It’s funny enough…
I hear this is supposed to run during Saturday Night Live tonight…
It’s funny enough…
I hear this is supposed to run during Saturday Night Live tonight…
Saturday Night Live did a skit on the Democratic Presidential debate:
On the surface it’s a skit that ostensibly takes a shot at everyone equally (and even touches on Hillary’s email scandal). However, take a look at one central visual fact:
So Sanders is played by someone Hillary Clinton’s age (old), and Hillary Clinton is played by someone half her age (young). The skit is constructed to reinforce the false Sanders old, Clinton young impression, which suggests the reason why SNL choose non-cast-member Larry David to play Sanders. David did write for the show during the 1984—1985 season (where he worked with Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who he would later cast in Seinfeld); to put it another way, David worked on SNL the same year McKinnon was born.
You know that Saturday Night Live Schoolhouse Rock parody I put up yesterday?
The Washington Post actually put up fact-checking piece on it.
Hey, remember all those times the Washington Post fact-checked SNL skits of George W. Bush and Sarah Palin?
Me neither.
Twitchy had a field day.
Other important Washington Post fact-checks:
A man as fat as Chris Farley would never have received an audition with the Chippendales. #WaPoFactChecks pic.twitter.com/z5bRRK9Va3
— Josh Smith (@ThisIsJoshSmith) November 23, 2014
Lol RT @redsoutrage: Toonces in fact can not drive a car. #WaPoFactChecks pic.twitter.com/iqV1XnBAf9
— el Sooper ن (@SooperMexican) November 23, 2014
Some of the side effects of Happy Fun Ball from SNL are unlikely, say Washington Post medical writers #WaPoFactChecks pic.twitter.com/X0lSRLS8xS
— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) November 24, 2014
#WaPoFactChecks A cable public access show run by high school students would be unable to book a high-profile band like Aerosmith.
— BattleSwarm (@BattleSwarmBlog) November 24, 2014
The lengths to which Obama’s media praetorian guard will go to protect him are officially beyond parody.
Who needs all that tedious Bill-wrangling on Capitol Hill when you can just issue an Executive Order?
“Ayo Kimathi is an employee at the Department of Homeland Security. His job description? Purchasing ammunition and weapons. He’s also the owner of waronthehorizon.com, a website dedicated to advocating the murder of white people.”
The cherry on top? “He’s also a homophobe.”
This was on a lot of blogs last week, but I’m linking to it now so I can embed this classic SNL video of Garrett Morris singing “I’m Gonna Get Me A Shotgun And Kill All the Whiteys That I See!”, which I think embodies the spirit of Kimathi’s website.
Update: That video appears to be dead, so here’s one of Garrett Morris talking about it that includes just a snippet of it.
Catchy little ditty, isn’t it?
(Hat top: Ace.)
The one where you tell potential voters “I’m going to raise your taxes.” We all know how well that worked out for him:
Sadly, the Saturday Night Live “What Were You Thinking?” skit with Mondale does not appear to be anywhere online…
A few links of potential interest: