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John1956PA

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20. The May 7, 2022, episode with host Benjamin Cumberbatch had a few good sketches.
Sat Feb 15, 2025, 10:07 PM
Feb 2025

The cold opening presented a glimpse into the formation of twelfth century logic which was cited in the opinion which overturned Roe v. Wade.

The Blue Bunny ice cream sketch presented a focus group which offered their opinions as to certain ice cream flavors. The sultry responses of the two Western states participants (deftly played by Benjamin Cumberbatch and Heidi Gardner) sparked a romantic flame between them.

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So True Dough Feb 2025 #1
Bennie Hill was great for it's totally nonsensical comedy. nt MarineCombatEngineer Feb 2025 #3
Benny Hill! No way! Doodley Feb 2025 #5
You know you're drunk when you think Benny Hill is funny. Ocelot II Feb 2025 #10
I'll drink to that, hic! Enter stage left Feb 2025 #22
I've never actually managed to get that drunk. Crunchy Frog Feb 2025 #26
Same blm Feb 2025 #48
Never could stand Benny Hill, Crunchy Frog Feb 2025 #25
Benny Hill was great Johonny Feb 2025 #33
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb Celerity Feb 2025 #43
And yet some people didnt even find them funny back then Johonny Feb 2025 #54
This Benny Hill SocialDemocrat61 Feb 2025 #61
You don't like SNL, MarineCombatEngineer Feb 2025 #2
Glad you enjoy it. Doodley Feb 2025 #18
It was hilarious in the '70s - there was nothing else like it. Ocelot II Feb 2025 #4
Ah yes, MarineCombatEngineer Feb 2025 #9
If you haven't already La Coliniere Feb 2025 #32
There was some stuff added for the film and some stuff left out. blm Feb 2025 #34
Don't forget Rosanne Tickle Feb 2025 #46
Agree with you there. It's held up really well too. Crunchy Frog Feb 2025 #27
yeah there was SCTV which was better written, better performed, and not on coke thebigidea Feb 2025 #39
Loved them! The Kids in the Hall was another funny show. Ocelot II Feb 2025 #40
It has lost the charm I feel it once had. CoopersDad Feb 2025 #6
"Am I the only one who doesn't get SNL?" Takket Feb 2025 #7
Thanks. You would have thought they would try a little harder. Doodley Feb 2025 #19
UK/American may be it or male/female Tbear Feb 2025 #8
Yes we had Monty Python, but that was half a century ago. Our typical comedy has more eccentric characters you feel Doodley Feb 2025 #16
Mitchell and Webb are hilarious. JanMichael Feb 2025 #38
My taste favors sardonic humor. Adored Cleese as Basil Fawlty and his snide asides. A favorite was allegorical oracle Feb 2025 #50
I find most of SNL, including the musical acts, to be generally lackluster. Intractable Feb 2025 #11
The first 4 years were really great. Very few misses back then. blm Feb 2025 #12
John Belushi doing Joe Cocker Emile Feb 2025 #47
I don't get some of the humor these days but I do like the "cold open" and "weekend update" walkingman Feb 2025 #13
The cold open. Yes, I like to see a celeb deliver the patter. When you have folk that you relate to, as those you Doodley Feb 2025 #17
Stefon was my favorite! My hairdresser was also a big Stefon fan. He was great! CTyankee Feb 2025 #45
Overall, I like it. Renew Deal Feb 2025 #14
Yes. brush Feb 2025 #15
The May 7, 2022, episode with host Benjamin Cumberbatch had a few good sketches. John1956PA Feb 2025 #20
Benedict Cumberbatch leftieNanner Feb 2025 #29
I'd happily watch him read a phone book. Ocelot II Feb 2025 #35
Me too! leftieNanner Feb 2025 #36
This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Feb 2025 #21
Sorry, more than just Trumpers enjoy SNL SunImp Feb 2025 #37
I quit watching decades ago, I quit watching any TV years ago. nt yaesu Feb 2025 #23
What is your entertainment? Just curious. I used to like to read but until I get cataract surgery walkingman Feb 2025 #30
Audiobooks Celerity Feb 2025 #42
Frankly I only really ever liked it in the 1970s. Crunchy Frog Feb 2025 #24
You are so right Ferryboat Feb 2025 #57
I have nothing against SNL, but... Morbius Feb 2025 #28
I love British humor but I lost it when chowder66 Feb 2025 #31
No, you aren't the only one. mwmisses4289 Feb 2025 #41
I record it too. IcyPeas Feb 2025 #44
I haven't watched since Niv 5 malaise Feb 2025 #49
I agree snowybirdie Feb 2025 #51
I stopped watching since the mid -late 70's, I never knew who Al Franken was.,a smart guy but a stupid show msfiddlestix Feb 2025 #52
If you boil down its entire run, you'd get about one and a half great seasons. Orrex Feb 2025 #53
And I don't get watching pro sports... Happy Hoosier Feb 2025 #55
Two words: Benny Hill. Of course you don't like SNL. marble falls Feb 2025 #56
You are right - can't be funny or entertaining and last half a century. NoMoreRepugs Feb 2025 #58
Same cilla4progress Feb 2025 #59
It's social satire. So being able to see the world ironically Buckeyeblue Feb 2025 #60
Then You Shouldn't Watch It. Is It OK if I Do, Though? MineralMan Feb 2025 #62
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