I'm a Saturday Night Live apologist. No, I'm not going to tell you that they never make a mistake, or a bad show, but I will say I find it funnier than the majority. I think it's an easy target these days (it all goes in cycles of course - I'm guessing we're on the cusp of reporters and blogs declaring it funny again). Comedy is an insanely subjective thing, which makes it obviously one of the more difficult things to make successful with a broad audience. That SNL has done it for so long (mostly) is a major feat.
So when the
AV Club sent me over to this unproduced SNL sketch movie script, I was certainly intrigued. And the pedigree of writers who worked on it certainly lent credibility to the whole thing.
I'll stop spewing now. Here's a
recap of what could have been. I laughed a number of times just reading it. Too bad it shall never see the light of day.
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I too enjoy SNL more than most people will readily admit, since right now it isn't "cool" to like the show. And when I read that article, I could only think of what should have been. Maybe it's not completely out of reach?
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