Sunday, May 10, 2009
Motherlovers
I'm fairly sure that few, if any, of the various mothers in my life will appreciate this, but that does not make it any less amusing. SNL has certainly rediscovered its edge:
9 Comments:
By 
Escort81, at
Sun May 10, 05:16:00 PM:
Oedipus called, he wants his story back.
I missed the show, but that clip is way more cringe-inducing than anything or any picture I could (or would) ever post about Carrie Prejean or standing in solidarity with her.
Way too Freudian for me, but edgy, yes, funny, kind of.
By 
, at
Sun May 10, 07:31:00 PM:
For the first time in a long time I laughed out loud at SNL when I saw it last night. Granted, I MIGHT have been slightly under the influence, but that's no different that when I watched SNL and laughed every week. Well, the influence-producing substance was different. :-) Cringe inducing, by all means, but that's what made it so fun.
By Simon Kenton, at
Sun May 10, 09:38:00 PM:
So, like, who are those crones? The exopthalmic one seems vaguely familiar.
By , at
Sun May 10, 09:59:00 PM:
Was that Susan Sarandon and Patricia Clarkson?
By CDR J, at
Sun May 10, 10:03:00 PM:
The exopthalmic one was definitely Susan Sarandon.
At the end of the show they thanked Susan Sarandon and Patricia Clarkson (along with a whole bunch of other people who had appeared on the show, like Jimmy Fallon).
By Simon Kenton, at
Mon May 11, 04:43:00 AM:
I guess if I want to do better than 0 for 2 on future O'Vagie quizes, I'll have to get a "TV."
By Simon Kenton, at
Mon May 11, 09:18:00 AM:
Ah, yes, Susan Sarandon. She boldly explored the near reaches of crypto-lesbianism in "Thelma and Louise," pre-prised the current role in "White Palace," and is now, in the twilight of her movie career, joining a host of others in unleashing her true brilliance as a foreign policy expert. That Susan Sarandon. Of the Clarkson I know nothing.
By , at
Mon May 11, 10:25:00 AM:
I liked the "dick in a box" references ("this is the second best idea we've had"). Incredibly, every SNL Justin Timberlake has been on has been pretty good. The guy really has a talent for comedy. As a result, they use him in every skit (unlike other hosts who appear just a few times). Who'd have thought it?
Goody
By GreenmanTim, at
Tue May 12, 12:26:00 PM:
Aw, give a girl a break. Her career peaked with Rocky Horror. Hard to top getting all those call backs, Slu..., I mean, Janet.
