They had to do that. There was a tape delay in case Statler and Waldorf started dropping F Bombs on live TV, like they did in their guest appearance on The Osmond Family Live! Christmas In Utah special back in 1978.

The biggest SNL laugh of the week: watching Dogecoin lose 30% of its value during last night’s show.

Ha.

When Kevin Spacey was outed as a sex pest, the LGBTQ community wasn’t happy he issued a statement trying to leverage his coming out to garner sympathy.

I get the impression he used his Asperger’s announcement more as a shield than as an attempt to shed light.

“a public announcement that should, if nothing else, throw some much-needed attention toward that often misunderstood condition.”

Are you and Dennis having a word count contest?

The “N.F.T.” skit didn’t feature “Robin, for some reason.” That was actually an extended parody of Eminem’s “Without Me” video with Pete as Eminem, peroxide hair and all. As to the reason, you got me.
And while a 20-year-old music video seems a bizarre object to parody, you’re “Gen X old,” Perkins. If ANY demographic…

I hope everyone learned their lesson in the past 2 weeks and watched to THE VERY END for the SECOND post credit scene at the very end.

Ah, I thought it was another callback to Ant-Man & The Wasp and learning magic tricks.

Yeah, it was the cleavage. She was annoyed, and mockingly pointed it out on several occasions that she was the only one of the women in the MCU who had the boobs out all the time. Maria Hill, Black Widow, Pepper(except that one scene in IM3) all the Wakandan women, Quake, Melinda May etc. were always zipped or…

That is a great idea and would have been a much more interesting climax. 

It was good fun, but the whole climax did really just discard all the show’s uniqueness for a bog standard super duel. Ah well. It would have been fun if it incorporated the tv timelines more. If they fought throughout the different eras, in black and white and color. Maybe if Wanda had to place a rune in each era of…

#justiceforthebeekeeper

I thought the opening was pretty good for the first time in a while, but the rest rarely hit the mark.

Yeah, Vision’s line about grief being the persistence of love was actually really lovely.

Absolutely right! I’m usually annoyed with the audience on a weekly basis anyway (why do they always scream for Kate McKinnon? They KNOW she’s there!) but this one was anger-inducing for me. It made me appreciate even more how blissfully silent those quarantine episodes were.

Pretty good episode but I feel like knocking it down half a letter grade because of the obnoxious audience. Some of them need to get it together, specifically the one or two young women that kept screaming or wooing at the most inappropriate times, including yelling over the cast members lines. And any time there was…

I feel like the real Gina Carano is probably okay with Ted Cruz.

The audience was out of hand.