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Heheh...Schwetti balls is probably my brothers' favorite...It's classssssssssssic.
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Favorite SNL Sketches Ever
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Old Glory Robot Insurance. This sketch was so incredibly brilliant (though of course short, since it was just one of those commercial things that they do.)
"When you're in the grip of the cold metal claws of a robot, you can't escape, because their hands are made of metal, and robots are strong."
"It's a friendly robot" stares warningly at the camera "This time".
"People who deny the existence of robots may be robots themselves."
"When you're in the grip of the cold metal claws of a robot, you can't escape, because their hands are made of metal, and robots are strong."
"It's a friendly robot" stares warningly at the camera "This time".
"People who deny the existence of robots may be robots themselves."
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Dana Carvet as Ross Perot
In one sketch he was driving along with Admiral Stockdale, his Vice Presidential running mate, and tried to ditch him. Stockdale was seen through the back window running toward him as he sped off, and he eventually caught up with him.
In one sketch he was driving along with Admiral Stockdale, his Vice Presidential running mate, and tried to ditch him. Stockdale was seen through the back window running toward him as he sped off, and he eventually caught up with him.
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I really liked the sketch where Jim Carrey played a lifeguard of a hottub LOL
The Spartan Cheerleaders were always my favorite, though
I also liked the "Delicious Dish" skits, Molly Shannon as "Mary Katherine Gallagher" and the "Jeopardy" skits.
I haven't watched SNL in a few years, though... just doesn't appeal to me anymore. And I can't STAND Jimmy Fallon...he's enough to make me avoid the whole show completely.
But I LOVE me some Mad TV!
The Spartan Cheerleaders were always my favorite, though
I also liked the "Delicious Dish" skits, Molly Shannon as "Mary Katherine Gallagher" and the "Jeopardy" skits.
I haven't watched SNL in a few years, though... just doesn't appeal to me anymore. And I can't STAND Jimmy Fallon...he's enough to make me avoid the whole show completely.
But I LOVE me some Mad TV!
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The Amazing Universe, Debbie Downer, Celebrity Jeopardy, and that one where that guy interviews the celebrities.
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Chris Farley - Down by the River
Chris Farley - da Bears
Will Ferrell - Celebrity Jeopardy
Will Ferrell - VH1 "Don't fear the Reaper" w/Christopher Walkin - "I need more cowbell!"
Will Ferrell- "Strategery" and playing Scrabble "Compassionativity" and "Dignitude"
Darrel Hammond - so many...Bill Clinton and Al Gore
Seth Meyers - as John Kerry
I loved a lot of Jimmy Fallon's too, but I can't remember anything specific.
Chris Farley - da Bears
Will Ferrell - Celebrity Jeopardy
Will Ferrell - VH1 "Don't fear the Reaper" w/Christopher Walkin - "I need more cowbell!"
Will Ferrell- "Strategery" and playing Scrabble "Compassionativity" and "Dignitude"
Darrel Hammond - so many...Bill Clinton and Al Gore
Seth Meyers - as John Kerry
I loved a lot of Jimmy Fallon's too, but I can't remember anything specific.
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The Jude Law sketch about Paris Hilton was great. I love Regis and Kelly, and when Kelly Ripa hosted she did a Pantene "commercial" "with trace amounts of crack cocaine." Get away from my limo!
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My friend told me about that, said he fell off his chair laughing.Kelly said:
The Celebrity Jeopardies
All the Harry Carey sketches
Also, I'm having trouble remembering the details of one of the sketches. It was the very first part of the show (before they say "Live, from New York...") and it was Dana Carvy (I think) being a host of one of those political round table shows (CNN style). He would be discussing issues with 4-7 other people. First he would ask a question, then would give them 3 seconds to respond and invariably shout "WRONG!!!" in their face. Did I dream this up, or did I really see this. Help would be appreciated.
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I also think inside of us, we have a "Debbie Downer" where you may want to bring up topics of death, disease, and destruction because at times I felt as though I want to be a Debbie Downer on "purpose" and rain on peoples parades just to embarrass them.
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The one where they did the Oprah's favorite things episode-- women were screaming and their heads were flying off-- it was hysterical!
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