Inky_Wretch
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Simon and Sir Paul both sounded very, very old on Sunday night. I saw McCartney had done a series of pop-up barroom gigs in NYC the week before the show. So maybe he'd blown his voice out in the lead up?
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So I see this morning that Paul Simon is using that SNL appearance to launch a new, extensive US tour.
I don't get it. That version of "Homeword Bound" was depressing. He can't sing anymore. His voice is entirely gone.
Did not realize the concert had skits too.As for the writers, Mulaney, Seth Meyers and Paula Pell were among the heavy hitters known to have been involved between the live special and the skits during the concert.
Bill Murray as his lounge singer with Paul Shaffer, Gasteyer/Rudolph/Strong, and Ferrell/Gasteyer as the Culps (uncensored).Did not realize the concert had skits too.
Paula Pell voices the main character in Dream Productions, a Disney Plus mini-series that is a spinoff from the Inside Out franchise. A funny sendup of moviemaking/TV production that has some fingerprints of behind-the-scenes SNL. I dig the score too, which has sort of a jazzy 70s talk show vibe.
Simon and Sir Paul both sounded very, very old on Sunday night. I saw McCartney had done a series of pop-up barroom gigs in NYC the week before the show. So maybe he'd blown his voice out in the lead up?
I don't think there's any issues with Hader being frozen out. Otherwise, there wouldn't have been a VW commercial made with him based off the Californians, and Hader was pretty heavily involved with a lot of the documentary content on Peacock.
As for the writers, Mulaney, Seth Meyers and Paula Pell were among the heavy hitters known to have been involved between the live special and the skits during the concert.
Well, one of two ain't bad.
If hosting and being the musical act counts, Gaga will be joining the five-timer club.
One giant absence that struck me last night (couldn't have been that big if it took me 24 hours to think of it): Wayne's World. Make me wonder if Dana Carvey had some health issues b/c he was all over the show pre-election.
Apparently Carvey had the flu.
Wayne's World got old for me in its original run. Wasn't missed.
I can't imagine the challenge it must have been to not only play the hits, but just the sheer logistics of trying to squeeze in as many cast members as possible.
Pamela Stephenson got hosed.