@Foster Kamer: It was a quaint slice of life that illuminated the moral ambiguities of the talk show world while asserting an undertone of fertile insouciance? I don't know. If it doesnt' have a talking pig, I don't get it.
@GracieAteMyChild: No shut-in alcoholic would have the patience to watch these fuckers spend hours trying to make a drink out of guava nectar and Chambor.
@GracieAteMyChild: Yeah, like the world needs more ways to get drunk beyond a vodka tonic or shot of whiskey. I think there is a reason the show is on post-midnight.
@GracieAteMyChild: Way too much energy, all the time. And there is something strange about the way his relentless smile seems to make his face flatten out and his eyes float at the front of his face.
@GracieAteMyChild: You are probably right, but I'd like to think he was just really excited to be there. And besides--it's not like "chemical assistance" is synonymous with doing poorly on SNL.
@Atilla the Bun: I agree. I wouldn't blame him for the mediocrity anyway. Poor writing was the episode's downfall (as has been the case more than once this season). I really like the guy.
@GracieAteMyChild: Mr. JG-L is waaay too "up for the gig" and I think I detect a little grinding of the jaw in the back, if you know what I mean , and I bet his mouth is a tad bit dry too, and do his pupils seem a little full or is it just me?
@TheProfessor69: When he was at Columbia he never advertised he was sort of famous. Someone HAS to know something about him. Lord knows everyone on my NYU floor has dirt on Osment. Someone speak up!
Does anyone here watch SuperNews on Current Tv? They had episode that dealt with clam jamming which is like the female equivalent of cock blocking.
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@worldgreatestgirl: Exactly. Take that Password skit. I just wiki'ed it - the last version of Password went off the air in 1989. The original went off the air in 1975. Pretty much all of the skits could easily have aired fifteen years ago, with the exception of the musicians and a few of the Al Gore references.
@Atilla the Bun: Not only is the joke is a repeat. The sketch is repetitive. It follows the same formula : tension, arguing, someone attempts to leave and more arguing. It's like the this sketch is so bad the writers and actors choose not to remember but they writers are so bad they create the same bad sketch.
@worldgreatestgirl: Of course the sketch it repetitive. It's supposed to be. I find it funny, but I try to find the humor in the familial torture that is Thanksgiving.
@jasonelias: I actually think JGL has been good with what they're giving him, but what they're giving him blows. And why is he singing in every damn sketch?
@jasonelias: I don't think JGL is tanking. Granted, I don't want him to tank, so maybe I'm biased. But I've found this episode rather funny so far, except for that awful Keenan skit.
@Atilla the Bun: I also enjoyed the NBC green dig, very well played. Since running for President he must have taken some acting lessons, he's much better than he used to be.
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