Not seen on SNL: Parody of the Netflix/Qwikster apology video
by Cut for time? Perhaps. Because this parody of the very real apologies and apology video by Netflix’s Reed Hastings (Jason Sudeikis) and Qwikster’s Andy Rendich …
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SNL #37.2 RECAP: Host Melissa McCarthy, musical guest Lady Antebellum
We’re back with another new episode of Saturday Night Live, and host Melissa McCarthy is sure to delight. How do I know this? Because I’m …
Dane Cook on his new deal with NBC, and spend an hour with him on Google
Dane Cook is among several comedians who have scored pilots and/or development deals with broadcast networks in recent months. Cook, who broke ranks with manager …
Seth Meyers and Matt Damon remind us Red Sox fans, back from 2002: It’s not our fault
I had a tough time wanting to do much of anything on Thursday after the 2011 Boston Red Sox completed a massive September collapse by …
Today in parallel thinking: 7 sketch comedy videos honoring a dying man’s last request
A new season of SNL also brings other comedians out of the woodwork to say, “Hey, I did that comedy sketch first!” When it’s an …
SNL #37.1 RECAP: Host Alec Baldwin, musical guest Radiohead
New season, same ol’ cast. No. Really. And that’s the big news as Saturday Night Live opened its 37th season with the same exact cast …
Jason Sudeikis on the mystique of all-nighter Tuesdays writing on SNL
Plenty of interesting moments out of last night’s “Long Days Journey into Late-Night” panel at the 2011 New York Television Festival, but I wanted to …
Jimmy Fallon and Dana Carvey trade impersonations for an evening
Dana Carvey came back to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday night, and Carvey and Fallon had fun talking about impersonations and exchanging back …
Remembering 9/11 and comedy: What’s your story?
Living in New York City, it’s difficult to get through a September 11 without thinking about what happened that day in 2001, and yet I …
2011 New York Television Festival includes late-night panel, world premiere of Marc Maron’s WTF pilot, more!
The New York Television Festival has unveiled its schedule for Sept. 20-24, 2011, and, aside from the traditional sneak peek premieres of several new fall …