This is another one of Justin Timberlake's recurring sketches when he's on the show and for good reason! And this one is made all the better with Kristen Wiig's "Teabagging" Lady and Lady Gaga's Wine get up. Watch them get "Merlot-lo-lo-lo" after the break.
Sunday, May 22, 2011
SNL Highlight: Bring it on Down to Liquorville
This is another one of Justin Timberlake's recurring sketches when he's on the show and for good reason! And this one is made all the better with Kristen Wiig's "Teabagging" Lady and Lady Gaga's Wine get up. Watch them get "Merlot-lo-lo-lo" after the break.
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SNL Highlight: Justin Timberlake and Andy Sandberg know "The Golden Rule"
The Dick in a Box and Motherlover boys are back! And this time, they're in a three-way with Lady Gaga and obeying the Golden Rule. While I don't think this is as funny as their previous two efforts, it's still a funny sketch. I particularly love the Three's Company moments. Watch the video after the break.
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SNL Highlight: Merryville Brothers' Tunnel of Love
I loved when this sketch first debuted during Jim Carrey's hosting gig and am glad they brought it back. While the first one was fantasitc on a very creepy level, this one is still funny. Watch the Merryville Brothers steal Nasim Pedra from Jason Sudeikis after the break.
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SNL Highlight: Justin Timberlake's "Not Going to Sing Tonight" Monologue
Justin Timberlake has consistently done great hosting work on Saturday Night Live and last night was no exception! It was the first time he'd hosted and not also been the musical guest, so he just needed to stress that in his opening monologue. Check out the video after the break.
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Friday, May 20, 2011
TV Upfronts: "Smash" takes on "Glee"
With the success of Glee, I'm surprised more upcoming shows don't feature musical numbers! There is one show that will directly take on the musical genre, and it's got some great talent behind it.
Smash stars Debra Messing (Will & Grace), Jack Davenport (Pirates of the Caribbean), and "introduces" Kat McPhee (American Idol contestant). Not only does it have some major talent on screen, it's also being produced by Steven Spielberg.
Catch the trailer and after the break.
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