Now for Something Really Useful: 'SNL' for iPod
How much can we write about the iPod! Lots, because there is simply so much news about Apple's little wonder. Under the "Now Here Is Something Really Useful" category comes news that Apple will sell a limited number of old Saturday Night Live skits through iTunes for $1.99 each. The skits can be viewed on video iPods or PCs.
Couple of funny skits in this limited collection, but let's bring out the really classic classics -- Dan Aykroyd's "Bass-o-Matic," "Two Wild and Crazy Guys" with Steve Martin and "Samurai Deli" with John Belushi (all skit names are approximations, but you know which ones I mean!). The older the better ...
Let me know what sketches you want to see made available! Let's make it "Really Useful."
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Comments to Now for Something Really Useful: 'SNL' for iPod
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Andrew Hansen :
January 17, 2006 3:35 PMEvery Celebrity Jeopardy, all episodes of Sprockets, and the Belushi "cheeseburger, cheeseburger sketch" if it isn't up there already..
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Randy Savicky :
January 17, 2006 4:56 PMThose are good! Keep 'em coming!
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Tzuriel :
September 25, 2006 6:42 PMI have a new SNL Database at http://tzuriel.servehttp.com:81/snl
You can search casts and writers by year or individual and you can see writer and cast data on the same page to see why a certain cast was funnier than another. There are no ads and the layout is very clean and easy to read.
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jf :
January 17, 2006 2:55 PM
The sketch with Richard Prior being interviewed for a job by Chevy Chase is a great one!
Not neccesarily an "old" classic but the sketch with Chris Farley trying out to be a Chip n' Dale's dancer still brings tears to my eyes.