Tag Archives: SNL Classics

SNL Classics: Lothar of the Hill People

Posted on January 23, 2013 by ilmozart

Let us give thanks for the SNL sketch that introduced the kid-friendly euphemism of “walking with a woman”: I am able to walk, but I do not walk very well Lately I have taken many short walks…by myself. Help them … Continue reading →

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SNL Classics: The Love Toilet

Posted on January 16, 2013 by ilmozart

We all know those couples. They have to spend every waking minute together and can’t bear to be apart for more than a few minutes. Lucky for them, SNL has given the world the love toilet — from France, the … Continue reading →

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SNL Classics: Cowboy Song Part 2

Posted on January 2, 2013 by ilmozart

The Kyle Maclachlan SNL episode from 1990 is really the gift that keeps on giving. I previously posted “All Things Scottish” and now for the sketch that I can’t remember anyone else ever referring to – outside of my own … Continue reading →

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SNL Classic: Middle-Aged Man

Posted on July 24, 2012 by ilmozart

Yet another Mike Myers classic. There’s just something wonderful about the opening sequence, with the old man shoes, the shuffle/run down the street, the hunch, and the slowing down to catch his breath. Without saying a word in that opening, … Continue reading →

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SNL Classic: Who’s More Grizzled

Posted on May 2, 2012 by ilmozart

What do you get when you combine Robert Duvall and Garth Brooks in a wig and plaid? That’s right, the classic game show Who’s More Grizzled, which has categories such as “Dead Wives”, “Mining”, and “Ailments.” This was during the … Continue reading →

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