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Arguing Affirmative action for Asian dudes, I like where this thread is going.
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Originally Posted by Paff
(Post 13957285)
I don't think time off the show has anything to do with it. I don't know where Carvey lives, but if it ain't NY I'm doubting he wants to travel to Manhattan several Saturdays during the season. And I'm also betting he wants more money than Lorne or NBC is willing to shell out.
Maybe or since he was so good at impressions Lorne might think it would make the younger SNL stars uncomfortable and ruin their growth on the show or the equivalent of bringing back John Elway to take over Drew Lock's job. |
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On a related note, I thought it was odd that they never had Alec Baldwin back on in 2021 to thank him for coming on to play Trump over and over. I know some Trump Haters also hated his impression, but it seems like Baldwin was doing SNL a solid. Let Lorne shake his hand, and let Baldwin take a bow.
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Trump was out of office so maybe they did not want to bring back those Trump memories.
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Originally Posted by JeffTheAlpaca
(Post 13957636)
Maybe or since he was so good at impressions Lorne might think it would make the younger SNL stars uncomfortable and ruin their growth on the show or the equivalent of bringing back John Elway to take over Drew Lock's job.
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It won't surprise me to see Alec back at some point as host or reprising that role. I hear he will be reinstated as guest host in August. ;)
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Originally Posted by Count Dooku
(Post 13957324)
How much you wanna bet this was part of his submission package?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9qTB6beAOk Hilarious! Listen to that audience roar!! And while the above isn't funny at all his titanic iceberg sketch I'd agree with you about Beck Bennett is talented but he just hasn't really had that big breakthrough viral moment. And largely because of how much stuff he does with Kyle Mooney he often is seen as a duo with him so they cancel each others chances out of getting any kind of emmy noms ever |
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Originally Posted by AaronHernandez
(Post 13958582)
Performers don't have a submission package,they are simply listed on the ballot with name/photo
At the same time, when performers submit themselves for nomination, they must also upload a video file containing the work for which they want to be considered. These videos are the ones watched by the final level of voters that choose the winner. The Academy asks for volunteers among the members to judge the nominees and choose the winners in each category. The volunteer judges are grouped by peers, but everyone votes in the outstanding program categories. In decades past, judging panels met in Los Angeles and watched all of the nominated shows and performances in a two-day marathon. Rod Serling, the man behind the "Twilight Zone" series, devised the judging panel idea in the 1960s, when he was president of the academy. He and others wanted to make sure that the judges actually watched the nominees, rather than just voting for their favorite individuals. In 2000, the Academy decided to allow members to volunteer to watch tapes of the nominees in their own homes and on their own schedules. This meant that more people could vote in the final process; television critics and others had criticized the former voting procedure, saying that only older people with more time on their hands would volunteer to participate in an inconvenient, time-consuming judging process. Opponents of the new, more relaxed judging process say that there is no guarantee that the voters will watch the tapes. Essentially, the members are on the honor system, and the volunteer voters mail their ballots to Ernst & Young for tabulation. |
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Some articles starting to come out about the next season. It appears Loren Michales wants to retain as many cast members for the next three years to hit the 50th season.
Cecily Strong is talking about bowing out though, she is one of my favorites so I would hate to see her go. https://nypost.com/2021/08/05/cecily...for-season-47/ |
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Originally Posted by jpcamb
(Post 13967126)
Some articles starting to come out about the next season. It appears Loren Michales wants to retain as many cast members for the next three years to hit the 50th season.
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No way it is a institution and will last for eternity.
I hope McKinnon stays. |
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Originally Posted by jpcamb
(Post 13967126)
Cecily Strong is talking about bowing out though, she is one of my favorites so I would hate to see her go.
https://nypost.com/2021/08/05/cecily...for-season-47/ |
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Originally Posted by GoldenJCJ
(Post 13967496)
I’m not sure she’s got movie star power but out of all the female cast members in recent years, I can see Strong as being the most successful with her own TV series.
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Aidy Bryant had Shrill which lasted 3 seasons and it would be hard to replace her and Strong, McKinnon, and Davidson if he leaves even though he not utilized a lot on the show but he has done several movies.
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Originally Posted by Decker
(Post 13967503)
I take it you haven't watched Schmigadoon yet?
I’d like to think she’s got a hit series in her at some point* *I haven’t followed Schmigadoon ratings. Is it a hit or not? |
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I wouldn't mind if McKinnon stuck around if they could maybe cut back on her usage. She's good, but it seems like they feel the need to try and shoehorn her into every sketch, and when she does she seems to spend half the time trying to crack up her cast mates. I actually think she could do well to maybe make a movie or some Funny or Die sketches re-teaming her with Dan Levy. They work well together in their commercials.
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Ouch, was watching a show and Vanessa Bayer is now doing commercials for Casper Mattresses. I really liked her on SNL sad she has not had much of a career since she left.
Fixed it. Coffee-deprived brain... |
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Originally Posted by jpcamb
(Post 13969023)
Ouch, was watching a show and Vanessa Bryant is now doing commercials for Casper Mattresses. I really liked her on SNL sad she has not had much of a career since she left.
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/dvdtalk...8c7dd9fbb.jpeg Vanessa Bryant https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/dvdtalk...f2691c6e6.jpeg |
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Originally Posted by jpcamb
(Post 13969023)
Ouch, was watching a show and Vanessa Bayer is now doing commercials for Casper Mattresses. .
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She had done several movies and guest spots on Will and Grace and other sitcoms and is creating and starring in a new Showtime series in development so I would not say her career is in the toilet.
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Yikes.
Former SNL cast member Horatio Sanz has been accused of grooming and sexually assaulting a minorBy Elizabeth Joseph and Liam Reilly, CNNCNN)Comedian and former "Saturday Night Live" cast member Horatio Sanz is accused of grooming and sexually assaulting a 17-year-old in 2002, according to a lawsuit filed in New York on Thursday. The plaintiff -- referred to as Jane Doe -- chose not to disclose her identity in the filing because, according to the lawsuit, she was a minor at the time of the alleged non-consensual sexual contact. In 1999, when she was 14 years old, the alleged victim "started posting on various online websites, message boards and chat rooms about SNL," the lawsuit says. In January 2000, Sanz and one of his colleagues emailed the girl, and thereafter Sanz "began his process of grooming Plaintiff," including an October 2000 in-person meeting after a taping of the show, according to the lawsuit. Sanz is accused of engaging with the minor on AOL Instant Messenger in 2001 and steering those "conversations to discuss sex, sexual experiences, sexual activities, sexual fantasies, (and) masturbation" with the then-16-year-old, and "continued to solicit inappropriate photographs" of her. In May 2002, the lawsuit alleges Sanz sexually abused the then-17-year-old by "kissing her, groping her breasts, groping her buttocks, and digitally penetrating her genitals forcibly and without Plaintiff's consent" at and after SNL parties.Sanz's attorney, Andrew Brettler, denies the claims made against his client, referring to them in a statement as "categorically false."The lawsuit -- which requests a jury trial in New York County Supreme Court because it seeks damages in a sum that exceeds the limits of all lower courts -- also names NBCUniversal and SNL Studios as defendants, as Sanz is their former employee. The lawsuit alleges both NBC and SNL "permitted and enabled" Sanz to groom and harm the girl. NBC does not comment on legal matters, and Lorne Michaels, SNL's show creator, did not respond to CNN's request for comment. |
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Depending on how this shakes down, Conan might get the Tonight Show back.
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Originally Posted by Josh-da-man
(Post 13970987)
Depending on how this shakes down, Conan might get the Tonight Show back.
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Originally Posted by Josh-da-man
(Post 13970987)
Depending on how this shakes down, Conan might get the Tonight Show back.
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Originally Posted by Count Dooku
(Post 13967372)
. I wonder if NBC is ready to be done with SNL in 2025?
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