NBC’s Saturday Night Live had a new episode last night featuring Channing Tatum as host. There were plenty of TV and movie-related skits, so see them all after the break.
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SNL Takes On Dolphins, Seinfeld, and The Kardashians
November 6, 2011 By
Last night on NBC’s Saturday Night Live, actor Charlie Day hosted with Maroon 5 as the musical guest. There were three movie/TV-related skits, including Day making a dolphin movie, Day as a cop who doesn’t watch television, and of course a Kim Kardashian divorce special. Watch all the videos after the break.
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Ben Stiller Brings Back Zoolander for SNL
October 10, 2011 By
On this weekend’s episode of Saturday Night Live, Ben Stiller hosted to promote his upcoming comedy Tower Heist. While the reviews were mixed, we were a few highlights, including Derek Zoolander making an appearance on Weekend Update, as well as a parody trailer for Moneyball. Check out both clips after the break.
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Check Out SNL’s Live Action “Ambiguously Gay Duo”
May 15, 2011 By
The Ambiguously Gay Duo animated shorts have been a staple on NBC’s Saturday Night Live since it came over from The Dana Carvey Show in 1996. The series follows Ace (voiced by Stephen Colbert) and Gary (voiced by Steve Carell), a superhero team that might be gay, which ends up helping to distract the villains they face. Last night, SNL brought back the short, but with a twist: a special gun turns everything into live action. Take a look after the break.
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SNL Gives Us Michael Bolton As Jack Sparrow And A Special Surprise For The Little Mermaid
May 8, 2011 By
Last night NBC’s Saturday Night Live aired a new episode with Tina Fey hosting. We got our first Lonely Island Digital Short in a while, and it was a music video with guest Michael Bolton having trouble focusing on the topic of the song because he had been watching a Pirates of the Caribbean marathon. The show also had Tina Fey as the Little Mermaid getting a surprise visitor at the bottom of the ocean. Check out both clips after the break.
SNL Hits Hard With Charlie Sheen and Miley Cyrus
March 7, 2011 By
This weekend Miley Cyrus hosted Saturday Night Live on NBC, and we got treated to jokes about Charlie Sheen, Beastly, the Disney Channel, and CBS, along with Miley constantly reminding us her scandals aren’t that bad. The full episode is available online, but if you want to see the highlights, take a look after the break.
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SNL Viral Video: British Movie
February 13, 2011 By
As our readers know, NBC’s Saturday Night Live often parodies movies, and this weekend’s episode hosted by Russell Brand was no exception. This time they take on the trend of the gritty British action-crime dramas, focusing on the difficult-to-understand accents. NBC even created a basic website for the fake film, titled Don’ You Go Rounin’ Roun To Re Ro. Check out the trailer after the break.
SNL and Justin Bieber Take On “The Roommate”
February 6, 2011 By
Sure, the movie is practically a joke, getting horrible reviews and being called a Single White Female ripoff, but with a decent opening weekend in progress, The Roommate needs to be taken down a peg. Last night’s Saturday Night Live on NBC did just that with Justin Bieber and Andy Samberg. Take a look at their parody skit after the break.
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Latest SNL Digital Short “The Creep” Goes Viral, Of Course
January 31, 2011 By
Saturday Night Live‘s Digital Shorts have been one of the shows few saving graces in recent years, and it seems like any time the feature is a music video, it goes viral immediately. SNL castmember Andy Samberg and SNL writers Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone make up the comedy group The Lonely Island that produce the Digital Shorts. Their latest video, “The Creep” featuring Nicki Minaj, has done it again, racking up almost a million views in just one day. Check it out after the break.
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SNL: Would the Real Mark Zuckerberg Please Stand Up?
January 30, 2011 By
Actor Jesse Eisenberg hosted NBC’s Saturday Night Live last night, and his monologue became a “Berg” paradox that should have destroyed the entire universe. Instead, we got an awkward and hilarious moment between Eisenberg, who plays Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network, Adam Samberg, who plays Zuckerberg on SNL, and Zuckerberg himself. Also, this is apparently the first time Eisenberg and Zuckerberg have met. Watch it yourself after the break.
