Your favorite SNL sketches?
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Landshark!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_NS2H55dxI |
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We just watched the Toonces the Driving Cat videos.
The Christmas mom/robe one is one of my favorites. I also love the Dana Carvey/Phil Hartmas Johnny Carson skits, but kids may not understand the context now. |
Anonymous
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My kids love this one:
And this one: And finally: |
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Not family friendly, but hilarious.
Mr. Robinson's neighborhood Feminine products advertisements (Annuale, Cotex classics) Fatal Attraction therapy skit (with Glenn Close herself) |
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Your kids definitely won’t fully “get it” unless they somehow listen to a lot of 70s disco music, but the Barry Gibb Talk Show skits are so funny. If only because Jimmy Fallon is the only one keeping a straight face for once while everyone else tries not to burst out laughing in the background.
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Anonymous
https://vimeo.com/353695716 |
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Not necessarily family friendly, but Matt Damon as Brett Kavanaugh. It's Matt's best performance ever.
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Anonymous
| Schweddy balls is my tween sons’ favorite SNL skit! |
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The pizza eating business cracks me up so much!
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This one. Dan Aykroyd is a master.
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Anonymous
+1. I also really like the Back Home. Ballers; the Christmas kids clothes one; and from covid LOCO (there’s at least one not very family friendly line). I also still love Chevy chase I didn’t know there would be math on this debate.; Adam Sandler’s hannukah song; the chrismas as elves always be cobbling; and the Candice Bergman one with the toy safety (bag o glass). |
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This one by Eddie Murphy where he goes “undercover” as a white person is so good:
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| Totally cancel-worthy these days but I used to love the “It’s Pat” sketches. |
Anonymous
Omg yes. There was an individual at my son’s preschool who I would always mentally refer to as “Pat” haha. |
Anonymous
Unfortunately that was real life I still love the Jimmy Smits enchilada sketch from a million years ago - it probably doesn't hold up well (or maybe it does!) |