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are all on FULL display for the very first time. His comical physicality, his fearlessness, etc. Farley is incredible to watch during his hilarious dancing here, especially when you’re aware of this being a groundbreaking moment for the then-newbie. I’ve always liked the little detail with Patrick and Farley’s characters being named Adrien and Barney, respectively. Not only is this a very popular and legendary sketch, it’s also a very important sketch, as it’s Chris Farley’s official breakout moment as an unproven featured player who’s only in his fourth episode. Ladies and gentlemen, we are about to witness a star being born. Sexy (host) & flabby (CHF) compete for a job as a Chippendale dancer
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Speaking of David Spade earlier, according to GettyImages, he had an Update commentary cut after this episode’s dress rehearsal in which he apparently played some kind of Russian (pic here).
I love Dennis doing multiple jokes about a suggestive-looking photo of Dan Quayle taking the snap from a football player. Whitney, on what the future generation will inherit: “If voter turnout is no better than it usually is, there’s a good chance they’ll also inherit our congress… or should I say, inherit the wind.” Loved the soundbyte of a knocked-out-by-Evander-Holyfield Buster Douglas saying “I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!”, made even funnier by the fact that it’s then-writer David Spade doing the voice in that soundbyte. Phil looks towards the direction of the crash with a hilarious frozen open-mouthed smile (second screencap above) and says “Thank you”, and then tells us “Well, you just let me worry about THAT too!” An excellent save from Phil that receives huge applause.ĪWB warns that not voting in elections can only make things worse Classic unscripted moment right now: when Phil’s Walton is concluding his message and telling us to let him worry about things, a VERY loud off-camera crash is suddenly heard from somewhere in the studio. His new offer being a raffle where the winner receives Walton’s hat is pretty funny. Unlike the first one, this one has an actual funny message with Phil’s Walton realizing he couldn’t possibly pay out the insane amount of money he offered in the first ad. Rescinding previous deal, Sam Walton (PHH) now offers chance to win a hat Dana and Patrick’s increasingly blasphemous accusations of each other through song are hilarious, especially Dana claiming Patrick stuffs his trousers “with a plastic peeeeniiiiss” and how it “fell out in Liiiiiimaaaa”. I love the melody the songs are being sung in. Latino crooners (host) & (DAC) one-up each other on album Meh, a forgettable and bland message that not even Phil could make all that interesting.
Sam Walton (PHH) offers $100,000 to anyone who opposes a tax hike One of Victoria’s overall best performances during her SNL tenure. In fact, I’d say Whoopi actually has the deeper voice of the two. I love the casting of Rock as Whoopi Goldberg’s character from Ghost, especially how Rock barely has to change his voice to sound like Whoopi, as his natural voice is already close enough. Patrick is also helping sell the material with his funny grossed-out reactions. Victoria doing increasingly disgusting things is very funny.
Ghost romance sours when Sam (host) sees Molly’s (VIJ) disgusting habits Hans sneaks in a “ Ja, that’s the ticket” while wrapping up the sketch. Classic part with Franz’s fantasy sequence of Patrick horseback riding and eventually being joined by Franz. Hans’ high-pitched deliveries of his various “What do you mean you didn’t notice–” questions are making me laugh. Excellent turn with Franz developing feelings he doesn’t understand for Patrick Swayze. We haven’t seen these characters in a while.
It was very light on humor and mostly focused on the dancing between Patrick and his wife, but it was at least charming. Nothing much at all to say about this overall monologue. Host sings “All I Need Is A Girl” & dances with wife Lisa Niemi After appearing in lots of uncredited bit roles since the homestretch of the preceding season, writer Rob Schneider joins the cast as a featured player tonight. I like how they kept this overall cold opening short and sweet. Hilarious dirty lyrics from Phil and dirty moves from the dancers, especially the “lift your dress up over your head” and “stick your face in your partner’s crotch” ones. Great sudden reveal of the “Dirty Square Dancing” title. Segments are rated on a scale of 1-5 starsĭirty Square Dancing- at a hoe-down, (host) & (JAH) do all but go down
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