This. I think she’s gonna be one of those SNL performers that breaks out once they leave the confines of that show, a la Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

You’re going a bit over. The Tears of a White Clown Brigade here saw... *part* of a clip, possibly second-hand from a beardy man with a bunch of toys behind him, hey you never know, and it made them angry-cry. They’re precious ceramic dolls.

Makes me wonder how this hasn’t become a weekly part of SNL

You can't disappoint a picture!

She is so completely cool - impressions are one thing, but she brings this wild and unique perspective to the actual jokes underneath them.  Beats me why she’s not top billing on SNL ey

One of her more obscure impressions

Her Gwen Stefani s killer! lol

Don’t worry, Dr. Oz has a list of the top five herbal supplements that will let LeVar Burton live forever.

I saw Bio-Dome before I ever saw Blue Velvet. In Bio-Dome there’s a scene where Pauly Shore and Steven Baldwin get high on nitrous and Pauly Shore has a line where he says, “I’m Dennis Hopper in Blue Velvet! ‘Oh, I’m slutty! Oh, I’m slutty!’”

First guest: Donald Glover.

They better not bounce the check to Kunta Kinte

[Dr. Oz sits at typewriter working on his memoir]

They chose...poorly.

“Hey kids, let me tell you the story about how your aunt Robin and I used to hook up, had an on-again/off-again relationship, and wound up best friends. Also, I’m still in love with her after all these years. Even after she married and divorced your sleazy uncle Barney and even after I married your (now dead) mother.”

Whatever form Melissa’s Eugene Levy impression takes is now my most anticipated piece of media of 2021.

I loved her appearance on Crashing.  Most of the comics are portrayed as kind of jaded and cynical, but she and Pete bonded over their shared naive enthusiasm for comedy.  She strikes me as probably being sort of like that in real life.

The show was always creepy as hell. Imagine your father sitting you down to tell you about all the women he and his friends had sex with. Going over to Uncle Barney’s house after that must have been incredibly awkward now that they know he’s a giant sleaze. 

Considering that HIMYM aged like milk in the last few years, with a lot of it now considered rather tone deaf, I’m not sure that reviving this franchise is such a great idea. They’ll make it modern, of course, but they’ll also keep reminding everyone about the old show.

I caught her in a show in LA over ten years ago and she was delightful and easily the standout of the night. It’s hard to wrap my head around how long she’s been doing this and she’s definitely underused on SNL - I’ll be keeping an eye out for her special...