Career Retrospective - SNL 

That's not his name

@DragonChild460 I think it was found out they're actually cousins!

@@Seigi_37 Everyone is a cousin if you go back far enough.

@@Raison_d-etre yeah, like, a few Good Thousand years back!

Why isn’t this the top comment?

These were real PSAs

There should've been one that contains the n word

Just the right amount of offensive

Should have done one on 'Indian Giver'. It was very common and acceptable to say that in the early 90's.

Yeah, apparently it was pretty common in the 80s to use f*g in teen movies like Weird Science and Teen Wolf.

Hating me is conforming whats some more retro skits that they do?

Casino BlackDTM the beer skit they did in this episode was hilarious! It's like that recurring full house/late 80s early 90s family sitcom shit.

Their Inside SoCal sketches are great too

Hating me is conforming yea i saw those already lol. They are hilarious. I was hoping they had more retro type stuff from previous episodes. I watched these skits like 10x today lol

Great catch!

Great catch. I revisit this skit like every 6 months and never noticed

Oh wow! Great observation.

That’s like all of her characters lol

It's the latter

Bob Jones I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw that. The Onion's version was funnier.

wtf www.theonion.com/new-anti-smoking-ads-warn-teens-its-gay-to-smoke-1819594854

Bob Jones omg I totally forgot about that!

I haven't confirmed this but I believe it's actually the same writer. Chris Kelly was the writer of the Onion sketch and he was the head writer of SNL when this played, so it's likely that he had something to do with the sketch.

Bob Jones you must be a hit at parties

You mean those last minute cold shoulders? 😰

That green watch, tho. I think I got one of those from a Burger King, kids meal, one time!

Cecily's outfit was smaller than a midget.

Aidy & Cecily’s outfits are incredibly beautiful

Right? Just look at Cecily dress... 🤤🤤🤤 Show her my O face

gmcube that's what I was thinking

Yes!

That would've been better

gmcube kenan already did one in this sketch

Well we get the joke already without it having to be played out.

is this Martin Scorsese

It's offensive! Jk it's hilarious and definitely not gay

She also has a great rack

Up until the end?

Little person seems more offensive than midget. I think it is dumb the way people try to say stuff like "They are differently-abled, Not disabled" The truth is tough. But it does not mean we should try to bend reality to feel good.

@@danielfisher7016 it. . . seems that way *to you*? Let the people whose bodies are being described tell you what they want to be called. Try googling even a question as poorly thought-out as "do little people like being called midgets" and you will easily and immediately see that it is offensive to large swaths of the people who have the most right to have an opinion on the topic.

"There will be midgets protesting outside!" "... you promise?"

Just say dwarf then it’s the proper term

@@danielfisher7016 except most disable can live full lives given a chance. We were holding them back. I remember how I lived the "Bob" joke about the paraplegic in the middle of the ocean. Well turns out a guy named Bob lost his legs and arms. ... got married to a hot blonde, goes parasailing, has a great job and lives the good life. That's better than I am doing. So letting differently able do there thing however they can removes the whole "handicap" aspect. They just ask for ramps, toilets, and lower counter tops.

Those were gay times indeed, friend. We used to get stupid retarded back then.

So which penis opens up to accept the other one? How does it work?

@@turdferguson2982 Thanks! No pain No gain!

Sorry you received no apologies from these little turds

Born in ‘88, I remember kids always said “that’s gay” to mean “that’s lame”

Iche Wang would u share what that means?

Renato Costa i know. Back in the days were no one got offended so easily..

+California Brotherhood The most callous and offensive people are usually those telling people not to be so sensitive. That excuse/ response is used for people defending every hateful nefarious activity. If u counsel people, victims of molestation, rape, racism and sexism in the work place, you'll hear it as a response to complaints of ill treatment. I'm so sick of people like you. Maybe u shouldn't be so "sensitive" to people seeking equality "California Brotherhood".... Ahhh! There's so much in a name....

Renato Costa sry i see nothing wrong.

California Brotherhood I’m willing to bet you aren’t in one of the groups of people who are discriminated against in all aspects of their lives for something they can’t control. Not to mention bullied, shamed, dehumanized, and potentially harassed/assaulted, beaten, or murdered. They’re told that ONE thing about them, something that they have as much control over as their height or eye color, not only defines them as a person; it’s such a negative thing that it will now be used as an adjective synonymous with anything shitty and awful. I can tell from your comment you’ve never had the compassion or empathy to put yourself in that person’s place, preferably BEFORE shaming them for asking people to treat them with the same amount of respect you expect from them and the rest of the people you come across. So, to understand why this behavior is offensive please try to think of it this way: if someone hates you so much that they use your name as negative slang, how would you feel about yourself and that individual person? Now amp it up and pretend our ENTIRE SOCIETY does it. I’m not sure what your actual name is so I’ll just use your user name abbreviated to CB because I have no desire to type that whole thing out over and over. “Omg, you like anime/DnD/Star Trek/My Little Pony/Dr Who/Etc and Whatever? That’s so CB!” or “Wait, you actually LIKE racist government officials because they say what you’re thinking?! That is CB!” or “Your wife/husband cheated on you? S/he’s a filthy CB!” You get my point here, I hope. When we make it ok as a society to use a type of human being as a joke or a bad word we are making it easier to treat them as if they are less than people. That slippery slope of casual disrespect and cruelty is how you end up with the Holocaust from WWII, or the internment camps that the US put our Japanese-American CITIZENS in during WWII, or the appalling use of African-Americans as slaves for hundreds of years in the southern part of the US. It’s also how we as a country refused to allow African-Americans to use the same bathrooms, hotels, schools, or pretty much anything despite them being freed American citizens, or refused to allow women to vote or own property. Right now it’s how we allow a wage gap where women earn on average 74% as much as men earn performing literally exactly the same jobs, commercial businesses are allowed to refuse service to non-white, non-straight, non-Christian, or pretty much any person who doesn’t fit the ‘normal’ societal image. As a race humans need to band together to make this world better instead of worse, or we won’t have a world to douche around in much longer. Thanks to anyone who actually read that entire soapbox speech. I understand everyone who went with TL;DR.

@@pambisugar8286 Though there are idiots who say dumb things and make people feel bad about themselves or something that happened to them, putting up too many buffers against pain is even worse. That makes for a generation of adul;ts who can't handle adulthood... oh wait. Also, yes I am a minority and yes I have been raped. Not everyone is the same, but you can't build up resilience (something victims need more than the average person) if everyone plays with you on Care Bear mode

People nowadays complain about everybody being "too sensitive", but they forget what things were like back in the day. Clearly, we're going in the right direction.

@@leoseling4413 - clearly we're going in a gay direction

And the background music too bro..

joshy josh You said gay and sucks in the same sentence like they aren't connected.

when a man sucks another man, thats gay

joshy josh Equating gay with bad is exactly the problem

Lol it still is

So true

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Good news

She Strong.

Haha. That's what I was looking for. . I was literally scrolling to see if it's just me or there's someone else who thinks she is looking really awesome.

She’s always hot

A complete smoke show. I pity most women who have to get on stage with her.

😍

Not anymore bud

Jason Newman no sh*t.

she is beautifully breathtaking

@@deo8038 No, they did a stupid episode using the wrong word to prove a point that doesn't need to be proved. The F word is not wiped clean because you claim you don't mean it homophobically, and their point about words changing meaning over time is not really one that needs to be made because it's like trying to show the point of water being wet. Also, why did they make the opposite point with the n-word episode? Also, using "gay" or the F word "non homophobically" doesn't ACTUALLY make sense (and so is against their point) if the only reason you use those terms to put someone down is because you associate being homosexual with a negative. If not, how do those words even make sense as a put down? You have not actually removed the homophobia, because the homophobia is required for them to work even in the so-called non-homophobic way. So, actually, not only did they make a point that doesn't really need to be made (unless you are trying to justify people using unfortunate language, I suppose), but the failed to even realyl make it because they used a word that is not, actually, being used differently than it was 50 years ago.

@@xBINARYGODx you need to get a life.

She is so unfunny.

This was 5 years ago 💀

Mad TV was so hot and cold, that's why it didn't last. No consistency.

It's an American institution. An icon. And the current shows are really staying current and relatable with the new generation of th talent. Good for them to keep rolling and not get stale.

thats not actually as true as people claim, nor does it justify being used in comedy or whatever.

They were regularly used by students not even 10 years ago. I remember everyone in middle school extensively using these terms this exact way. Honestly as far as advertising goes for kids this does a good job of capturing their lingo. That's the problem with making campaigns around kids. They have an entirely different world and societal view and get away with so much more than adults. You can't really go down to their level without burning yourself. Kids are way more perceptive than we give them credit. They can feel the negativity and silent dislike towards minority and disfranchised communities, and they have no filter or sense of guilt.

I still use these terms.

😂🤣😂

Not even for by a long shot

Mame Mb *almost as bad* it’s a joke

@@Alienpromqueen When you've been called the Nigga or nigger it's not funny

@@mamemb6258 I'm pretty sure he's quoting John Mulaney's standup there

Anyone that should be offended by the word retarded wouldn't know to be offended

Mom's Spaghetti fuckimg dumbass