NY Times on our beloved Fred. This is too good. Too funny. You must check it out - just click on the pic.
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Monday, January 24, 2011
Porque Fred Armisen RULES
NY Times on our beloved Fred. This is too good. Too funny. You must check it out - just click on the pic.
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Sunday, February 28, 2010
What if... Telemundo aired the Winter Olympics. Priceless, Perfect, Funny.
People, we give you Fred Armisen and J.Lo. We laughed. :)
And right HERE, EW's great Ken Tucker reviews the show, which featured J.Lo as both Host and Musical Guest. We thought she was funny, sexy, and great. Above is a link to Ken's Entertainment Weekly SNL Recap: Jennifer Lopez had a loopy, fun show.
And right HERE, EW's great Ken Tucker reviews the show, which featured J.Lo as both Host and Musical Guest. We thought she was funny, sexy, and great. Above is a link to Ken's Entertainment Weekly SNL Recap: Jennifer Lopez had a loopy, fun show.
(The ESPN Classic thing literally made us cry here at the ñ club house)
Friday, August 29, 2008
They Wait The Line
Saturday Night Live star Bill Hader (with Jason Sudekis and lots of SNL writers, sketch comedy and improv folks) and a buddy (Jo Lo Truglio) star in this hilarious webisode comedy thing. It's about a guy and his buddy who decide to camp out for a few days to see the newest Sci-Fi Opus/Summer Blockbuster - in this case, something called FutureSpace. That's not important though. What is important is that it's hilarious, as they have run-ins with geeks. freaks, ex-girlfriends, the full gammout of big comedy craziness, delivered in Tiny Bite Size chuncks on the web.
The NY Times says:
The ability of “The Line” to attract name-brand talent reflects the increasing number of writers and actors who are showing interest in original Web video. “The Line” was the first straight-to-Internet series to be produced and financed by Broadway Video, the production company founded by the “SNL” executive producer, Lorne Michaels. Not Bad, for us... Novela!
The NY Times says:
The ability of “The Line” to attract name-brand talent reflects the increasing number of writers and actors who are showing interest in original Web video. “The Line” was the first straight-to-Internet series to be produced and financed by Broadway Video, the production company founded by the “SNL” executive producer, Lorne Michaels. Not Bad, for us... Novela!
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saturday night live,
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Monday, February 25, 2008
Milkshake Wisdom
Also gorgeous ñ crush Tina Fey hosted SNL and this milkshake sketch rocked it. Check it out at TV crunch. Better than thinking about the Raul C. farce that's goin' on in the papers.
Here's the milkshake/There Will Be Blood dirt from you USA Today. Novela was ahead of it's time. Purita anyone?
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milkshake,
oscars,
snl,
there will be blood,
tiny fey
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