Daniel Plainview's I Drink Your Milkshake - SNL 

I'm not really into SNL (not saying it's bad, just not my subjective sense of humor), but I am a fan of Bill Hader and his impressions. So it totally worked for me.

I thought it was Daniel Day-Lewis at first

There's a Patton Oswalt routine where he does several hilarious Daniel Plainview impressions, including Plainview as a pizza parlor owner, a phone sex operator, and talk-singing "Milkshake."

@@jonsrecordcollection7172 "I'll be the only one taking cooked crust out of an oven." (Sorry, that's probably inaccurate.)

It’s really spot on

Its actually Daniel Day Lewis impersonating Bill Hader impersonating himself...

Shut up you complete idiot!

Olin Scharm LOL he really is that good i wouldnt be surprised

He's gotta be one of the best impersonators of this generation, along with Kevin Spacey. Hader's Alan Alda is so on point it's creepy.

Solarstar10 the voice is spot on

He crushed his enemies.

Spot on impression by bill

@@lcollie85 oil is the earths currency and only the strong can suckle at mothers teet, after all.

Wondering if he knows Abraham H. Parnassus

It's literally so close

relax

They never do.

I'm so glad he made it out,he's getting better every time

This skit has more substance than TWBB. And waaay more milkshake.

Yeah this is especially hilarious if you've seen There will be Blood and No Country for Old Men, if so this was amazing.

@Laroyam I was also thinking the same thing! Considering that for me the funniest part of the skit was, "I HAVE ABANDONED MY CHILD!!! I HAVE ABANDONED MY CHILD!!!" Only someone who really likes that movie would find that funny.

Yea it seems only one woman in the audience watched the movies

I don't get it either and I love all those movies. They literally just used lines out of the movies in a different context and expected it it to be funny....like the joke didn't deserve any nuance and would be funny on its own merit. I'm not a child who laughs at anything just because it has funny faces attached to it. I assume most of the audience isn't either.

Dustin Krause you must be fun in bed lol

This skit did also come out like right when the movie hit theaters so they probably didn’t see it yet

Hubert Shitmeyer Lady Gaga as Mona Lisa Vito from My Cousin Vinny. Also Kate McKinnon as Carmela from The Sopranos. (both from SNL skits)

You should hear Steven Crowder's impression of Trump.

His Alan Alda is his best impression IMO

Hader's got that golden throat, man.

@@Rebel_71123 it's almost as good as his impression of a straight man

It’s a parody of “their will be blood...”

It's probably the hardest job.

It is a parody of a movie

I didn't really enjoy this sketch but her parody was pretty funny.

fuckin hell i just realised that's poehler lmao

Amy is richer than Bill, so I think her talents are very well recognized.

I think that's literally all people talk about with this.

Oh cuz he doesn't talk!

@@callmeshaggy5166 Wasn't there one scene when (as a child) he and Plainview talked a little bit about what they would pay for some oil-producing land?

Huh? He didn't even do shit

The Anthropologist _Forensic you’re so wrong it hurts. This sketch was made six years after the release of the movie, long after the period of its relevancy. Furthermore, box office sales for There Will Be Blood was just over $76 million. Which is a pretty small sales number and means few people actually saw the movie much less remembered this exact reference from that exact scene. And regardless of how good or bad a sketch is SNL audiences almost always laugh louder than this, the dead silence indicates ignorance not a poor quality sketch. Think before commenting next time

@@carrotcake6572 The sketch aired in 2008, and the milkshake scene was widely viewed (online), even if the movie wasn't.

Shane Rothery even then exposure was small. And viewed widely where? Because it wasn’t on RU-vid

The Anthropologist _Forensic dude you don’t know anything about Josh; he could be special for any number of reasons. Your gross overestimation of your knowledge of Josh undermines your credibility. Stick to the text next time when analyzing a comment, yeesh!

Hell no I ain't gonna call it. That damn coin wasn't flipped.

Abby Hayes and when he shouted “ I DRINK IT UP “

It was 2 months after it came out in wide release, probably right around the time it was going into dvd. This aired in Feb 2008, the movie came out Christmas 2007 wide release

There were a lot of men screaming about their boys in tv and film in the 2000s. This and "WAAAAALT! MY BOY!" from Lost. Okay, maybe just two, but both examples really stand out in my memory.

It’s when he stops screaming and then says “oh. There he is…”. The switch in tone in just so funny.

Literally.

the funniest part about it was No Country For Old Men had to stop filming for a day because of smoke from the There Will Be Blood set

and both were great, and disturbing

Juno was released in 2007 too haha

they have always been sister movies to me xxx

Who is the second milkshake dude playing? I'm stumped

kizzy salahuddin best part of the whole sketch!

I don't know how he didn't get a standing O for that part alone.

Oh here he is he is right here.

@Shane Green Jesus, Shane. Chill.

😃😃😃😃

And when bill panicked when she got missing and then she sheepishly appears again 🤣

Shit is fucking hilarious

That's basically exactly what his kid did in the movie, so she didn't have a hard job to do.

And she didn't crack up every 45 seconds like Jimmy Fallon did. Seriously. Amy's such a pro.

Her best performance ever.

Shadi Bellamy the accent thoo

sometimes i wonder if the audience is quiet because they're trying to hear the lines. my guess though is no one saw the movies and couldnt zero in on the jokes as easily as ppl would have today thanks to memes giving ppl who have never even heard of the movie a good idea of the most popular lines and gags from it

I don’t get the bitching, just because they aren’t going hysterical nonstop doesn’t mean they are tone deaf. I can count over ten times a good chunk of the audience laughed

It wasn't that funny

Lucy Sometimes the response is due to the stage they’re on. Eric Idle told me that Lorne Michaels loves to have Monty Python members on, and then ruin their sketches by putting them on a certain stage, which most of the audience can’t see.

Well, it’s not that comical. He’s just rifling off lines from the movie. Meh.

The final line of the film makes me laugh with grateful appreciation. I'm delighted to see Bill Hader likes it too. 💕

@@S.Pociecha the final line was so haunting I’m finished to his own butler like he planned the murder he was finished with Eli finished toying with him finished getting his revenge on when Eli embarrassed him in the church he didn’t need him anymore so he kills him fucking brilliant

yeah amy poehler is highly underappreciated in this her keeping a straight face is essential, and the make up department did a great job with the wig, just her standing there makes me laugh

This comment is better than the sketch

TheLumpyHeavy I drink it up

Andranik Avetisyan The Academy should have been allowed to vote for Television performances - Bill would have taken home two Oscars. :)

I love Fred but that Anton Chigurh was pretty bad...

Yeah Hader's impression way outshined Fred's

@@matgougeon3087 like did he even watch the film or did he just see a picture of Anton and guess how he sounded?

@@TheAlps36 My guess is that he probably hasn't seen the film before the sketch. Please keep in mind that the cast members of SNL only have one week to memorize these skits, with rehearsals only beginning a couple days before the show airs on live television. He did the best he could. We all know he's an incredible actor with a wide range of skills and impressions; it just so happens that this is not one of those impressions...

lopfi lottfi he deserves to do drama too

@@constancekreese4921 he's pretty damn good in his show Barry. Give that a watch if you haven't.

Grimble Grumble I love it! I DRINK IT UP!

he should've bashed him over the head with a bowling pin after he drank it LOL

and straight after said "DRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAINNNNAGE!"

Farting Is The Closest Ill Get To Giving A Shit no shit!!! Such potential, unfulfilled.

He’s a hell of an actor. Even though It: Chapter Two was dull his performance as the adult Richie was one of the few redeeming qualities of the film

that's why knowing your audience is important. however, at least by putting these skits online, ppl who do get the reference can enjoy it in the coming years

DOT DOT what film is it?

Ellie fuckin there will be blood!!!!

DOT DOT ooh lol.

I thought the same thing. The impression is brilliant and no-one seemed to care. The script wasn't great though.

Actually it's there will be blood and No country for old men

Lol

I've never seen any of these movies. I started no country for old men but never finished it.

*men

Actors: Bill Hader Amy Pohler Keenan Thompson

Juno was ass

What juno

ame, miss his presence in this show so much

His impersonation was awful lol

Go get your own milkshake

Erin, have you ever watched the tv show with Will Forte in it...it's called The Last Man On Earth. It was on Fox and after 3 or 4 seasons they canceled it but it was very funny if you like W.F's humor.

Sounds like he sang the intro, too. I agree! He’s got a lot of talent.

Strangely, Bill had an Emmy from South Park around this time. And later, 2 more for Barry..

Vincent Price

Al pacino

Medina Sidonia that should’ve been worked in for sures😂 “Drainage, you BOY.”

Was thinking the same thing! For a moment I thought he was lip-syncing, but then, that's Bill Hader in the sketch.

That HBO show Barry that he's been doing is AMAZING. One of the greatest show's I've ever seen.

Madame Reine i

and damn right its better than yours!

actually there is a song with similar lyrics.. by the name "milkshake"

@@marcallencastro7789 he could teach you but- HE ABANDONED HIS BOY!!!

and damn right. it's longer than yours. I'll steal your oil, you can't even charge. my straw is longer than yours...