description and then we sort of ran with that idea.” He’s sort of an Emo/Ed Hardy wearing kind of washed up club guy. The sketch even had an ending!Ī great finale, that left we wanting more.“With Stefon the reference was, ‘He’s like a washed up club kind of guy who might wear a shirt from Affliction or Ed Hardy.’ That was sort of the general reference. It wouldn't have been a bad way to go out. The music number was so over the top, you'd think this was the last episode of SNL ever! Too many cameos to list, but Artie Lang and Bobby Moynihan together is like worlds colliding. Was it THAT funny? No, but it was different, and I enjoyed the heck of it. It's sketches like this that remind you that SNL really is the only true variety show on TV. I love Maya Rudolph, but her cameo felt a bit forced by this point in the episode. Fred Armisen was my favorite of the batch. Talent show format with lots of silliness. Latin singing sensation Rico Garlanda (James Franco) joins The Maharelle Sisters (Jenny Slate, Abby Elliott, Nasim Pedrad) for a Christmas song on 'The Lawre. Not sure if Amy Poehler has been gone long enough to get that nostalgic, but it's always great to see her back and add to the fan service. But who were the extra guys playing with the trio? "It's just playfulness!"Īged like fine wine. I loved this sketch! Charles Barkley laughing at 'Mark' dancing in the lower half of the screen was genius, and it just kept getting better. Off topic: I never thought I'd see a Sleestak in a commercial for Subway. Sidenote: Next season, I'd love to see Tom Hanks host, and have lots of cameos from Jon Lovitz.
And this installment of Jeopardy had as many brilliant gags as ever.
For an SNLphile like myself, it's a pleasure to see current stars like Kristen Wiig playing with the old guard. He even said "sibilance" into a microphone! But holy crap Norm MacDonald showed it up, and it just tipped the scales. Sure he was there because he's hyping a big summer movie, but he was silly in that old Tom Hanks hosting SNL way (it's been too long!). When I saw that Tom Hanks was doing a guest appearance, I declared this to be quite the episode for SNL nostalgia.
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I might have to watch the MTV Movie Awards this year! Still borderline offensive, but moving closer to guilty pleasure. Nice to see Chris Parnel and Tracey Morgan, even in reruns. I'm sure this sort of showboating won't win Will Ferrel any new fans, but I enjoy it.Īn old commercial, but one that still cracks me up. Watching this sketch felt like putting on an old warn in sweater.įirst time I've ever heard the phrase "Goofbag." Dick Cheney and Will Ferrell are adorable.
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