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But they were funny as hell, and they offended everyone. Multiple WWW expressed the sentiment that “There is no real ‘time’ for that Bill Burr monologue, but I’ll tell you what, now is NOT IT.” And there were plenty of comments from black men and black women agreeing with Burr for giving voice to what they’ve noticed and felt about their movement being hijacked.

host’s employment agency offers jobs dealing with illegal activities — Ah, we get a rebuttal from Phil as a Planned Parenthood member. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen the rerun version of this episode, so I have to ask: do they censor the dirty words in that version, and if so, how?

This sketch has a type of silliness that you often hear me say I always love to see in this SNL era. “The joke Burr made about white women works because he’d already told us he’s in the top tier when it comes to villains. Sometime in the 1980s, Saturday Night Live established a show format that it almost never strays from: comedy sketches, a monologue, "Weekend Update," and two … “Just ’cause I don’t wanna go out with ya, pal, doesn’t mean that I don’t dig ya!”).

— Heh, now the timing of the word-censoring has gotten even worse, with them not muting the word “poontang” in time. Perhaps they’ve gone to the “chef” well a little too often for this character. STARS: ***. Andrew Dice Clay ad-libs and makes jokes in response to several loud hecklers in the audience. — Funny reveal of Kevin refusing to appear in all but three sketches tonight, which he feels would make more of a statement against tonight’s host than Jan’s making. One cast member, however, wasn’t at Studio 8H when the clock struck 11:30. Listen, I don’t want to speak ill of my bitches here, but let’s go back in history here. — Interesting ending with him announcing he donated his SNL pay to the homeless, since he wasn’t able to appear at that night’s Comic Relief special.

Aside from the cold opening, there was nothing in this episode that I feel stands out as strong, and we got a higher number of tepid material than we’re used to seeing this season. Recurring Characters: Mephistopheles, Frank Zappa.

The episode also has a very sour, flat mood. I’ve never heard so much complaining in my life from white women. !” absolutely slayed me. You guys stood by us toxic white males through centuries of our crimes against humanity, you rolled around in the blood money, and occasionally when you wanted to sneak off and hook up with a black dude, if you got caught you said it wasn’t consensual. IIRC, in the Shales/Miller “Live From New York” book, there’s a story from Jan about how during that Kevin Bacon dress rehearsal, she broke out into emotional tears shortly before the Anal Retentive Chef sketch started, because Rockefeller Center had been receiving terroristic bomb threats or something like that (this was during the Gulf War). — Hmm, this is unfortunately another Update this season where Dennis is relying on a few too many corny “misinterpreting a photo” jokes for my likes, though not too much so in tonight’s case.

IIRC, this is later lampshaded during the goodnights where Don Pardo’s voice-over comically addresses his confusion over the fact that he still had to announce Nora during the opening montage. Having an episode with only two female cast members is something I have to get used to, as we’re going to be seeing it for quite a while early on in the following season (and it even gets briefly addressed in a certain famous Kyle MacLachlan-starring sketch), before Julia Sweeney gets hired in November. Several taboo words are muted out in this sketch in a somewhat sloppy fashion. Since the audience would’ve had no idea who David Spade was at this time, as this is a good while before he gets added to the cast, I have to wonder what was going through their minds during this commentary. To the LGBTQ community, it was all about homophobia.

tiny troublemaker (host) tells buddies of his latest exploits, — Another uncredited appearance from writer Rob Schneider. examines why some things are considered “funny” while others are “offensive” – and why that line is different for different people. — Good callback to the tape dispenser cozy that Phil’s character showcased in an earlier Anal Retentive Chef sketch. (PHH) of Planned Parenthood critiques language used in “Dad, What’s Sex?” He completed the screen capture of Broadway's Romeo & Juliet in 2013. Candice Bergen (who, ironically, was playing feminist icon Murphy Brown at the time) hosted what turned out to be Dunn’s last episode of Saturday Night Live. But he also took a minute to remind us white women that we have a habit of hijacking moments that aren’t ours to take, like the woke movement, while willfully ignoring our own mess….

Andrew Dice Clay ad-libs and makes jokes in response to several loud hecklers in the audience. He called out “you white women” (even calling them bitches) for standing by “toxic white males” for centuries, invoked the Patriarchy™, and more: “The nerve of you white women….

— I’m a little torn on what to think of Dice’s responses to the hecklers. “Isn’t that special?”, “Wouldn’t be prudent”) among German gibberish.

“It was offensive to me to read [in the press] that I didn’t like him because he was foul-mouthed. As usual for Don Pardo’s goodnights voice-overs, that would later be removed in reruns. — Jon’s Andrew Dice Clay impression is solid, and there IS a pretty strong facial resemblance. And decide… where do you draw the line? Jennifer Van Laar is Deputy Managing Editor at, There is no real ‘time’ for that Bill Burr monologue, but I’ll tell you what, now is NOT IT, CNN Reports Things Looking Not so Good for Biden in Pennsylvania, the People Speak Out, Meghan McCain Anticipates Post-Election War, 'No Matter Who Wins', Report: Sisters Attack and Stab a Security Guard After He Asks Them to Wear Masks, A Dispute Has Arisen Between DOJ and Strzok/McCabe Attorneys Over Their Handwritten Notes -- Politico Ignorantly Misreports, Biden Tells a Bold-Faced Lie in Texas, Then Tops It Off With a Whopper of a Gaffe, Two Sisters Stab a Man Dozens of Times After He Tells Them to Mask Up, Meghan McCain Predicts Post-Election 'War' - Maybe the Andrew Breitbart Kind, SinoHawk Dropped 'Big Guy's' Name in 2017, Promising 'Friendly Relations' with Colombian Leaders in Effort to Secure Chinese Oil Deal, Trump Pitches the 'Best' Stimulus Package Yet - Courtesy of a Republican Senate, Biden Whistleblower: The Biden Family Is Compromised, The Muslim world is protesting France after the beheading of a teacher by an Islamic extremist, 'I have all the emails and documents and texts proving everything': Tucker Carlson interviews Tony Bobulinski, Bobulinski Bombshell: The Bidens are 'Compromised' and Lying About Joe's Knowledge of Hunter's Deals With China, Bill Burr's 'Offensive' and 'Controversial' SNL Opener Was Exactly What Comedy Should Be. The exaggeration gives the listener a mental picture of a Karen doing just that, though, and if one is a WWW with Karen tendencies, the subconscious brain will see that and, knowing that it’s not a flattering comparison, react just the way said WWW with Karen tendencies reacted. — This sketch feels like a precursor to the Tiny Elvis sketches from the early 90s. Oh. It’s 194–”, but whatever 1940s year he was going to say suddenly got cut off as the scene abruptly jumps to him walking over to pick up the microwave. When everything is offensive, nothing is offensive. For any of you readers wondering why Sharon Stone, of all people, would be heckled, I’ll go into more details when we reach that episode. Maybe, just maybe, his words weren’t the truth but a setup for a joke?

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