It may be just me; but does anybody else think that if Florence were to have dyed her hair jet black, she would look like a dead ringer for Taram Killam's baby mama Cobie Smulders??
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It may be just me; but does anybody else think that if Florence were to have dyed her hair jet black, she would look like a dead ringer for Taram Killam's baby mama Cobie Smulders??
| warqueen wrote: |
It may be just me; but does anybody else think that if Florence were to have dyed her hair jet black, she would look like a dead ringer for Taram Killam's baby mama Cobie Smulders?? |
The number 1 best quality about Florence Welch: SHE IS AN ABSOLUTE 110% AVID DISCIPLE OFTHE GREATEST MUSICAL GODDESS, STEVIE NICKS!!
Wow, the show is getting bad as of late with timing & cutting off in the middle of the host & cast's good nights at the veryend. Yeeesh
learned:
* hey, have you heard about the new MUPPETS movie?
* romney raw > wwe raw
* ask me. ask me about my new kemper-pedic bed. well, ask me after i pound one out...pizza's ready
* musical guest: church and a strategically-placed mirror, i'm lovin' it
* miss piggy wasn't the only one who thought kermit rubbing his nipples was hot
Never heard of Cobie Smulders.
I thought it was weak episode. There weren't many great skits. Some surprises, but nothing very spectacular.
I'm not a fan of F+TM, but damn can Florence sing. She is immensely talented.
My thoughts: + I would say I enjoyed tonight's Mitt Romney cold open if it didn't feel like the "aw shucks, he's a Mormon" angle hadn't already been tapped into at least twice this season. I liked the "15-17% more edgy" line, though. + If you're going to promote a movie starring The Muppets, you may as well bring them onto the show. Jason's felt-fueled monologue was cute but light on genuine laughs. + What's with the sudden carbon-copying of sketches from ten years ago? First it was Kirsten Dunst's monologue, now it's the "Kathie Lee Replacement" sketch from Year 25. Solid impressions aside, I'm sure they could've found a more original slant. + I'm a fairly blue guy, but prior to "Kemper-Pedic" I don't think I've ever seen so many visual euphemisms for spanking the monkey in one place and at such a frantic speed. Not that it was a bad thing, of course. + I was a little wary when I first saw Gov. Jon Huntsman in the flesh, but he proved to be fairly self-deprecating. His commentary regarding his convienient "passion" for New Hampshire wouldn't have worked if the fledging presidential hopeful couldn't take a joke. There's little to no chance he'll win the GOP nomination --the Granite State will be his likely Waterloo-- but he was nice to have around while it lasted. + I guess we now know where Kermit the Frog stands on the issues... + Checkmate! "Seducing Women Through _____" is, by a few light years, the funniest Digital Short of the year thus far. There must be magic in that grainy video quality... + Great blackout sketches are few and far between on TV, which made "Andre the Giant Chooses an Ice Cream Flavor" all the more delightful. All you need is one impression, one self-explanatory set-up and you're as good as gold. + How weird was it to see Florence Welch not be weird? It was actually a little offputting seeing Flo with a conservative amount of makeup, a pretty dress in lieu of a flamboyant costume, and actually making eye contact with the audience. Glad to know she kept the Burundi drums, odd time signatures, and poorly mixed harp, though. + The last live show of an uneven November on SNL proved to be a high point of the season. Typically a cameo orgy can prove awkward and unwieldy, but tonight it barely guilded the lily. There was a barely a bad sketch in the show, either; only "Mitch's Retirement" and "Blue Jean Committee" came close to failing, but they both had fleeting yet redeemable qualities. Overall, Segal/Florence merited a 7 out of 10; the "Freaks & Geeks" alum was a lot of fun and I hope he hosts again either in Year 38 or soon after.
| Glenn9999 wrote: |
| Anyone catch the Olivia Wilde cameo in the Digital Short? Kind of a surprise. |
| Glenn9999 wrote: |
| Though like some are saying elsewhere, probably not a good host candidate, at least until she proves she can do any comedy at all. |
| JustinRAn wrote: |
| 2 things Stu 1- You forgot that Dana Carvey 4 had Kathie Lee possibly replacing Regis 2 |
He meant that it had the same sketch format as the bit from Year 25. Multiple impressions one-by-one auditioning for the role. The one from Dana's episode last season was not really that similar to this one in terms of format.
| TheDiamondDog wrote: |
Never heard of Cobie Smulders. I thought it was weak episode. There weren't many great skits. Some surprises, but nothing very spectacular. I'm not a fan of F+TM, but damn can Florence sing. She is immensely talented. |
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Nope. Never have. Never interested in it.
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Nope. Never have. Never interested in it. |
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