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Bongo’s Clown Room — Great twist at the end with the dangerous things Kristen and Sudeikis realized they forgot to tell the Soaking Wet Killer he will have to face at their home. — Hell yeah! — Great touch with Teenage Amy Poehler speaking in a Boston accent. This continues the trend these past few episodes of sketches being based on cast members’ mothers, though this particular case is obviously not based in reality. STARS: ****½, GOODNIGHTS — I got a laugh from Vanessa’s “Ay, no!” during the mock-dramatic close-up of each character saying “No way!” into the camera. Auf Discogs können Sie sich ansehen, wer an 2011 Vinyl von Foo Fighters mitgewirkt hat, Rezensionen und Titellisten lesen und auf dem Marktplatz nach der Veröffentlichung suchen. STARS: ****, FOX & FRIENDS host goes skateboarding with FRA, ANS, KET, FIM, HOS, LOM in NYC, — Some decent laughs from the cast’s various skateboarding mishaps, even if the gags seem very basic and simplistic. Dylan’s sly performance when holding up each Lotto ball to the camera is fun. Mort Mort Feingold prepares income tax returns for various celebrities, — The second and final appearance of this sketch, and, much like its first appearance, its appearance tonight is around Tax Day, for obvious reasons. cast members & LOM dance with departing KRW to “She’s a Rainbow”, CHK, AMP, RAD, CHP, WLF sing “Ruby Tuesday” with cast members & others, — Well, folks…….this is it. — Ugh, the usual painfully unfunny parade of “comical” California accents, mock-dramatic close-ups of performers mugging into the camera, characters crowding around a mirror to stare at themselves, and bad soap opera cliches. At least she’s going out doing one of the more amusing impressions she’s gotten to do in a while (Jewel). — Some more funny lines from Jason’s Cook in this continuation of the first Postseason piece from earlier tonight. STARS: ***, PERSPECTIVES PHOTO STUDIOS — Jimmy translating Maya-as-Aguilera’s wordless musical vocalizations is reminiscent of the famous Bob Dylan bit that Dana Carvey once did on Update. There were a few laughs, but with this being only the second MKG appearance, you can tell they’re still experimenting with this character, and this installment felt unmemorable compared to most MKG installments. La semana pasada Foo Fighters estuvo de visita en el programa de televisión Saturday Night Live. remembered part of this sketch among certain viewers. Also, Mick was a fun host. host’s breasts transport NAP to nirvana, — Feels nice and rare to see Nasim starring in a Digital Short, especially when playing herself. HOW THIS EPISODE STACKS UP AGAINST THE PRECEDING ONE (Seth Rogen) — A funny bit with the odd, allegedly-sexy way Nasim cleans the stripper pole. The Foos recently debuted their new documentary, “Back And Forth,” at SXSW in Austin, and the film has already appeared in cinemas in the US and Europe; it hits Canadian theatres on April 13. They tuned in expecting to see the show, and instead got this presidential address.” Uh, no. — Definitely a special-feeling episode, particularly the two big sendoff pieces (Lazy Sunday 2 and She’s a Rainbow) for our departing veterans. STARS: ****½, NIGHTLINE A weak follow-up to the first installment of this earlier tonight. Kinda odd, though, how Rachel has done her Calista Flockhart impression in her first two episodes. PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS Barack Obama (FRA) lists compromises made to avoid government shutdown — (*groan*) A Fredbama-addresses-the-nation cold opening. — I like Jason’s mention of this strip club recently having had a drug bust that turned into a swordfight. Weekend Update STARS: ***½, MUSICAL PERFORMANCE By this point, I’m almost starting to forget she’s even still in the cast. IMMEDIATE POST-SHOW THOUGHTS Foo Fighters have been chosen as 2011 Rock Group Of The Year, and they're on pace to win their first Grammys since 2008. — Jason: “Phoenix is in her third year of an online podiatry degree……..It’s a one-year program!” STARS: ***, LOTTO PICK 4 HOSPITAL Season 1 (1975-76) Season 2 (1976-77) Season 3 (1977-78) Season 4 (1978-79) Season 5 (1979-80) Season 6 (1980-81) Season 7 (1981-82) Season 8 (1982-83) Season 9 (1983-84) Season 10 (1984-85) Season 11 (1985-86) Season 12 (1986-87) Season 13 (1987-88) … musical guest performs “Times Like These (One-Way Motorway)”; Jim Carrey cameo, — As if we didn’t have enough amazing cameos tonight, we now get JIM FUCKING CARREY making an impromptu walk-on out of nowhere in the middle of Foo Fighters’ performance, playing his leg like a guitar! These goodnights are simply amazing. Foo Fighters Live on SNL 4/9 | Music From Go to Whoa, Foo Fighters tocan "Rope" y "Walk" en el Saturday Night Live | Binaural, Foo Fighters Release New Album Wasting Light, Playing Live On Letterman Tonight | The Audio Perv. While I find most comedy material on that subject to be one of the hackiest things ever (including an awful sketch that SNL itself will soon do just a few episodes later when Bernie Mac hosts), it’s working in this sketch because of 1) the incongruously straitlaced, professional way it’s being presented in this format, and 2) Dean’s solid dead-serious delivery when detailing the actions of the first black man to yell at a movie screen. I’ll still take this over another Same-Sex Couple From New Jersey appearance on Weekend Update. — I love how Norm reveals Gary Macdonald’s paper just says “God, don’t let the fear swallow me whole.” Das erste Foo Fighters Album ist mit Abstand das beste meiner Meinung nach. Lazy Sunday 2 We get the debut of Norm’s brother, Gary Macdonald, played by Koechner. harvard square T stop on a saturday night. — I love that the Wiig celebration and singing of “Ruby Tuesday” continues as the ending credits roll. — Funny how he IMMEDIATELY goes into casually speaking to us as soon as his song-and-dance number abruptly stops. — Now Anthony’s Diana is humorously singing a bizarre little ukulele song . — Speaking of a cast member’s first appearance of the night, Molly finally makes her first and ONLY appearance not only of this episode, but of these last two episodes, as she was completely absent in the last episode. — Kristen’s Bjork impression is consistently cracking me up here, but what’s REALLY making this sketch for me is Kenan’s priceless Barkley. Foo Fighters Webcast April 12. — Nope, the Marion Barry joke turned out to have a completely different punchline. Unfortunately, SNL would later go on to run this character INTO THE FUCKING GROUND. — Blah, not crazy about this premise of a butt pregnancy, and apparently, neither is the audience, judging from their mild reactions. — Bill’s Dave Matthews impression is coming off even more fun than it usually does. TIF shows Department Of Homeland Security’s alarming warning signs, Christina Aguilera (MAR) vocalizes her emotions regarding the Grammys, having quit showbiz, WIF now lives on a farm with Britney Spears [real], — A very unnecessary, unfunny, and dumb ad-lib Tina made after her opening joke. — I’ve been saying this all throughout this episode review, but Anthony is really funny in this sketch. SONIC HIGHWAYS. — In a gaffe, Lee mistakenly calls The Falconer “dickhead” instead of “dickweed”, then mutters a cut-off “Shit” under his breath when realizing his mistake, then corrects himself by awkwardly saying “di– dickweed”. , THE CALIFORNIANS In anticipation of their killer new album, Wasting Light, [lastfm]Foo Fighters[/lastfm] rocked the SNL stage this past weekend in NYC.The album drops Tuesday, April 12–and later that same evening the Foo Fighters will perform a 90-minute Live on Letterman concert webcast from the stage of the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York. — Bill’s delivery of “I rule this town!” slayed me. — Very funny running bit regarding Bobby’s Brian Kilmeade and the word “eclectic”. — A thin sketch and not all that funny. — Fitting casting of Mick as Steven Tyler, and he’s giving a funny performance. It was Dave Grohl's TENTH appearance on SNL. — That “Haaaaaaaaa!” laugh that Kattan always does as this character never fails to slay me. Foo Fighters, Helen Mirren Set For 'Saturday Night Live' Elton John also will host 'SNL' for the first time in April. Talk about putting a lump in my throat. Politics Nation with Al Sharpton Another big problem I have with this episode is Jon Bon Jovi himself. — Seth makes his first appearance ALL NIGHT. — Koechner is very good at getting laughs out of his character’s very awkward uncomfortableness. And unfortunately, much like the last Update, this Update is super-long and never-ending. — Andy, in one lyric: “Still waitin’ on a f(*bleep*)kin’ YouTube check!” — Koechner has been knocking it out of the park these last few episodes with some great original characters. after losing his ship, incompetent captain (host) leads liferaft to ruin, — So many laughs from all the things that Christopher is apologizing for. — A great Steve Martin bit, with him detailing the step-by-step process of his intentionally simplistic, pointless cameo. This is a petition for possible sponsors and concert organizers to have Foo Fighters perform live in Manila. (IIRC, you can see him looking genuinely unhappy in the goodnights of the preceding Elton John episode, because he got no airtime whatsoever that night.) — With this being only the second Mary Katherine Gallagher installment, the trademark putting-hands-under-armpits-and-then-sniffing-them routine, which was introduced in the first MKG installment, has been temporarily changed to her putting her fingers in her ears, looking at the earwax, then flicking and licking it. — I love the ridiculous photos of Fred, Bill, and Will as mustached 70s porn stars. Not a single bad sketch to be found in this episode, and we got plenty of strong sketches, including two that I consider a classic (Pranksters, Colonel Angus), as well as one classic unplanned moment during Foo Fighters’ second musical performance. musical guest performs “For All The Cows”, THE HULK HOGAN TALK SHOW!!! This is also their fifth appearance making them part of the Five-Timers Club. This continues the trend these past few episodes of sketches being based on cast members’ mothers, though this particular case is obviously not based in reality. It’s always been hard for me to get a bead on what her real-life personality is during her SNL tenure. Between the J.J. Casuals commercial (which included Amy as one of the shoe wearers), Amy being barefoot in the Good Morning Meth sketch, and now Amy’s character in this commercial having the last name Barefoot, there’s definitely some kind of theme going on in tonight’s episode. — An okay twist at the end with the baby who Amy’s butt-pregnant with turning out to be SNL’s own Will Forte, who the camera then cuts to gleefully waving at us on the home base stage. That’s the dream!! — Good bit with Koechner’s Phil Gramm singing Imagine but questioning every lyric. STARS: *½, MUSICAL PERFORMANCE — Ugh, cue all of Kristen-as-Mindy-Grayson’s constant musical numbers. — Great line with Continental apologizing for letting his “little head think for the big one”. Makes it kinda hard for me to believe John Mulaney’s claim that Mick was a grouch behind the scenes all week, but I guess maybe that was something Mick was able to switch off whenever he was on camera. This show brings up lots of memories of stupid, tabloid-esque scandals in the NFL at the time between the two update pieces and the joke about the Vikings boat party scandal in the cold open. His airtime has taken a hit lately. While it’s kinda interesting how SNL is referencing not only a former cast member but the host of the last episode, this bit actually bothers me. — Overall, well, what a farewell. — A particularly funny line from Seth about knocking a problem on its ass, with him sleazily clarifying “By problem, I mean lady, and by ass….I mean ass.” Saturday Night Live (SNL) est un tard dans la nuit comédie de croquis et spectacle de variété créé par Lorne Michaels. Wow, I almost forgot what that’s like, considering how bad his airtime has been this season. — I’m not caring for Jon’s straight man performance AT ALL here. In addition to their new song, Dave Grohl and company also performed a cathartic, moment-capturing version … TOMORROW James Carville (BIH) recalls the federal government shutdown of 1995, airborne plane disintegration is still affecting flight attendant (KRW), Jean K. Jean does stand-up about artisanal cheeses, mimes, Belgian girls, — The usual good laughs from Bill’s James Carville, especially his detailing of the prank he’ll pull on John Boehner. Report. Tags 2002-03, Christopher Walken, Foo Fighters, saturday night live, Season 28, snl 13 Replies to “February 22, 2003 – Christopher Walken / Foo Fighters (S28 E13)” Michael Cheyne says: That’s probably the reason why I had no memory of this sketch before tonight’s viewing. — Hilarious idea of Bjork and Charles Barkley being paired together in an Iconoclasts episode. And even this small Will Smith scene in this sketch ends up being Jay’s only live appearance all night. as a matter of principle, host refuses interview, — Cool how the end of the Mango sketch transitioned into this Jim Gray sketch, as Dylan and Kattan made their exit from the Mango sketch’s set. The Foo Fighters played "Everlong" on SNL in a nostalgic medley that Twitter got super… MENU. STARS: ***. That certainly feels odd to look back on, given how we now know Kristen’s SNL tenure would turn out. — A lot of laughs from Kristen and Sudeikis naively giving who they don’t know is the Soaking Wet Killer access to so many things they shouldn’t. You can check out the full “Wasting Light” album before you buy: hennemusic has it for you here. — A predictable but funny gag with “Lorne” (obviously a stunt double) skateboarding expertly. — An overall very brief sketch, but I know in hindsight we’ll be getting a continuation of it later tonight. (Maybe I was getting this Update confused with the one from the episode Kristen hosts the following season.) — A very solid episode. — Right out of the gate, Jason Lee’s performance as an overeager, shaky, strung-out meth addict is cracking me up. — For the second episode in a row, Bill and Fred make a great pair of foreign-accented people. — Kenan makes his first appearance all night in a bit role where he gives a loud, kinda annoying, very hammy performance that feels too out of place in this lethargic, lifeless, dreary sketch, almost as if he’s intentionally overacting due to being upset over his lack of airtime tonight. Great touch with the dimmed lighting during this re-enactment. Aside from the cold opening, I got an unlikable, arrogant, egotistical vibe from him all night, and he was about as “funny” a sketch performer as one would expect him to be. (MAM) interviews a slightly loony Princess Di (host), — The debut of Cheri’s Barbara Walters impression. Joe Pesci (JMB) abuses Sharon Stone (NAW) & other guests, — After struggling badly so far this season, the underused Jim Breuer finally gets his breakout sketch. Dane Cook (JAS) puts his stamp on National League pennant series promo, — Jason’s Dane Cook impression continues to crack me up. — Another so-called “funny”-voiced foreign-accented Maya Rudolph character. That’s all I can really say, as simplistic as it sounds. The enforceability of a noncompete agreement can vary greatly by State. — I’m finding a “So bad, it’s good” quality to Fred’s occasional “AAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUGH!” yells as he waves his arms in the air. — I absolutely love Christopher’s perfectly Walken-esque delivery of “There’s no stopping the BIRD ATTACKS NOW!” An icon used to represent a menu that can be toggled by interacting with this icon. — An actual laugh from the Tony award that Darrell’s Gore displays turning out to be his wife Tipper’s Tony award for the Vagina Monologues. — Maya’s foreign-accented delivery is actually so goofy and over-the-top that it’s gone from kinda annoying me to actually making me laugh in spite of myself. musical guest performs “Stacked Actors”, NOT MY BABY! — Good concept with all of the ridiculous fictional doctor guests. Foo Fighters Back At It Again! — When this episode originally aired, it wasn’t publicly confirmed beforehand that this was Kristen and Andy’s final episode. — Colin’s former habit of frequently muttering ad-libs to the audience after his news jokes, which mysteriously disappeared halfway through the preceding season, has returned with a vengeance, as tonight’s Update has been riddled with them. — Random how this sketch ends with the performers bowing down towards the camera, as if this is a play. Okay, so, yeah, to an SNL nerd like myself, this Britney Spears cameo is definitely nowhere near the level of a Steve Martin or Will Ferrell cameo. Her opening monologue was a … Barack Obama (FRA) lists compromises made to avoid government shutdown, — (*groan*) A Fredbama-addresses-the-nation cold opening. at her baby shower, butt-pregnant (AMP) downplays ass-womb implications, — Boy, it feels weird seeing and hearing Kristen with the rest of the already-established female cast for the first time, especially after her only prior SNL appearance had her performing with just a fellow newbie and the host. His appearance tonight is making me realize just how much I miss him in the cast. — The killer cameos in tonight’s Update keep on comin’, as we now get Will Ferrell! (The musical guest of Bill’s first and last episode is Kanye West, and Vanessa’s is Katy Perry.) I remember some online SNL fans back at this time in 2007 took that as a sign that this was going to be the final Vinny Vedecci sketch, given the fact that Jon calling Vinny and the others out on their fake Italian would’ve been a fitting way to conclude this series of sketches. — Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh, god. — Pretty funny scene with Kenan randomly playing Teddy Roosevelt. Enjoy The Show! STARS: *½, PEOPLE GETTING PUNCHED JUST BEFORE EATING 5:35. The Lawrence Welk Show a step up, My full set of screencaps for this episode is here, TOMORROW 15 years later, now that I’m VERY familiar with Bill as a performer, I don’t see the Aykroyd similarities in his character voice in this sketch quite as much anymore, but it’s still there a little. — Tracy makes his only “appearance” of the entire night here, and I use quotation marks because this technically doesn’t count as an actual appearance, since Tracy’s only shown in still photos. — Ugh, I hate the running gag in this sketch, with Darrell’s Al Gore constantly namedropping (or titledropping) An Inconvenient Truth. Can’t believe I still have another season to put up with him. Maybe because what was bad in this episode was REEEAAALLLLY bad, like most of that Al Gore piece and all of that wretched Where’s My Purse dreck. STARS: *, POSTSEASON 07 — A rare and random Seth Meyers post-2006 non-Weekend Update appearance, for the second time in these past three episodes. — This is Jay’s first live appearance in THREE episodes, as well as his first actual speaking role in three episodes. Wow, I’m glad they actually kept this installment fairly short, and we only got one musical number from Kristen’s Grayson. — A pretty good laugh from Anthony losing his patience and rudely telling Swabby to get the hell out of here. I especially love his nonchalant reveal of “I was burning down a synagogue.” (In the above screencap, you can see the arm of an unoccupied chair to the left of Doc from Snow White.) Grohl took his old position on drums, Novoselic jammed on bass and Smear on guitar. Video: Foo Fighters en SNL. Not the return of Tina and Amy’s routine of using freakin’ Barbie dolls to re-enact a news story. IMMEDIATE POST-SHOW THOUGHTS — Christopher: “Here’s a little tune I wrote when I heard it on the radio.” — Parns! — The debut of Fred’s Nicolas Fehn character. — This sketch is starting to have me in tears. — Okay, it turns out I actually chuckled at Tina’s Schwarzenegger voice bit tonight. — Kenan’s wearing a wig that strongly resembles his hair on the Nickelodeon series Kenan & Kel. Foo Fighters, Helen Mirren Set For 'Saturday Night Live' Elton John also will host 'SNL' for the first time in April. — The audience’s reactions to a lot of Amy’s jokes tonight are noticeably fairly mild. — What was with the awkwardness of how Darrell put away the Nobel Peace Prize? — Even though this episode is not a classic, I’ve personally always considered it to be a really fun episode and a prime example of what a refreshing turnaround this season is from the infamous preceding season. I only said it because the thought of it amuses me.) We also get the addition of Fred’s producer character doing an out-of-character Paulie Walnuts impression that we saw Fred do before in a Sopranos sketch. Considering how strong her first two seasons at the Update desk were, it’s been sad to watch her go downhill. Let's see how far this thing goes — Interesting visual of Kristen dancing with each of her castmates. STARS: *****, THOMAS & DOBBINS Ugh. Second episode in a row I’ve noticed that in, as he also stumbled his way through the O’Reilly Factor sketch in the preceding episode. The 'One SNL a Day' Project. Remember a few seasons later when SNL inexplicably tries to re-create this classic sketch with fucking Robert DeNiro, of all people? Keywords . — I’m enjoying the creative ways they’re revealing each Lotto number in each scene. Blah. This turns into YET ANOTHER season 36 musical monologue, further proving a point I recently made that this season is unable to go more than three episodes without a musical monologue. — A hilarious part with the cigarettes-for-kids commercial, complete with the Bon Jovi song “Blaze Of Glory” being played over it. — A funny disgusting close-up of the blood-covered Lotto ball that was extracted from Horatio’s insides. — I love the random detail of Amy’s character having the name Kim Barefoot. MONOLOGUE Discover (and save!) — Blah, it feels like Kristen’s been doing an Update commentary as a one-off character every two episodes lately. If you expect a dispute or disagreement, you should tape record meetings. — Darrell’s Jesse Helms impression is hilarious. Discover all Medium stories about Foo Fighters written in 2011. That stuff’s not gonna happen again.” CHP & ANS rap about a trip to see the Sister Act musical, — Ah, our final Digital Short during Andy’s SNL tenure. Honestly, I’m not sorry to see this sketch go away for a while after this installment. STARS: ***½, MUSICAL PERFORMANCE Uncanny. Puedes ver los videos aquí: Share this: Facebook; … Foo Fighters debuted their new single “Shame Shame,” from the band’s upcoming 10th album Medicine at Midnight, during the band’s musical guest spot on Saturday Night Live. — Jason, on the oldest stripper at this club: “She’s been here since the place opened in 1970…and she’s got the bush to prove it!” — Good idea for a sketch in tonight’s episode, given Lee’s epic real-life mustache. Donald accepts indecent proposal from land developer (host), — I love Donald’s question to The Falconer (delivered in squawks, of course) about if the massage The Falconer is going to give him will include a “happy ending”. — Great Joe Pesci voice from Jim. — Good ending with Lorne’s shifty-eyed look. too-helpful couple (JAS) & (KRW) naively abets escaped murderer (host), — Right out of the gate in her very first appearance, Kristen Wiig is coming off strangely comforting in her very convincing performance as a typical corny suburban housewife, and she seems very comfortable. In typical Horatio Sanz fashion, he starts cracking up early on in his mid-sketch commercial, due to accidentally saying his last name as “McNutly” instead of “McNulty”. — A better episode than I remembered. Stefon’s summer entertainment advice is characteristically off-the-mark, — Stefon’s popularity has now gotten to the point where, while Seth is in the middle of introducing Stefon’s commentary, the audience (who have been very lively all throughout this episode) starts cheering enthusiastically well before Seth even utters Stefon’s name, as they can tell Stefon’s about to appear just by what Seth’s saying early on in the intro. If you’re curious to see my thoughts on this fake ad, read it here in my original 2007 review that I wrote way back when this episode originally aired. Please end this sketch already, SNL. Check out Dave’s cameo in the digital short and strip club skits as well as the band’s performances of “Rope” (iTunes / Amazon MP3) and “Walk” below and pre-order the new album Wasting Light on CD, EMI Announces Charity Auction To Benefit Japannese Red Cross Relief Efforts. — Pretty fun sketch so far. — Dylan’s Mango impression is pretty funny. The Best Of Both Worlds with Hugh Jackman HOW THIS EPISODE STACKS UP AGAINST THE PRECEDING ONE (Jennifer Garner) — Great bit with Chris explaining his Hitler mustache. Oh, I’ll definitely have things to say about THAT when we come to it. Browse more videos. There were a few weak spots, a lot of pretty good sketches, and absolutely NO sketches that I found great (nothing got a rating higher than three-and-a-half stars from me). Having the usual show-stealing Stefon commentary on Weekend Update also added to the episode’s big atmosphere. a big step up, HARDBALL — Oh, are you fucking kidding me?!? Loved The Californians. Why did Richie Sambora completely and awkwardly blank on one of his lines with that big ol’ goofy smile on his face, forcing Jon to eventually feed him his line? — Good ending with Mick, while alone in the room, sadly singing a very somber version of “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction”. Monologue However, I’m not finding this installment as funny so far. WHAT TO CALL THE BAND Sunday, April 10, 2011. As far as I know, the only two other cast members in SNL history who’s respective SNL tenures are bookended by the same musical guest are, coincidentally, members of this season’s (37) cast: Bill and Vanessa. 1:48. — It feels so odd but so nice to see Will appearing in an episode this season, after I’ve gotten so used to SNL without him over the course of this season. — Nice to see that the reliability and popularity of these Hardball sketches has gotten to the point where SNL is now using them as a cold opening. Saturday Night Live (SNL) is a late-night sketch comedy and variety show created by Lorne Michaels.It premiered on the NBC Television Network on October 11, 1975, under the title NBC's Saturday Night.The show often satirizes contemporary American popular culture and politics. — Wow, what the fuck happened just now? Also, this sketch’s twist ending with Will reminds me of the ending of the famous Bad Expectant Mother sketch with Victoria Jackson, where we find out Victoria’s character was Jon Lovitz’s mother back when she was pregnant with him. In fact, they’re starting to get a little tired after a while. If you didn't make it, worry not — the film will be aired commercial free this Friday night on VH1.Set your DVR for 10… in 1984, host’s new band is skeptical of his eponymous naming idea, — A fairly likable, realistic premise. (By the way, “Better than I remembered” should be the motto of most episodes from seasons 35 and 36, even if these two seasons still have too much of a certain blandness to them.) — I love Andy-as-Mort-Mort’s “I walked into THAT one!” line when the Kardashians respond to him telling them they’re in the black by saying “Usually, it’s the other way around.” It seems they were trying to make this sketch an annual Tax Day tradition, but the following season, which is Andy’s final season as a cast member, has no Mort Mort Feingold sketch airing around Tax Day or any other point of that season. STARS: ***½, LAZY SUNDAY 2 retiring strip club deejay Tommy (JAS) intros hardly-sexy female dancers, — I absolutely love Jason’s raspy character voice in this.

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