Love all these horror stories we’re told about Garry’s mother. I think I recall hearing Dana based this voice on his own little brother. There are also hints of his Garth voice from the future Wayne’s World sketches in there. (host) tells his support group terrible, false stories about his mother Pretty solid and well-performed sketch overall, and Dana was very funny as the lead character. I’m especially laughing right now at Dana repeatedly jerking his head to the side as a hint to Phil that he’d like Phil to throw the ball again. The gradual reveal of Dana’s puppy-esque actions are well-done.
I’m already getting a laugh just from Phil’s snooty Brit mustache, which looks as if it’s on upside-down. Jewel thief’s (DAC) canine mannerisms evade detective (PHH) Phil’s angry, exaggerated delivery of “Thank you for shopping at BAAAAAMBEEEERGERRRRRRS!!!” absolutely slayed me.
Ha, and now Garry stops in the middle of the sketch to flat-out do a direct-to-camera stand-up routine about sweaters. Phil is absolutely hilarious as a Frank Nelson-esque (a.k.a. The great meta theme of tonight’s episode continues in this sketch, with Garry constantly breaking the fourth wall, speaking to the camera, addressing cast members by their real name instead of their character name, etc. Host screws up a department store sketch by breaking character & 4th wall Excellent way to segue into the next sketch. Great ending with him walking off the stage, going across the studio, and arriving at the next sketch’s set after he decides not to do a monologue and to just move on to the sketches. I like this meta premise of his monologue material being him doing stand-up about not knowing what to do for his monologue. When talking about making love to a woman for 1 hour and 15 minutes, I love the reveal that it was the day you turn the clocks ahead. Very funny story about meeting a girl who’s hair is on fire. Host does stand-up about girlfriends past & present Great part with the senators all gasping in unison when Phil’s McFarlane slowly reaches in his pocket for something, as if he’s going to pull out a gun to commit suicide, only for it to just be a tissue to wipe off his sweat with. Kevin’s delivery is particularly funny as one of the coddling senators. Otherwise, I’d be completely lost during this cold opening. By the way, the only reason I’m familiar with Robert McFarlane and his then-infamous suicide attempt is because of jokes that were made about it in some of the earlier Weekend Updates this season. I like the senators sugarcoating their criticisms while coddling Phil as a suicidal Robert McFarlane. Both sketches even have Akira Yoshimura as one of the senators. Second episode in a row with a sketch set at the Iran-Contra hearings, and with Phil playing a person being questioned. Senators try not to upset Robert McFarlane (PHH) at Iran-Contra hearings Get more from TVLine.Segments are rated on a scale of 1-5 stars Young Sheldon: Every Big Bang Theory Cameo, Easter Egg and Future Reveal The Emmys' Most Memorable Moments: Laughter, Tears, Historical Wins, 'The Big One' and More
Super Women: Empowering Words From Scandal, Handmaid's Tale, Game of Thrones, Veronica Mars and More Launch Gallery: SNL Season 46: TVLine Readers Rank Every Episode, Worst to Best What did you think of Lil Nas X’s performances during the SNL finale? Did you immediately notice the wardrobe malfunction? Sound off below. The episode opened with surprise guest star Chris Rock, who joined the cast to reflect on the most surreal year in the late-night sketch series’ history ( watch here).
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SNL‘s Season 46 finale was hosted by Queen’s Gambit breakout Anya Taylor-Joy, whose hit Netflix series was parodied during the monologue. Lil Nas X eventually returned to the stage for a second performance, “Sun Goes Down,” which you can watch here.
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