In the very beginning of the 'Black Widow' sketch, I was super excited
because for a second I thought they were going to bring back "Pam" from
the Chris Pratt episode

Killam may have broken the record for ubiquity. I counted nine appearances. Of course, he's terrific, but couldn't they have thrown Kyle Mooney a bone once in a while ?

Here's my prediction, for what it's worth : no one leaves.
Leslie Jones and Sasheer Zamata didn't exactly have a stellar year, but I can't imagine Lorne firing them. I hope they'll be put to a better use next year, and that Jones will finally move beyond her 'loud aggressive woman' persona

Yeah, only the end of the sketch works, with Kenan throwing a tantrum and making the bit actually random. So it was clever enough.

Has anyone said 'Cancel Jost' here yet ?

The Michael Keaton episode was good, and more daring than usual.
But I liked the season overall, so make of that what you will…

Amy Poehler hosted once. But, yeah, that's a little different…

Louis C.K. keeps being invited back! Three times in three years… He's the next Baldwin, i'm telling you…

Or just some guy named Robin Hood, whose name everyone in his office makes fun of…

Hood'you think you are to contest his right to do so ?

It's always 'dark and gritty this' and 'dark and gritty that'. Why do they never go the opposite way ? Why not remake some super-depressing stuff, like Schindler's List, and turn it into some light-hearted family fare ?

Marky Markovich ?

Sean O'Neal wonders, too…
http://www.avclub.com/artic…

Let's just call this thread "Boston accent thread" and be done with it…

I think I'm going with Silicon Valley this season. The characters here have this 'Parks and Rec' warmness to them, and I'm a sucker for that. Veep, hilarious as it is, is too entrenched in its cynicism to have really loveable characters.

Also Urdu, where it means 'a dildo. For a Man. A man's dildo".

You spelled "Next" wrong

Similarly, "annoyed by Jason Mewes" works for every Jason Mewes movie. Hell, not just movies, actually.

Les Claypool

It all takes place in the head of Alan Rickman's ghost, who's a lady.