I'm definitely exaggerating about Mackinon. But i'm one of the few people who found Wiig obnoxious and overused, like 60% of the time, so i'm just glad we can see female cast members not named Kristen Wiig in more than one sketch now that she's gone. Strong is also shining.
I love how you say this with a Kristen Wiig avatar. (but I get your saying)Originally Posted by HollyG
HAHA. She wasin Bridemaids and no one was more surprised by that than I was.
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That's it, I'm watching Bridesmaids tonight.
And I keep rewatching the One Day More number, and it's actually kind of awesome.
omg homeland
I think it's weird how Tim Robinson has been pretty much absent for the past three or so shows when he had a really strong beginning of the season (he appeared in five sketches in the Seth MacFarlane episode, for instance)
On the other hand, I'm glad Aidy Bryant is slowly starting to appear in more sketches.
You are not alone.
Mokiki made that slog worth sitting through.
It was hilarious, however, when he waved the Italian flag during the Les Miz skit.
But that was all he did?
I thought it was the Mexican flag
Mcdonalds quitting had Some good stuff. "Were you burned? Yes." "You look like a serial killer." And the face Killam had was perfect.
I thought Miss Hathaway was flawless as host. She could get an easy Emmy nomination for this, especially if she's ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Anne Hathaway by next September. I can't stop thinking about her Carrie Mathison and Katie Holmes.
"She's having one of her jazz freakouts!"
WIN!
It wasn't overly physical like McCarthy and she's not a returning castmate like Rudolph so I doubt it.
Plus, she already has an Emmy.
Girl needs a Tony.
You can do it, Naomi! You're...
ONLY 10 EASY STEPS AWAY FROM OSCAR!
1.) Bankrupt small, independent distributor via massive Oscar campaign. Failing that, proceed to...
2.) Cash in King Kong residual checks to pay for FYC advertisements from Kinko's.
3.) To avoid getting sent straight to VOD, attach entire film as a "trailer" to another film people actually want to see. And then...
4.) Try to do it Lahti-style and win Academy Award for Best Short Film.
5.) Avoid telling a story that everyone already knows by adding exciting details and/or gratuitous editing.
6. Carefully and patiently weather the wrath of film critics/the royal family/the tabloids/Diana-maniacs for trying to add said details. (Good luck!)
7. Find all of the boxes with "August: Osage County" screeners and slip in self-made cam bootleg from premiere screening at Lowes...the hardware store.
(Not Loews, the movie theater -- too expensive!)
8. Trick octogenarian Oscar voters into thinking that you are, in fact, a real princess. (Hey, it worked on Eva Marie Saint!)
9. On Oscar night, have camera crews come to Nicole's house, Joan Crawford-style, so you can win and keep your day job.
10. OSCAR!
Which she'll easily get the very moment she steps on Broadway the way that community has already embraced her, what with her successful performances in Shakespear in the Park and Cabaret evenings. In a few years, all she needs is a Grammy. Which, if she wants it, is the easiest one to get!Plus, she already has an Emmy.
Girl needs a Tony.
Blue Jasmine is coming for your wigs, gurls
If Zach Gallakfjadisnkis can get in, surely Anne Hathaway has a fighting chance. This being her year and all.
Anne Hathaway cannot get the EGOT before Parker and Stone! First the threat of Winslet, now THIS!
Really, Marcia Gay Harden is where it's at. Or Randy Newman.
-Largo's head sinks so far into her desk it leaves a crater.-
I saw this in my DVR this morning. It's kind of strange because I have enjoyed both Anne Hathaway AND Rihanna as host and musical guest in the past (and I was really looking forward to this), but this was probably my least favorite hosting and musical guest appearance for both..
Ricky Gervais will host SNL sometime in 2013:
From his blog:
I'm looking forward to the monologue, though I'm not sure how well he'll do with the rest of the show.I did my 23rd Letterman appearance, (which was probably my favourite one so far), and The View. I told Barbara Walters to shut up. She took it well. They even invited me back to co-host. I said yes. I also promised the SNL lot that I'd host next year. I've been invited to do it so many times but I was never available, but I'm going to do it next year whether it coincides with me plugging something or not. It might even be better if I don't have to restrict it to jokes about the movie or TV show I'm flogging. Pure fun. You'll be the judge of that.
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