@@aoikemono6414 well then, it's a good thing they did not do that. There is an important message. there. Don't drink and read YT comments at the same time.
That just made me realize, it would be hilarious if they did a Kenan and Kel dramatic parody. Also too, one of my dreams would be there to be an All That takeover on SNL featuring the cast.
Same. Jokes aside, Family Matters has a lot of dramatic potential. I mean, it largely focuses on a police officer and his family; I don't know if that's been done with an African American family before. Add to that the geeky neighbor who spends much of his time there. Is it just because of his crush on the daughter, or does he feel safer there? I can't see Urkel as the gangster type as portrayed in this skit, but his alter ego, Stephan Urkel, could be reimagined as the result of some kind of trauma. It could be a pretty serious show, if properly handled.
@ the 2:00 mark you can hear “as days go byyyyy” from the original theme. Now that’s just brilliant. Whoever wrote the sketch and music for this are geniuses.
Seeing Steve Urkle turn into a gangster was probably the funniest thing I've seen so far this year. Lol, they should think about turning it into a TV series with a comedic twist. And then Steve Urkle goes back to being an awkward geek in the end.
Okay I actually REALLY want to see this. Bel-Air took itself too seriously to have any real humor in it, this looks like it could be fun as hell if done well.
Yeah, I agree. There is something honestly interesting here conceptionally. If it could strike the balance Bel-Air couldn't find; of being Serious but still being able to be lighthearted and funny at times and you could have something special.
_Bel-Air_ just wanted to be dark and edgy, that's it. Hell, just from watching the commercials for it when it came out, I wouldn't be surprised if that version of the Banks family got where they were because of illegal activities.
@@DD-ix3bm 😂😂😂 I can't lie.. that's one of the few Key and Peele's sketch comedies that had me legitimately crying tears! DAMN IT GENE!! YOU TURN A SHOW ABOUT A MIDDLE CLASS BLACK FAMILY INTO GOD DAMN QUANTUM LEAP!! 😂😂😂😂
Drop the gun Steve! That line killed me. The way Kenan Thompson delivers the line is ridiculous enough, but as a kid of the '90s who was there for TGIF & Family Matters I never in my life thought I would hear such a line. What a great sketch.
Did you see the pre-show of the Jake Paul and Ben Askren fight? Urkel was showing Snoop Dogg his weed, that's how he started. Now he's on the streets of Chicago ready to beat the shit out of anyone that fucks Laura Winslow. "Did I Do Thaaaat?" Suddenly became dark as hell.
The "Did I do that?!" Had me weak 😂 But the "What if I shot you in the face?! Should I do that?!" had me dying 🤣 💀 Definitely didn't expect that last part lmao
This is legit a great idea. I'm talking making a parody reboot like everybody hates Chris for family matters or any 90s show. The only problem is it has to be actually clever and funny in every episode.
It gets tougher and tougher the longer it goes. Brooklyn 99 and New Girl were both extremely good recent comedy sitcoms IMHO and even they were running out of steam after 7-8 seasons.
I've got to give it to SNL for this one. I was at work and I happened to pull this up, and I laughed until I hiccuped. I thought this skit was great. I didn't expect it. I never laughed so hard in my life. Soon to be a classic
Exactly… I’ve been disappointed since I first saw it having to realize that this is just a goof skit and not an actual show. I cant stand subscription based streaming services but I’d plop down $10 for a month to binge watch this.
Wow, Keenan actually impressed me for once. He usually seems to play the same character every sketch mildly changing his voice but he nailed Carl Winslow. He was perfect.
Family matters can re mind you of the black version of "Full House." This combination of a no exaggerated-voiced Urkel who had more of a ruffstlye while being a drama instead of comedy, with Officer Carl (was the character's name as best recalled), it was SUCH a twist to him arresting Urkel, but being the mentor too was more easy to picture actually happening in the real show.
@@jackmop5217 Not too bad, I love it when the jokes are centered around a punch line. In this case the Spiderman thing, has been absent in the writing for a while...
'I raised an f'ing nerd." I felt that. That felt like real acting. In this day and age we could use both shows back in their true happy go lucky essence. I would watch an Urkel prequel to see how he became who he was in the original TGIF shared Universe.
Made the mistake of drinking a shake while watching this. Lost some of it laughing when Kenan/Carl popped his head out to tell Steve to get lost hahaha
As far as Family Matters, everyone should see the episode where Eddie is racially profiled and Carl confronts the racist cop Amazing episode, and incredible acting by Reginald ValJohnson
Such a powerful episode. I remember the end gave me chills, even as a kid. Carl asks the racist cop's partner, who's young and new to the force, why he wanted to become a police officer. He says something to the extent of a desire to protect innocent people from bad people. Then Carl says that his partner is one of the bad ones. In such a subtle way it showed how regular folks with good intentions could easily become normalized and corrupted by others and then the cycle continues. Nothing was over the top; no one was written like a comic book villain, and that subtly made the message so poignant. Fantastic writing, directing and acting.
Chris honestly has acting range; I would watch this reboot. Let Kenan produce this; SNL outdid themselves. The production quality is insane. 🤓 When Ariana's (Urkel's Mom) character threw the bottle at Einstein's poster, those details were top-notch, sheer brilliance.
