Sully, Denise, her brother (host) misbehave in a swanky restaurant A particularly funny clarification from Busey on his revelation of his farts smelling like butterscotch: “That’s not a joke, they smell like either butt or scotch.” Busey’s various stories here are freakin’ hilarious. Jeff’s Gary Busey is always a huge treat. Gary Busey (JER) preempts DIRECTV fan letter to praise booby channels Justin’s songs here are thankfully much shorter than the ones he would typically do in later installments of this sketch. He would have that same energy in all the subsequent installments of this sketch, but I’m finding that his energy is more endearing here in the first installment. I will say that Justin’s energy in tonight’s installment of this sketch is very fun. I never cared for these very audience-pandering Dancing Mascot sketches. Ladies and gentlemen, we have a major recurring character debut! Singing & dancing mascot (host) overshadows rival breakfast hawker (CHP) A very funny ending with Justin’s Jessica explaining what she means by “drop the kids off at the pool”. If only Jimmy could look like he’s NOT about to bust out laughing any second. A lot of laughs from Justin’s portrayal of Jessica Simpson, and he has lots of funny ditzy lines. Nick Lachey (JIF) & Jessica Simpson (host) fail to dispel her ditzy image Just nothing special.Ī MESSAGE FROM NICK LACHEY & JESSICA SIMPSON I’m starting to kinda lose interest in this, though the material isn’t exactly terrible. Darrell’s getting pretty stumbly with his lines here. Some laughs from Schwarzenegger admitting how bad of a governor he would make. The first reporter asking a question appears to be Jim Downey, judging from the voice. Odd how the camera’s not showing the reporters who are asking Darrell’s Schwarzenegger questions. Darrell’s Arnold Schwarzenegger impression is kinda growing on me A LITTLE, even though it’s still way off on sounding like the real Schwarzenegger. In-over-his-head governor-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger (DAH) resigns An overall perfect length for this great sketch, though at the same time, I wouldn’t have objected to one more prank scene. I’m assuming that line was an ad-lib, judging from how random it was and from how Justin seemed to kinda break when delivering it. A funny random utterance of “I love Justin Timberlake!” from Justin’s Kutcher before exiting this sketch. Finesse looks kinda uncanny as 50 Cent here. Hilarious reveal of Kutcher’s prank on Maya’s Christina Aguilera being him switching out her birth control pills, and how Maya’s Aguilera has a laid-back reaction when finding out about such an inappropriate prank. Justin is a freakin’ riot in his skewering of the over-the-top, loud, spastic Ashton Kutcher. Hammer’s monologues from the early 90s.Įxtreme Ashton Kutcher (host) pranks compiled on DVD The way this transitioned into a full-fledged musical performance on the musical guest stage reminds me of Sting and M.C.

Justin’s displaying some good comic timing in his straight man reactions to Steve. Steve Higgins is very funny as the audience member brought up onstage. I like the line from Justin Timberlake about being allowed as a kid to stay up late to watch SNL “way, way, way back in the day when, like, Molly Shannon and Chris Kattan were on the show”, even though it’s just a variation of something that Christina Ricci said in her season 25 monologue. Host doesn’t feel right serenading a teeny-bopper’s dad (Steve Higgins) After only one episode, some modifications have been made to this season’s new opening montage: Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers’ respective shot from the season premiere (first and third screencap below) have been changed to slightly different ones (second and fourth screencap below). Overall, while this was mostly fine, it paled in comparison to all the exceptionally strong Hardball sketches from the preceding season. The writers seem to have forgotten to write any funny lines for Jeff’s Karl Rove (though the detective thing at the beginning of his interview was funny), and the bit with him shutting down Hardball fell completely flat with the audience. Chris Matthews to Ann Coulter: “I would call you a media whore, but I feel that would be offensive to whores.” Some good lines from Amy’s desperate Ann Coulter. I especially like his passing reference to the infamous Bicycle Man child molestation episode of Diff’rent Strokes. A hilarious slam from Darrell’s Chris Matthews to Amy’s Ann Coulter, telling her she looks like a kneecap with hair. Pretty funny pudgy facial make-up on Jeff’s Karl Rove. I like the brief shot of Darrell’s Chris Matthews incredulously shaking his head with a smile. A new opening title sequence for these Hardball sketches. GOP apologists Karl Rove (JER) & Ann Coulter (AMP) on CIA leak Segments are rated on a scale of 1-5 stars

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