There are no words....

[FanGirl]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5I0U4P9Imis&eurl

About halfway through there is a cameo that just...I have no words.

[By-tor]

About halfway through there is a cameo that just...I have no words.Mack Daddy, indeed!

[Dave]

that was surprisingly good. Kennedy's little cohort sounds a little Eazy-Eish.

[phit_demon]

The force is strong with this one...

[PftLBritt]

I think that I broke my arm from falling out of my chair. Who would've thought that back in the 80s that Bob Saget would actually become cooler that Blackie Parrish/Unca Jessie twenty or so years later? Apocalypse, here we come!!

[ratm1966]

That was some funny shit.

[Robbo_the_Hood]

And I thought this thread was going to be about instrumental bands.

The "Good night, Michelle," at the end was gold, but after seeing his stand-up years ago, his cameo in Half Baked, and most recently The Aristocrats, I'm kind of done with the whole counter-Bob Sagat-irony humor. If this were done in the late 90's or if I saw this before I saw Aristocrats, it would have been much more funny.

In comedy-rap, I'm still partial to "Lazy Sunday." They dropped the mother of all historical metaphores with "You can call us Aaron Burr the way we're droppin' Hamiltons," and were able to create a must-see moment that SNL hasn't had since "More Cowbell."

[jjcourtright]

"Lazy Sunday" was the first thing that I thought of when I clicked the link - Jamie Kennedy's attempt to cash in on something that has already been done, and been done better.

[mikewhaley]

Thanks for this. Real fun. Perfect to throw into my mp3 blog. Much appreciated.

[By-tor]

Two years, and 1 post. Come on down...http://www.robert.to/tpir/tpir-rs2.jpg

[acid_soda]

Bob Sagat Ftw!

[jjcourtright]

Bob Saget for the weal?

[PftLBritt]

Maybe this is just showing my age but I haven't watched SNL since the mid 90s. So since I didn't know of "Lazy Sunday" skit, I'll stay with my initial reaction. However, now that I have seen it (thanks to the wonders of the Internets), "Lazy Sunday" is clearly the winner, linguistically speaking but the scratching and beats on "Rollin' with Saget" are far superior.

[jjcourtright]

So "Lazy Sunday" is Q-Tip and "Rollin with Saget" is 50 Cent?

[PftLBritt]

So "Lazy Sunday" is Q-Tip and "Rollin with Saget" is 50 Cent?
That's one hell of a comparison - I like it!

[jjcourtright]

I struggled with who to put in as "Lazy Sunday." And I'm still not sold on it being Q-Tip. 50's obviously "Rollin with Saget," though. Without his dope beats he'd be nothing.

[PftLBritt]

I struggled with who to put in as "Lazy Sunday." And I'm still not sold on it being Q-Tip. 50's obviously "Rollin with Saget," though. Without his dope beats he'd be nothing.
If not Q-Tip, what about Slick Rick? Or KRS-One?

[Robbo_the_Hood]

You could always go with Tribe or De La. I wouldn't say the Roots though. They're just too good.

[PftLBritt]

I don't know - "Low End Theory" will always be in my Top 10 CDs fo All Time.

[Robbo_the_Hood]

Love Low End Theory, but I'm more of a Hand on the Torch by Us3 person.

[PftLBritt]

Love Low End Theory, but I'm more of a Hand on the Torch by Us3 person.
I remember that CD somewhat but it was stolen some time ago and I never replaced it. I need to refresh my memory.