It was Chevy as Ford--the cold opening of the fourth episode in November
1975, Candace Bergen's first guest host. The first topical cold opening of
the series (the previous were Michael O'Donaghue's Wolverines sketch, Paul
Simon singing "Still Crazy After All These Years" (with Chevy Chase's
Suffice it to say. I'd seen the storm warnings on Twitter, so I was
prepared to FF through the segments. Based on what I saw of her skit,
though, I'd say she hasn't lost a step.
As least we were spared too much (which is to say, "any") McKinnon.
---Dave Sikula
On Sunday, May 10, 2020 at
Without my having to resort to the toobs, was the first presidential
impersonation Chevy’s Ford or Aykroyd’s Nixon? They probably did both in the
first few weeks.
Stan
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On Sun, May 10, 2020 at 3:55 PM Jim Ellwanger wrote:
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> > On May 10, 2020, at 3:27 PM, PGage wrote:
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> > Did I FF too much and miss it, or was there only one musical number?
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> Each of the three "At Home" episodes has only had one number by a musical
>
> On May 10, 2020, at 3:27 PM, PGage wrote:
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> Did I FF too much and miss it, or was there only one musical number?
Each of the three "At Home" episodes has only had one number by a musical guest
(the first two were Chris Martin and Miley Cyrus).
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Which is more, the number of times Baldwin threatened to quit 30 Rock, or
doing Trump on SNL?
His performance last night was not particularly good, but it did remind yet
again that originally SNL sketches did not depend so much on make-up and
physical impersonation. Of course the initial SNL
I bet Dave Sikula got a kick out of seeing Krisen Wiig.
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On Sun, May 10, 2020 at 7:47 AM Jim Ellwanger wrote:
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> Colin Jost said during "Weekend Update" that it was their last at-home
> show, and Kristen Wiig said "see you in September" during the close. Based
> on
Colin Jost said during "Weekend Update" that it was their last at-home show,
and Kristen Wiig said "see you in September" during the close. Based on when
the new season has started in previous years, I suspect they have the next
episode penciled in for September 26. But there are still some
Variety, in part, on SNL's cold open last night (5/09):
Citing that his valet got the virus, Baldwin’s Trump noted he had to do his
> own makeup, resorting to a “Liza Minnelli makeup tutorial” to do so but was
> still honored to be the “vale-dictator.”
>
> Although he acknowledged that the day
