Interesting take by Bill Simmons: he thinks the fact that they bring a lot of guys back / get famous people to play specific roles rather than letting new cast members do those roles ends up hurting the show. For example, instead of having Carvey play Biden, have a current or new member work that role. It would get the audience more invested to the new members.I was only able to watch half of it, but I thought it was pretty solid. Maybe SNL just needs to lean into past cast, more than ever. They really haven't found their next casting "era" and it's showed in recent years.
Liked almost all the skits up to the half way point and hoping to finish the rest soon.
Only thing I legit didn't enjoy was the Debbie Downer sketch. That one just didn't get there. Everything else was good to me.No lie, enjoyed all of it. Stalled a bit a few times but legit laughed at most all the skits. The greats don’t disappoint much. Cackled at Eddie Murphy and Will Ferrell.
It took about the 3rd zoom in on her face before I cracked. Didn’t enjoy it. Then did. Then laughed. Basically how I remember the old Debbie Downers when they were new.Only thing I legit didn't enjoy was the Debbie Downer sketch. That one just didn't get there. Everything else was good to me.
I just don’t understand that Kristen Wiig character. She’s ugly and her sisters are hot? Hot damn that’s comedy![]()