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36th season of snl

Nope.

That would be Will Arnett ("Arrested Development", hubby of Amy Poehler).
 
1069_KIFR said:
I noticed Will Forte (MacGruber) was not part of the new season. Did he exit or was he asked to leave?
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If "MacGruber" is gone, then the show might be worth watching again.
 
Aside from a few bright spots, we didn't find this episode to be very funny. For the most part it was a big swing and a miss.

Then again, I don't get Steven Colbert's appeal either.
 
Isn't it the SNL way? To take a cast member, toss him or her onto the big screen and wish em all the best in their new ventures?
 
I thought this was a thumb up. Lorne Michaels through a lot of star power out there, including having Governor Patterson there. Katy Perry doing the Bronx Beat was topical. The hair transplant was funny. I liked the Expendables movie sequels but could've used more characters. Was Keenan Thompson only on 1 or 2 sketches?
 
Yeziknoradio said:
Isn't it the SNL way? To take a cast member, toss him or her onto the big screen and wish em all the best in their new ventures?
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Have you heard Jimmy Fallon talk about his film experiences? He's quite self-deprecating about it (he doesn't think he was very good), and has made jokes about needing the Late Night gig to maintain his career.
 
BRNout said:
Aside from a few bright spots, we didn't find this episode to be very funny. For the most part it was a big swing and a miss.

Then again, I don't get Steven Colbert's appeal either.
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What do you mean "we," Kimosabe?
 
I thought the season opener was decent. Plenty of cameos from past talent made it enjoyable. Not a lot of LOL moments, but funny enough to give it a B+ for this viewer. Question is, can they maintain? Last season had some excellent shows, but some bombs too.Seems consistency is SNL's biggest challenge. Wiig, though is always great!
 
1) I like Colbert. I think he is often funnier than Stewart and much better than SNL. Once the political opening is over, I turn it off. they don't even have the fake commercial after the opening.
 
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