I think after ratings tumbled with their constant haranguing of the right they think the road to prosperity is the skewering of the left.
They just aren’t funny.
It’s a bit cringe.
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The field of talent in Hollywood is barren. The best part of the entertainment world is betting on which irrelevant actress is gonna complain about abuse from years ago to get her name back in the news.
One gets the impression that even the SNL players don’t think they’re very funny. They know they’re stretching for it…and not getting it.
When a “comedian’s” jokes consist of propaganda messages veiled as humor.
The fact that anyone sees any humor in what the establishment Republicans and Democrats have been up to is evidence of their contemptibility, not to mention, neither are all that funny.
Uncle Al — I don’t know, but it seems they were all laughing at their own jokes. Sorta like trolls thumbing up their own comments, huh.
Not only not funny; annoying. Couldn’t watch the entire thing. Wonder what the YT comments are.
Two minutes was all I could take of this barf fest.
Why is this show still on?
They were funny…before I got gray hair. That puts it back in the late 70’s early 80’s!
SNL is about as humerus as blatant election tampering and installing a bumblefuck of an illegitimate figure head in the a White House.
@Badco – you surpassed me by a minute. It was obviously support for the Jan6 with a lean to try and give a bone to the center.
Funny on SNL has always been a rarity.
Jeezel, this is painful to watch. Funny is funny whether one agrees with it or not. This is NOT.
SNL hasn’t been funny since the 50’s, if even then.
Keenan Thompson has always been a favorite of mine. Did anyone see Good Burger? a cult classic in my family (my kids fav) The rest of the snl cast not at
all
A bullshit show
They one thing that would have made that “comedy” sketch really funny, would be Dementia Joe running around that kangaroo court committee while chasing a teenage girl trying to sniff her hair.
Then, stopping every once in a while mumble something incoherent, followed by one of his dumb phases like; “Not a joke, man”. “Corn Pop was a bad dude”, ” Your a lying dog-faced pony soldier”, etc.
Now that would be funny.
These people aren’t comics, they’re amateur actors. Lenny Bruce could read the phone book and make it funny. Bill Murray or Belushi could have too. It’s not the show, it’s the NPC placeholders they’ve put on stage.
They are just trying to make it to fifty years.