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"Chippendales Audition" [a] is a comedy sketch which aired on October 27, 1990, during the 16th season of Saturday Night Live. It stars Chris Farley and guest host Patrick Swayze as dancers auditioning for the male burlesque troupe Chippendales. The sketch's humor largely stems from the incongruity of the overweight Farley performing energetic ...
The Chris Farley Show (Chris Farley) – October 4, 1991; Queen Shenequa (Ellen Cleghorne) – October 26, 1991; Mark Strobel (Chris Farley) – November 2, 1991; Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer (Phil Hartman) – November 23, 1991; Dick Clark's Receptionist (David Spade) – December 7, 1991; Theatre Stories (Mike Myers, Julia Sweeney, Dana Carvey ...
Chris Farley’s raw depiction of a man at the end of his rope is pure SNL magic and, upon reflection, a poignant encapsulation of Farley’s no-holds-barred approach to comedy and life. See the ...
Saturday Night Live has long mocked the television medium with many fake commercials and parodies of TV shows themselves. Another of the show's frequently used styles of recurring sketches has been the talk show format (e.g. "Brian Fellow's Safari Planet", "The Barry Gibb Talk Show", etc.).
The late Chris Farley, one of SNL's most beloved comics, had one of the best monologues in the show's 47 years of being on air. Sharing the stage with Chris Rock and Tim Meadows he overwhelmed the ...
SNL shines when it lets itself wander into bizarre and nonsensical territories of comedy, and the "Port Authority Duane Reade" sketch with John Mulaney was a perfect example of that. While it was ...
The sketch was best remembered for a line where Chris Farley was eating most of the Gap girls' french fries and Spade's character reminds "her" they were on a diet, to which the character immediately went from a valley girl falsetto to a deep, possessed voice, shouting "LAY OFF ME, I'M STARVING!", causing Sandler and Spade to struggle not to ...
With hints of telenovela, that accent that identifies us and the references to the freeways — it's like watching yourself on an "SNL" skit. — Paul Kirsic, 46, Hollywood, Fla.