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** Some of [[Seth Meyers]]' jokes on Weekend Update are often met with the audience groaning over how tasteless the joke is. In fact, a lot of past Weekend Update anchors have had this happen to them (particularly Brad Hall, Dennis Miller, [[Norm MacDonald]], and Colin Quinn) |
** Some of [[Seth Meyers]]' jokes on Weekend Update are often met with the audience groaning over how tasteless the joke is. In fact, a lot of past Weekend Update anchors have had this happen to them (particularly Brad Hall, Dennis Miller, [[Norm MacDonald]], and Colin Quinn) |
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* [[Ear Worm]]: ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEAYcR8w_tE The Ambiguously Gay Duo! The Ambiguously Gay Duo!]'' |
* [[Ear Worm]]: ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEAYcR8w_tE The Ambiguously Gay Duo! The Ambiguously Gay Duo!]'' |
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* [[Best Known for the Fanservice]]: The season 37 episode hosted by Channing Tatum (who actually ''was'' a stripper for a year before becoming an actor), [https://web.archive.org/web/20130923192847/http://snltranscripts.jt.org/11/11mmono.phtml the monologue especially]. |
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** Inverted in the monologue as Tatum (the stripper) remembers all of his customers (an allegedly religious woman named Denise, a married woman named Bridget [whom Tatum remembers as "Flithy Bridget" because of all the filthy things she would ask for], a man named Leslie [who ends up dying when Tatum uses his stripper moves to refresh his memory], and Leslie's doctor, Dr. Matthews), much to their chagrin. |
** Inverted in the monologue as Tatum (the stripper) remembers all of his customers (an allegedly religious woman named Denise, a married woman named Bridget [whom Tatum remembers as "Flithy Bridget" because of all the filthy things she would ask for], a man named Leslie [who ends up dying when Tatum uses his stripper moves to refresh his memory], and Leslie's doctor, Dr. Matthews), much to their chagrin. |
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** The episode hosted by Alec Baldwin and his wife at the time Kim Basinger on February 12, 1994 will forever be remembered as the episode that had the "Canteen Boy Gets Molested" sketch (and the episode after that, hosted by Martin Lawrence, will be remembered for Martin's raunchy monologue about women's hygiene [which was so tasteless, it nearly got everyone on the show fired and is often cut in reruns and replaced with title cards explaining the gist of the monologue and why it can't be shown on TV anymore]). |
** The episode hosted by Alec Baldwin and his wife at the time Kim Basinger on February 12, 1994 will forever be remembered as the episode that had the "Canteen Boy Gets Molested" sketch (and the episode after that, hosted by Martin Lawrence, will be remembered for Martin's raunchy monologue about women's hygiene [which was so tasteless, it nearly got everyone on the show fired and is often cut in reruns and replaced with title cards explaining the gist of the monologue and why it can't be shown on TV anymore]). |
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