Joe Montana: "I think I'm going to go upstairs and masturbate"
One of my favorites. I am surprised it took this long for it to be mentioned.I also loved the Japanesse game show skit, not sure the name of it. Alec Baldwin hosted and I remember Farley was in it.RedmondLonghorn said:Big fan of the Harry Caray (Ferrell) interview with Jeff Goldblum as an astronomer.
Space: The Infinite Frontier
Goldblum really has a hard time not laughing, but keeps it together.
I don't think the GD skit was even scripted...Goldblum looks completely at a loss for words...wonder if the prompter went down and Ferrell just kept right on going. Just an observation.One of my favorites. I am surprised it took this long for it to be mentioned.I also loved the Japanesse game show skit, not sure the name of it. Alec Baldwin hosted and I remember Farley was in it.RedmondLonghorn said:Big fan of the Harry Caray (Ferrell) interview with Jeff Goldblum as an astronomer.
Space: The Infinite Frontier
Goldblum really has a hard time not laughing, but keeps it together.
Will Ferrell's Harry Caray sucked.One of my favorites. I am surprised it took this long for it to be mentioned.I also loved the Japanesse game show skit, not sure the name of it. Alec Baldwin hosted and I remember Farley was in it.RedmondLonghorn said:Big fan of the Harry Caray (Ferrell) interview with Jeff Goldblum as an astronomer.
Space: The Infinite Frontier
Goldblum really has a hard time not laughing, but keeps it together.
I don't think Ferrell's impersonations were ever "spot on" but they were funny as hell. His GWB was only slighly similar to the real GW but still got me laughing.Will Ferrell's Harry Caray sucked.One of my favorites. I am surprised it took this long for it to be mentioned.I also loved the Japanesse game show skit, not sure the name of it. Alec Baldwin hosted and I remember Farley was in it.RedmondLonghorn said:Big fan of the Harry Caray (Ferrell) interview with Jeff Goldblum as an astronomer.
Space: The Infinite Frontier
Goldblum really has a hard time not laughing, but keeps it together.
"I'm buying this newspaper."Not mentioned yet:"White Like Me" Eddie MurphyThe one where he dresses as a white guy and white people start giving him stuff for free, partying when only whites are around, etc.
If it were some made up character, it would be funny. To say it's Harry Caray just makes it suck IMOI don;t think Ferrell's impersonations were ever "spot on" but they were funny as hell. His GWB was only slighly similar to the real GW but still got me laughing.Will Ferrell's Harry Caray sucked.One of my favorites. I am surprised it took this long for it to be mentioned.I also loved the Japanesse game show skit, not sure the name of it. Alec Baldwin hosted and I remember Farley was in it.RedmondLonghorn said:Big fan of the Harry Caray (Ferrell) interview with Jeff Goldblum as an astronomer.
Space: The Infinite Frontier
Goldblum really has a hard time not laughing, but keeps it together.
"I'm buying this newspaper."Not mentioned yet:"White Like Me" Eddie MurphyThe one where he dresses as a white guy and white people start giving him stuff for free, partying when only whites are around, etc.
"Pawn to Rook-Four, Pawn to Rook-Four, NOOOOOOOOO!!! You call that a castle???"Gonzo Stokes said:Jim Belushi as the Bobby Knight chess club coach.
That was actually a short film that had been submitted by then-unknown Ben Stiller, who was subsequently hired the following season as a featured player.Sweet J said:Anybody remember the commercial spoof of "The Color of Money" with the main character bowling instead of playing Pool? One of my all time favorites.tdog said:Classic Commmercials--Adobe Car--it combines German engineering and Mexican know-how. Bad Idea Jeans - Now that I have kids, I feel much better having a gun in the house Colon BlowThe Love Toilet--Because when you're in love, even five minutes apart can seem like an eternityChange Bank
Until today I thouht maybe I had dreamt of this, because no one else seems to have seen it.anguskahn said:The one where Martin Short's wounded army platoon needed him to go upstairs in an abandon house and call for help but he didnt know how to climb stairs because he grew up in midwest where everything was flat.
If Lorne Michaels asks you to play the Hulk, don't.The Frank Sinatra / Stevie Wonder duet w/ Piscopo and Murphy
James Brown Hot Tub party w/ Murphy
Little Richard Simmons w/ Murphy
The Superheroes Party with Belushi as Incredible Hulk and Ackroyd as Flash Gordon
The Superman Funeral with Farley as Incredible Hulk giving the eulogy
If it were some made up character, it would be funny. To say it's Harry Caray just makes it suck IMOI don;t think Ferrell's impersonations were ever "spot on" but they were funny as hell. His GWB was only slighly similar to the real GW but still got me laughing.Will Ferrell's Harry Caray sucked.One of my favorites. I am surprised it took this long for it to be mentioned.I also loved the Japanesse game show skit, not sure the name of it. Alec Baldwin hosted and I remember Farley was in it.RedmondLonghorn said:Big fan of the Harry Caray (Ferrell) interview with Jeff Goldblum as an astronomer.
Space: The Infinite Frontier
Goldblum really has a hard time not laughing, but keeps it together.
Yeah, it's an over-the-top parody and it's funny.If it were some made up character, it would be funny. To say it's Harry Caray just makes it suck IMOI don;t think Ferrell's impersonations were ever "spot on" but they were funny as hell. His GWB was only slighly similar to the real GW but still got me laughing.Will Ferrell's Harry Caray sucked.One of my favorites. I am surprised it took this long for it to be mentioned.I also loved the Japanesse game show skit, not sure the name of it. Alec Baldwin hosted and I remember Farley was in it.RedmondLonghorn said:Big fan of the Harry Caray (Ferrell) interview with Jeff Goldblum as an astronomer.
Space: The Infinite Frontier
Goldblum really has a hard time not laughing, but keeps it together.![]()
So that you can be on the lookpout for reruns...Its from the episode where Eddie Murphy is guest star the year after he left the show. Same episode as the "I'm buying this newspaper".Greatest single episode ever.Until today I thouht maybe I had dreamt of this, because no one else seems to have seen it.anguskahn said:The one where Martin Short's wounded army platoon needed him to go upstairs in an abandon house and call for help but he didnt know how to climb stairs because he grew up in midwest where everything was flat.
This was the first one I thought of and I was shocked I got to page two without it being mentioned.Not mentioned yet:"White Like Me" Eddie MurphyThe one where he dresses as a white guy and white people start giving him stuff for free, partying when only whites are around, etc.
"I'm not a strong swimmer."Wait, has the Martin Short/Harry Shearer men's synchronized swimming skit been mentioned yet?![]()
"Your'e not mad at him, you are just pointing at him. 'I know you, I know you'.""I'm not a strong swimmer."Wait, has the Martin Short/Harry Shearer men's synchronized swimming skit been mentioned yet?![]()
Wow, I was going to post this but I didn't think anyone else would remember it. Hartman wasMy favorite was the Full Metal Jacket spoof when Matthew Modine hosted and Phil Hartman did R. Lee Ermy.
"Your'e not mad at him, you are just pointing at him. 'I know you, I know you'.""I'm not a strong swimmer."Wait, has the Martin Short/Harry Shearer men's synchronized swimming skit been mentioned yet?![]()
"The music is chosen to express different moods: happy, underwater...""Your'e not mad at him, you are just pointing at him. 'I know you, I know you'.""I'm not a strong swimmer."Wait, has the Martin Short/Harry Shearer men's synchronized swimming skit been mentioned yet?![]()
I was trying to remember that line but couldn't. Best part.
Lots of quality sketches in that episode:- "Swivel Chair Mystery Theatre" (where the plot is driven by the dramatic "swivel chair" maneuver)- "A Betty Ford Straight Arrow Christmas" (Johnny Cash and Liza Minelli sing songs about sobriety)- "In The Middle" (a talk show where Wagner plays host to two guys with opposite views.....and everytime one of them makes a point, he says "Doodle-oo!" -- kind of a precursor to the sketch with the scientists "zinging" and "burning" each other)2. Tales of the Runaway Boulder (with Robert Wagner)
The one where a debonair Wagner goes out to eat with a young woman and has horrible table manners is anotherLots of quality sketches in that episode:- "Swivel Chair Mystery Theatre" (where the plot is driven by the dramatic "swivel chair" maneuver)- "A Betty Ford Straight Arrow Christmas" (Johnny Cash and Liza Minelli sing songs about sobriety)- "In The Middle" (a talk show where Wagner plays host to two guys with opposite views.....and everytime one of them makes a point, he says "Doodle-oo!" -- kind of a precursor to the sketch with the scientists "zinging" and "burning" each other)2. Tales of the Runaway Boulder (with Robert Wagner)
Wait, has the Martin Short/Harry Shearer men's synchronized swimming skit been mentioned yet?ETA: "We dig a hole, we dig a hole, we dig a hole..."
"Hernest Emingway!"SaveFerrisB said:A favorite on mine not listed yet is "Common Knowledge": Jeopardy-like game show (hosted by Steve Martin) where the correct answers to the questions were determined by a poll of high school seniors. The contestants were Jeane Kirkpatrick (Nora Dunn) and some bonehead (Kevin Nealon) who crushed Jeane in the game. Nealon's character swept the "State Capitals" category by "correctly" identifying New York's capital as New York City, Washington's capital as Washington, D.C., and Virginia's capital as Virginia City. There was a Lightning Round where the contestants had high school seniors as partners in a Pyramid clue/answer game: "Dennis the Menace..." "President Mitchell" "No, his neighbor" "Woodrow Wilson" DING!
"I'm not a strong swimmer."Wait, has the Martin Short/Harry Shearer men's synchronized swimming skit been mentioned yet?![]()
SaveFerrisB said:"Guy Talk", hosted by some east coast guido (Joe Piscopo) "where guys can be guys!" Tonight's guests are Michael Jackson and Liberace."Michael, it's said that Diana Ross discovered you. Are you discovering her? Huh? Huh?"
That's when he keeps getting interrupted to take pictures with Girl scouts, etc. right? Good one. Also, don't know if anyone mentioned the Clinton one where he's running and stops at McD's with secret service..."Warlords!"5 underrated Phil Hartman sketches:- Ronald Reagan as the Iran-Contra mastermind
Would be funnier if they could swear.
Ferrrrrrrr-burger.- Charlton Heston reading excerpts from Madonna's "Sex" book. ("What if I just say 'I like to touch my pushy?'")