Andy Dwyer would totally approve of this.

The flood was never actually real. In the end, it will be revealed that Noah just drowned a bunch of people he didn't like and then suffered some terrible fate as a consequence.

Did the dreams induce a flood?

And letting the up-voters down!

How many artists are going to fail hard at making their own Drive soundtracks before everyone decides to call it quits?

Indie Rock Basketball? That's gonna be a lot of layups.

Google Search #1: Annie Clark Porno
Results: Same as every time. Disappointment.

"This isn't where I Jurassic Parked my car!" - Guy in over sized blazer.

I actually did this monologue for a theatre class. My teacher told me that I was only allowed to do the monologue if I could do it without attempting to sound like Alec Baldwin. I figured I could do that without a problem.

I thought that's where they were going with Stan's cynical plot line a year or so back…

When SNL makes a better healthcare.gov satire in the same week, your own show has done better super celebrity satires within the same few years, and your best joke is a witty callback to funnier times, I don't care what kind of fancy knot you tie the pieces together with, it's not going to be very funny.

Somebody hit puberty too early.

I miss the Bush years, when SP actively avoided a lot of easy "anti-administration" material that everybody was satirizing, instead pining for more alternative, entertaining, and insightful routes.

If this film is just a giant guidebook to Oliver Stone on how to make a movie without coming off like a preachy asshole, it will make my top 5 for the year.

That man would be a goddamn superstar if Frank Capra were still around.

The length of the first-half doesn't bother me like the second half does. That second half is such a drag until "Afterlife."

I'd normally be inclined to agree with you, but her character grew on me. It seemed like she was doing Spicoli as a 9-year-old girl which, by the end of the sketch, felt just right.

The out-of-left field introduction of a stop-motion mouse at the end had me in stitches. Perfect punchline to end the trailer.

I know it's not kosher to tolerate Miley these days, but I find her casual ability to poke fun at herself to be pretty charming. There are probably ten other celebrities I find exceptionally more cringeworthy than Cyrus (including her father), and all of her stuff on SNL has been pretty solid.
Yeah, do I wish they…

I was on the fence about seeing her live before last night (I love her to death but I'm, you know, broke). After seeing all of that energy, I went straight to the computer and bought a ticket.
In tune or out of tune, that woman is so damn fun to watch.