Saturday Night Live
Bill Burr
October 10, 2020
OH, WE WILL GET TO IT. I PROMISE.
Welcome to your new nightmare.
All the BUZZZZZ on yesterday’s Vice Presidential debate. (I’m not sorry.)
Come on, Netflix, give the people what they want: more ‘GLOW’
‘The Real Housewives of New York City’: Occupy Hamptons
The Real Housewives of New York
“Ain’t No Party Like a Hamptons Party”
April 23, 2020
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Netflix just canceled two of my favorite shows because 2020 just keeps on keeping on
President Methy thinks he’s well enough to leave the hospital. Ok.
The Vice Presidential Debates, ‘Supernatural,’ ‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’ and everything else you don’t want to miss on TV this week
THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR (L to R) AMELIE BAE SMITH as FLORA in THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR. Cr. EIKE SCHROTER/NETFLIX © 2020
NEXT: John Slattery in NEXT, premiering midseason on FOX. © 2019 FOX MEDIA LLC. Cr: Ed Ariquel / FOX.
Charlie Heaton as Kurt, Malin Åkerman as Martha – For Life _ Season 1 – Photo Credit: Jorge Alvarino/AMC
Lennie James as Morgan Jones – Fear the Walking Dead _ Season 6, Episode 1 – Photo Credit: Ryan Green/AMC
‘Saturday Night Live’ and Chris Rock return to mediocrity
Saturday Night Live
Chris Rock & Megan Thee Stallion
October 3, 2020
Well, Saturday Night Live is back on air and back in Studio 8H and everything has returned to (almost) normal, including a show full of mediocre and overly long sketches. When at the end of last season Saturday Night Live had to be produced remotely, I enjoyed the results: the show was lighter, weirder, and freer. Not every sketch landed, of course, but it felt like the show had to take more chances because they didn’t have any choice in the matter. The result was shorter, and frankly funnier sketches.
But now we’re back to the studio, back to sketches that don’t quite know how to end, back to sketches that seem to be written by committee. ~sigh~ It was fun while it lasted.
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