#Snl sanz skat singing update#

Sketches include: 'Obama's Address' from the season 39 episode hosted by John Goodman the opening monologue from the season 39 episode hosted by Paul Rudd featuring musical guest One Direction and special appearances by Will Ferrell, David Koechner, and Steve Carrell 'Girls promo' from the season 39 episode hosted by Tina Fey 'Shallon: Stranger Danger' and The Midnight Coterie of Sinister Intruders from the season 39 episode hosted by Edward Norton 'Girlfriends Talk Show' from the season 38 episode hosted by Anne Hathaway 'Waking Up with Kimye' from the season 39 episode hosted by Lady Gaga 'Boy Dance Party' from the season 39 episode hosted by Bruce Willis several Weekend Update clips and segments from season 39 'Our Love' and 'The Baby Man Boss' from the season 39 episode hosted by Josh Hutcherson 'How's He Doing?' and 'Good Neighbor: Ice Cream' from the season 39 episode hosted by Kerry Washington and 'We Did Stop (The Government)' from the season 39 episode hosted by Miley Cyrus.

However, there are a LOT of sketches here that will likely not see the light of day again, like Hanks, Damon Wayans, and others playing stand-up comics who deliver every line in their lives like a stand-up act, the really funny 'Five-Timers' sketch, which centers around an exclusive club where five-time hosts reside (with SNL poking a little fun at its rarefied image), and a sketch where Hanks plays a loving husband that occasionally fantasizes that his wife is dead.Ī collection of the show's most memorable moments from seasons 38 and 39. Some of the stuff is familiar-the Wayne's World represented here is the Aerosmith one, and that and 'Jew, not a Jew' were available on the videotape. Hanks and Lovitz, in particular, are paired quite often, especially in their frequent 'Girl Watchers' sketches and an audience interview segment with Lovitz asking Hanks who his favorite performer on the show was (and he doesn't stop until he hears Jon Lovitz). This volume features Tom Hanks' work on Saturday Night Live, from his first appearance on the ill-fated '85-'86 season through the late nineties, but the majority of the material deals with the Hartman-Lovitz years, my personal favorite cast.

Snl sanz skat singing