I dunno if this will ever get old for me. Then again I betted on Swordless Mimetown and the East Side, should've known better.

Yeah. SNL would be embarrassed by how long this joke goes on for, but A.A. was a nice treat at the end.

Hooker no way, it's better jokes and way, way, way better performances.
The standard SNL delivery is usually done while laughing at the joke you're saying.

Yeah.. I haven't watched a ton of either show, but SNL hasn't really been funny for me since the days when Phil Hartman was on it and Bob Odenkirk & Conan O'Brien were writers. Like, I caught the opening not too long ago which might have been funny because it was parodying Sia's video for "Chandelier" and then I saw the video (the one with Shia LaBeouf) and was like "oh yeah.." That being said I had the same problem with Chappelle's Show, I didn't know who Lil John was, so those things were just kind of like "heh" in an Abbott and Costello kind of way. K&P doesn't really seem to do the pop culture references that much, especially current ones as far as I know. And when they do, it's utter genius like the Family Matters one.

This never gets stale on me. My favorite gag. For me it's all about the profile background poses.

I can't decide my favorite background photo. I'm torn between 2:08, 2:22 and 2:29.

Anyway, some things are just comedy bread-and-butter. If you do them right, they elicit laughter, even if they've been done 1,000,000 times before.
Voight-Kampff, Hooker, Voight-Kampff

I'm shocked that 2 MadTV alums would run a mildly entertaining skit straight into the ground.

D'Brickashaw is supposedly the real-life player that inspired this sketch in the first place.

that fucking beard has had me in uncontrollable laughter twice now

East Los Angeles College. It's been six times for me. It'd probably even be funnier if I knew who the rest of those people are.. I only know Mr. Rodgers.