I'd love a tour of those SNL guys doing live skits or versions of some of his stuff from his early CDs.
Sandler in Des Moines tonight
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I'd love a tour of those SNL guys doing live skits or versions of some of his stuff from his early CDs.
Have heard from multiple different comics he sucks to work with now too.
Good to hear Sandler and James still brought it though, both were comedy pillars for me when I was a kid.
Sandler and Spade would be a great show!
I would pay some decent money to see Sandler, Spade, Rock, etc. sit around and just tell stories about SNL, Norm, Chris, whatever.
I was worried about Rob's stand up because he leans heavily to the right. Luckily it wasn't very long.
His singing later on was very good. He does have an amazing singing voice.
I don't go to many events at WF. The last one I went to I prepaid parking at the arena lot and had a good experience. Did the same thing this time, but it was horrible. Before, I took the 3rd st exit, then a right on Crocker, right on 5th ave and then right into the parking lot. This time, they wouldn't let you go right (north) onto 5th so everything got jacked up for me. Not sure what they were thinking. Something wasn't flowing right. also, 235 was so slow. Maybe that's normal, I don't know. Exiting the lot wasn't terrible, honestly. But lesson learned, I don't think I'll park in that lot again.
Unrelated on his stances on things but I have family that worked with him in the 90s and he was 'dread going to work' kind of awful to be around.
Seems like comedians that go heavily political start forgetting that they're mainly supposed to be funny. There are a few who dive in and out of that and don't lose the plot (example would be Lewis Black)
The best thing Rob Schneider ever did was father Elle King.
Yup. A few political cracks usually work, but when it becomes and their main focus, and is completely one-sided (like Schneider) it's rarely funny.
Any time someone becomes a ________ comedian, they're just pandering to an audience that cares more about the first descriptor than the "comedian" portion.
Political humor is OK to a limit...using it as a soapbox to sound like you're parroting something trending on Twitter goes off the cliff pretty quickly.
this is SNL and why i cannot watch it anymore.
Do people just morph into country singers because it's way easier or something? Sounded way more interesting as a bluesy rock thing.
She still does that too.
Pretty much everyone that's into punk rock when they're a teenager ends up into country in their 30's. There's a hard to explain, but very real tendency towards that.
You've never watched SNL if this is your take. Politics have ALWAYS been a cornerstone of SNL.
Deuce Bigalow was pretty freaking awesome!!!
Probably makes them more money. Aaron Lewis and Darius Rucker did the same thing when they figured out their rock bands hadn't been relevant in 15 years.
its been a part of SNL in the past, yes but the comedy was MUCH better.
