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Nice President's montage.
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I was very disappointed to see Kanye West not only get to perform (I use that term loosely), but also get so much extra attention from Wayne's World to help feed his ego. Can't he just go away already?
Kanye has been a trending topic on SR lately, LOL. Looks like SR is decidedly anti-Kanye...and for good reason, he's an arrogant butt. However, he's good at what he does. You don't get it, but there's a reason he was chosen to perform at this event and twice at the Grammys. He didn't "get" to perform. He's wanted to perform. Despite his ego, people that know music (and can obviously detach the person from the work) appreciate his music.
I get it though...there's a certain pop artist that rubs me the wrong way and as such, I don't appreciate his/her music.
Was Jim Belushi standing in for John on the blues brothers bit?
Didn't see it
I am amazed at its legacy - except for Madtv, it's probably the least funny (and most inconsistent) of the sketch comedy shows
Putting Monty Python in its own category you have SCTV, Kids in the Hall, Mr Show, Key & Peele, Ben Stiller, (in living color had the same consistency problem) et all that were much better written, better performed, more insightful and MUCH funnier than SNL
Even looking back at the original even the greatest of sketches is balanced by some real clunkers
The obvious difference is that the others were taped, but so?
I think snl was a zeitgeist phenomenon, and it had a brilliant counterculture cast that entrenched it into our consciousness and then it became the dominant culture
I'm not going to put Lorne Michaels into the Jerry Jones category, but he seems to be given WAY more credit than is due