Jason Sudeikis Monologue - SNL 

That got a bit misty.

Cue up the sentimental Ted Lasso music… art revisiting the artist

@@Psychol-Snooper a

He was amazing 🤩

@@Psychol-Snooper I sure did. Dang.

TedLassoed us again :)

I thought he was going to switch to the accent.

You need to start watching Ted Lasso. Human connection is Jason's wheelhouse.

Agree ! Epic masterpiece! Absolutely perfect at the right time - we all needed this 💯❤️

I couldn't agree more. It wasn't the monologue we expected, but it was the monologue we needed.

FOR-EV-ER!!!

I'd say probably since Matt Damon's, but honestly this was better.

Cz it's ted lasso himself

So classy

SNL makes nobodies into stars. I am sure most of the cast feels that way but jason came in when legends exactly exist from that set. And there will be many more legends created from that set.

Absolutely agreed. It's always great to see a host who knows what they're doing

SNL Alum always have the best shows of the season.

prob cuz they're what made/make the show and know all the ins and outs lol

Indeed.

@@madmonk3030 have Nasim pedrad, Abby Elliott and Seth Meyers host someday

True, but go Cubs

He has a hit show on apple tv+, meet the millers and the horrible bosses franchise.. just one of the biggest comedic actors in the world!

We’re the Miller’s is fucking iconic.

And married Olivia Wilde!

We need a sequel to Meet The Miller's!

Very much a Lasso moment.

And it was very much more impactful than a couple of middling jokes. Well done.

What’s that show even about lol

@@jerrychacko2661 apparently soccer and being nice?

@@wncwaterfalls verbatim what Jason said 😂

@@jerrychacko2661 well I don’t have apple plus, how am I supposed to know!!? 😂

Got me falling in luv and i have a Fiance!!!!!😍😁Jason you are loved!

And great turnaround considering when he was let go it was kinda the opposite feeling. Or so I've heard. Shows that there's still a lot to love about that place

Was there in the beginning. 5yrs old, in 1975, every Sat night, was the one time each week I could stay up late. Became a ritual, my mom & I watching SNL, and whatever the movie was after that.

Yeah, I chocked up a little bit too, I started watching SNL in 1984, I was 18 years old and I've been watching ever since.

Same! One of my happiest memories was with my little brother, watching SNL in the early 90s, eating ice cream together out of the container. We'd been through a lot of traumatic stuff and these small shared events, the innocence and the laughter, were like little lifelines for us. Side story, I was a band geek and we did a dance routine to Vogue when I was in high school, and I performed as "Madonna" (I was thoroughly obsessed lol). The act after ours was "Coffee Talk," a pretty good imitation of the sketch by a couple of theater guys I went to high school with. For one of the shows, we decided backstage to have Madonna cameo and join the guys for a minute on the couch, and say some kind of silly blurb before trotting off. The audience loved it, the theater director was not pleased as this had not been rehearsed or approved hehe ... Great times, I love this show and loved this sweet monologue.

I used to sneak out of my room to watch the original cast from behind the couch, because my teenaged sisters were allowed to watch, but I wasn't because I was 10. 😆 Great monologue from Jason.

I remember being at a college party and having to turn on a TV to watch the first season. Every season has it's charm. Jason just reminded me how much I love SNL

that's bc the sesson just began

When one of the veterans return to host....it comes down to quality.... they're pro improvers

@@UrbanAllegory wat do they improve? 🤔

@@minigiant8998 I think they mean they are pros at improv

This season has been rather good so far.

Gotta be with the kind of confidence youd need to name ur son Otis... Lol but yeah he is pretty cool. He's also got a sick ass sneaker collection.

There must be a reference here that I’m not getting

@@goofygrandpa69 does he? that’s dope Jason’s the man.

What does that even mean? Sarcastic or serious? And what are you referring to?

*Keanu Reeves has entered the chat

You’re going to be very happy, because they did one tonight!

I was almost in tears…. It’s my favorite too

"What's up wth that" (tm) 😄

@@katiechisholm WOOT WOOT❗️big thanks, gonna watch it now.

That is my favorite! I watched one hundred times. I think whenever he watched himself doing that funny dance he die laughing.

Same lol

How come you don't watch them?

you've been missing out! there's been some great ones recently.

there are maaany good ones

There are really good monologues here

What amazes me about Saturday Night Live is the fact that it survived a lot of things that would and should have gotten it canceled years ago, from fan favorite cast members leaving to seasons that were so bad that NBC wanted to pull the plug on the show to behind-the-scenes drama to fickle fans hating the show because "it's not how it used to be" even to shocking world events and changing social norms that make it hard to find humor in anything. And this isn't even getting to all the other sketch shows that were set up as rivals/alternatives to SNL: Fridays, SCTV, Not the Nine O'Clock News, The New Show (which Lorne actually made for ABC), Kids in the Hall, In Living Color, The State, The Ben Stiller Show, and probably the longest-running rival to SNL (and the one a lot of people like more than SNL), MADtv.

Our lives were changed, also.

@@carolmalinda994 Hence the word “many”.

Daddy issues

He's mine

He’s taken

Your mother has impeccable taste.

My crush started with his dancing in the "what's up wit that" skits and solidify with his "Falling Slowly " duet with will forte in LMOE

Studio 8H used to be the largest studio in the world with a seating capacity of 1300 people and it's so small now.

@@rhyancoleman6462 The big set takes up seating space now.

We are not

one to 28 Dan I think you lose here