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Saturday Night Live

DeaconSig said:
So which former cast members were most noticeably absent? Miller, Jackson, Schnieder, Mohr, Anthony Michael Hall/Robert Downey, Jr?
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Dennis Miller = Right Wing/Fox News Loon
Victoria Jackson = Tea Party Loon
Rob Schneider = Anti Vaxxer that's currently in the news for sending threatening emails and texts.
 
Deacfreak07 said:
For me it was obvious those who died or Tracy Morgan who obviously couldn't make it.

Of those who could, probably Miller. I can't remember if Cheri O'teri or Chris Katan were there or not.
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These were the most notably absences for me.

ETA: I don't remember Tim Meadows having a part in anything. Did he appear and I just have a bad memory?
 
I do wish that either Tiny or Amy called Jane Curtain "an ignorant slut" but they did get the original in during the Weekend Update montage. Wish Norm could've done a Frank Stallone/OJ joke.
 
BarcaDeac said:
I do wish that either Tiny or Amy called Jane Curtain "an ignorant slut" but they did get the original in during the Weekend Update montage. Wish Norm could've done a Frank Stallone/OJ joke.
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I was really hoping for a "Jane, you ignorant slut."
 
bym051d said:
I was really hoping for a "Jane, you ignorant slut."
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My only critique of the show was the Fallon/Timberlake cold open where they said everyone's catchphrases and burned them out. Not that I really have a better idea on how to open a show like that though.
 
FYI Norm had been tweeting nonstop for like the last hour behind the scenes nuggets from the anny special. He was there to write Jeopardy.
 
They wanted Eddie Murphy to do Cosby on the Daily Double but he was uncomfortable
 
Seems like they worked on this pretty last minute. Kinda odd
 
I mean I don't think all these stars/former writers were gonna take a few weeks to prep for this
 
The love and admiration for Eddie Murphy is definitely a generational thing - he's a comedy legend for anyone over 25, but he's Norbit for anyone younger. Pretty sad that someone so talented hasn't been able to make a funny movie in 20 years.
 
Coming to America is great but beyond that I don't really care about anything else Eddie Murphy has done. Trading places is aight, too.
 
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