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aparisi2274
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check the will ferrell best of DVD's. It might be on there
Escape Goat
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Debbie Downer!
aparisi2274
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Teh Hamburglar said:
Debbie Downer with Lindsay Lohan was the funniest shit I have seen SNL put out in a long while....
Ford Prefect
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The funniest SNL skit ever is the one where Chris Farley is given decaf instead of regular and he goes crazy :lol
ManDudeChild
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For some reason, that sketch where they're talking about Robot Insurance always makes me laugh.
BobbyRobby
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I own both Ferrel Best of DVDs, and I'm almost certain its not on either of them.
Link1110
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There's a 70s sketch that's a parody of Dragbet that had me ROTF. Basically the 2 cops woul dbust into someone's house and rough them up/shoot them up before asking any questions. The funniest part is when they're shooting the guy and saying "stop or I'll shoot."
For recent sketches you have Celebrity Jeopardy and Jinglehimer Junction, where the 4 people on the kids show have letters on them "F" "U" "K" and "C" and they're constantly trying to rearrange themselves to spell out a certain 4 letter word with Tim Meadows going crazy to try and stop them.
For recent sketches you have Celebrity Jeopardy and Jinglehimer Junction, where the 4 people on the kids show have letters on them "F" "U" "K" and "C" and they're constantly trying to rearrange themselves to spell out a certain 4 letter word with Tim Meadows going crazy to try and stop them.
aparisi2274
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I also liked the one with Alec Baldwin...
Shweaty Balls
"Ladies, act now, and when you order, you'll also get my shweaty ball sack"
Oh man that had me rollin....
Shweaty Balls
"Ladies, act now, and when you order, you'll also get my shweaty ball sack"
Oh man that had me rollin....
Thanks for digging that clip up .. I forgot how good that Walter Mattheau bit was.
Another one of my favorites was when Dana Carvey was cplaying his "Chopping Broccoli" character, and music producers were convincing him to kill himself so his sales would go through the roof (They had bar charts showing sales of John Lennon and Jimi Hendrix to illustrate how many more albums they sold). I loved that character.
Another one of my favorites was when Dana Carvey was cplaying his "Chopping Broccoli" character, and music producers were convincing him to kill himself so his sales would go through the roof (They had bar charts showing sales of John Lennon and Jimi Hendrix to illustrate how many more albums they sold). I loved that character.
One of my favorites was the one where Norm Macdonald was the leader of some gang called the Cobras (or the Panthers or something), who eventually get into a brawl with another gang (I think the Panthers). The gangs keep spontaneously breaking out into song and dance like you'd see in some stupid 50s musical, but it keeps freakin Norm out. :lol The look on his face after the first song is over, "............................what the hell was that?" :lol
Musashi Wins!
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This is more obscure....
but does anyone remember the skit with Will Ferrell and Cheri Oteri as a morning talk show, the teleprompter goes down, and they begin to live like lord of the flies on the set? I would so love to see that skit again, it was bizarre and hilarious.
but does anyone remember the skit with Will Ferrell and Cheri Oteri as a morning talk show, the teleprompter goes down, and they begin to live like lord of the flies on the set? I would so love to see that skit again, it was bizarre and hilarious.
ArcadeStickMonk
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I have it on tape, but I don't have means of capturing it.Tedesco! said:
Could it be captured to DV tape with a a digital camcorder? Kind of a reversal of the process I used to put my film onto VHS? I could get it on the net from there.
And you have good taste; it is a very funny sketch.
Neil Diamond said:
ArcadeStickMonk
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I remember that one. David Alan Grier was the the guest host.Musashi Wins! said:
"I smell fear on you."
the absolute funniest SNL sketch ever....
they're doing like this commercial for some penis enhancing product, and as this guy is reading his lines throughout each take they keep insinuating more and more that he has a tiny cock. its so funny because of how it gets more and more insulting each time... rofl
they're doing like this commercial for some penis enhancing product, and as this guy is reading his lines throughout each take they keep insinuating more and more that he has a tiny cock. its so funny because of how it gets more and more insulting each time... rofl
CajoleJuice
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"Oh Canteen Boy!"
The one with Alec Baldwin is classic.
And Sean Connery on Celebrity Jeopardy is amazing.
As is the decaf coffee skit with Chris Farley.
The one with Alec Baldwin is classic.
And Sean Connery on Celebrity Jeopardy is amazing.
As is the decaf coffee skit with Chris Farley.
ArcadeStickMonk
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Guest host Julianna Margulies. Turned out to be a Tootsie Roll commercial.Docpan said:
"He's got big-time nerf in his shorts."
Musashi Wins!
FLAWLESS VICTOLY!
Arcade is the SNL master!
Coin Return
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Good concept, and it's nice to finally know the origin of my avatar, but it just reminds me of how shitty the cast is now.....can at least one actor go through one joke without hiding their laughter or cracking a smile? They suck.Coin Return said:
That's my absolute FAVOURITE SNL skit ever. I think it's on the Will Ferrel vol 2 DVD but I'm not sure.Musashi Wins! said:
My second fav is an obscure one with Tim Meadows as "John-John Mackey, the badass weatherman" which I loved. Especially because my name sounds really close to John Mackey so all my friends called me John-John Mackey for a few years, constantly saying how I call hurricanes "my bitch".
ArcadeStickMonk
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"When I see the storm front comin', I'm all 'What's up, bitch?'LakeEarth said:
And the storm is like, 'Nothing much, sir'
'Yeah that's right, bitch. Now go make me a sandwhich'"
When the storm leaves it's house, John-John bangs it's wife.
Synth_floyd
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Matt Foley, Chris Farley on a Japanese Gameshow, Schmitt's Gay Beer, actually almost anything with Chris Farley in it. Also the TV Funhouse stuff was great (ambiguously gay duo. X-presidents, george clooney speed racer parody, the fun with real audios)
One of my favorites came at the tail end of a Walken episode, I think in 2000. Tim Meadows was a census worker, and he came to Christopher Walken's apartment to collect his information, and Walken just plays this weird guy (big shocker).
TM: "Do you work full or part time?"
CW: "I guess I'd say part time. There are huge stretches of time where all I do is sleep."
Turns out he's married to a bobcat or something. It was very funny.
TM: "Do you work full or part time?"
CW: "I guess I'd say part time. There are huge stretches of time where all I do is sleep."
Turns out he's married to a bobcat or something. It was very funny.
ArcadeStickMonk
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"Just you and the wife live here?"zesty said:
"Well, we have some candy bars."*
rough paraphrase, didn't get the whole thing on tape.
Hitler Stole My Potato
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zesty said:
I love that sketch. I only saw it once, when it first aired, but I really want to see it again. Is it on the Christopher Walken DVD?
The BEST SNL sketch though has got to be Dan Aykroyd as Fred Garvin, Male Prostitute. Fucking hilarious.
Fred: Ma'am, you're dealing here with a fully qualified male strumpet. I service the entire quad cities area - Moline, Rock Island, Davenport and Bettendorf. Why don't you give it a whirl? What have you got to lose?
Mrs. Potter:Hey, uh..
Fred: Hey is for horses, young lady. No ifs, ands or buts about it - you're spending the night with Fred Garvin, Male Prostitute.
[ Fred stares at the camera as the title card appears ]
Well, now, I have a work order here which specifies that I am to roger you roundly 'til 6:15 tomorrow morning.
Bluecondor
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Da Bears from the 80s was a great sketch, especially the first one, and the ones when Chris Farley's character would have several heart attacks during the scene.
Litigation Manuel
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There was one that was supposed to be a commerical, and these people were singing "happy birthday" at a party then they got all depressed and stopped, and the commercial went on to advertise a new birthday song that won't bring the party down. Then Jack Black started quietly singing this song, then all these guitars started wailing and druids were singing backup and he had to fight the birthday wizard and all these toy babies were hanging down on strings and it went on for about five minutes. Then at the end it advertised the prices of the druid outfits, the sword, fake babies, wizard outfit and so on. It was quite hilarious.
GitarooMan
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The Will Ferrell as Neil Diamond stuff is absolutely classic. IMO, the best Will Ferrell stuff (with a nod to cowbell, although that's more Christopher Walken). Unfortunately, it's not on the DVD's, I don't know why they didn't use them.
AlphaSnake
...and that, kids, was the first time I sucked a dick for crack
zesty said:
Ahahahaha! I remember that skit. I love Walken so much. :lol
And he was motherfucking incredible in The Deer Hunter. One of Hollywood's best actors -- if not *the* best.
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