God College Humor these days is awful. That sketch lacks none of the nuance and polish that the SNL writers room could provide and that Indiana actor (or Mke Trapp or the Asian girl Cynthia) have very little acting talent Fortunately, they're most talented members (Emily Axford, Adam Conover) are tucked away on…

Most of us don't accept the new name. If EMpire State Building were to suddenly change it's name, it's not like we'd jump aboard the new name

hey, at least she survived. as long as you can keep cashing your paychecks and say to the rest of showbiz that you've been on SNL four seasons, she'll be fine.

Yes, but he looks a bit more ethnic than pale white. I think Mike O'Brien was a big brandng mistake since he used to identify as Michael Patrick O'Brien. When you have such a common name, throwing a middle name in there is good.

I thought Cecily Strong was pretty ambitious with it.

cool, anyone know where Christina Hendricks went to High School?
My birthplace of Fairfax City, Virginia!

I think Melissa V could be being set up to fail if she was only used for Sara Silverman. Like Jay Pharoah (someone only known for impressions), we'll know if they see potential in her if they start sticking her in thankless sketch roles

i actually was Perkins twitter friend and then graduated to FB friend, now i'm blocked on both platforms for some reason, but it's ok, i appreciate the gift of his friendship however long it lasted

double-dipper!

just cause they're ugly?
can't we be in the 'lets give everyone a chance" school of thought?

The Scooby-Doo sketch was brilliant in an absurdist Monty Python way. She just didn't fit in whether being clueless or violent or using more inappropriate language than the rest of the cast (in that way it was kind of meta since she was less aware that they were on a children's show)

One of the most reliable things in the world is that Dennis Perkins will always double-dip: Cashing a newswire paycheck AND a TV review paycheck the day after SNL

PrenticePenny:Funny name

Funny in a sociologically ironic way. Not in s laugh out loud way IMO. We're you laughing out loud. Nothing wrong with that, just don't pretend your a comedy if you aren't is my advice to the producers of the show. Otherwise it comes off as a crutch

Funny in a sociology

The people who ran the Anne Frank house said they had a positive experience with Beiber. He was very attentive and interested to learn. My understanding was that the people who ran the house told JB that she was a fan of pop culture.

I've watched everything of ch since 1997 and I think he's not just great but identifiable, his characters have a lot of yin and yang with lots of doppelgangers, he seeks depth , his character reveals are generally I'm the s coins half

Sounds like you are a beacon of taste

actually, that's why he's potentially a good guy, maybe he saved people from getting addicted to drugs

impressive amount of latin