Monday, October 20, 2008

What About The Llama?

So, when did you hear that Alec Baldwin was going to be on SNL in the opening skit? I think I heard about it on Thursday. Do you think that maybe since he had a few days to learn his lines he could have actually done so? I thought the sketch was the funniest of the bunch, but it kind of lost a lot of the impact because you kept watching Alec's eyes reading the lines and I wanted to reach through the tv and slap him. I mean Sarah Palin looked like she was the better actress just because she had memorized her lines. And the best actor in the skit goes to Mark Wahlberg. I guess he really was pissed at Andy Samberg because let's face it, Mark really isn't that great of an actor. Tina was brilliant. Enjoy. I tried to watch the show but the first or second skit was just awful and so I have no idea if they used the llama later or if that was how Alec was getting home.




17 comments:

  1. I hate it when anybody doesn't learn their lines on SNL. Robert DeNiro was the all-time worst and I had read where they'd been trying for years to get him on the show. Horrible.

    Sarah was good. I thought she'd only be on at the beginning of the show, so after the 6th MacGruber, I turned the channel. I saw on GMA this mroning where Sarah was raising the roof to Amy Pohler's rap. Funny.

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  2. I remember Alec always reading lines off the autocue when he hosted shows in the past. The stiffness works for him I think hehe

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  3. Anonymous11:01 AM

    The same McCain advisor (Martin Eisenstadt) who leaked the Joe the Plumber story last week appears to have another scoop: Obama is set to appear on SNL the Saturday night before the election, and it could have something to do with Lorne Michaels giving his campaign $4600:
    www.eisenstadtgroup.com

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  4. doesn't matter--he was still funny.

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  5. please tell me you saw Weekend Update El...Poehler busted out her preggo rap stylings...awesome!
    I hate to admit it but Palin did great...for a republican.

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  6. LOL Jax, I was thinking while watching the video on GMA, that Palin has pretty good rhythm for a Replican.

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  7. caribou barbie did pretty good. I was laughing.

    Am I the only one in the country that thinks Mark Wahlberg was joking about Andy Samburg? I never thought he was serious. Maybe I have a weird sense of humor or something. *shrugs* "Hello Donkey." I bagged up. I thought Andy's impression was dead on but the original skit was stupid. The way he ran away from Mark at the end of the skit was silly as hell. I love that kid.

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  8. Anonymous11:56 AM

    Palin was great on SNL - she's a good sport. I just love her. Seriously. The idea of her suddenly being President doesn't scare me at all - she doesn't have all the answers - but she KNOWS that about herself. That beats being full of shit any day.

    Ehh, I'm outing myself as a pariah conservative . . ssshhhhhhh

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  9. BlahFrickinBlah, I agree with you. Wahlberg was goofing around.

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  10. Say hi to your mother for me

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  11. In Alec's defense, SNL is famous for rewriting things right up to the last minute. Maybe he didn't have lines to learn until he walked in?

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  12. My favorite thing anytime Alec Baldwin hosts is watching him read almost every line. The best was the Boy Scout skit with Adam Sandler.

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  13. Alec was in one of my favorite skits...who remembers Schwetty Balls?

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  14. sarah is great in front of the camera. she's hard not to like.
    i've just come to expect alec reading the lines, still funny.
    the wahlberg/samberg crap was a very obvious bit. i worry about those that think otherwise.

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  15. Schwetty weiner was my fav.

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  16. shweaty balls! classic

    palin and fey and amy made me laugh, but I choked on my wine over wahlberg/samberg

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  17. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ABGCMJPKwo

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