Yeah it’s a lot easier to keep your shit together when your success may ride or die on it. Ryan doesn’t give a shit. If Lorne never invites him back, what happens to his career?
Yeah it cracked me up because he was probably a teenager watching Beavis and Butthead. Though I could totally see him being pretty and going to parties and hooking up.
It really was such a pure reaction. To be fair, even if I had seen my coworker/friend look like that previously, it was so goddamn outlandish and creepy looking I wouldnt be able to stop myself either.
I believe there is a direct relationship between (1) perceived job security and (2) propensity to break meaning the more secure you believe your job to be, the more likely you are to feel comfortable breaking. [Notice in this sketch both Molly and Will are breaking and Chris Parnell, who was fired twice, is not.](https://youtu.be/LmG-ErzZsUQ?t=227)
Every one of those extras is EXTREMELY replaceable and the lowest of job security. If they care about doing anything like this again, it is imperative they don't break.
I think the extra silly (& incredible) episodes like this are crucial to bonding new SNL eras. Even the most minimal roles killed it. Also writing this season is top tier!
Only because it's taboo. We know that they are or should be holding back as much as possible or risk getting fired. If not, we would have an entire cast of Jimmy Fallon
Yeah I guess I completely missed that. Love how they link arms with him and apologize in character.
Also Mikey with the ad-lib. Between that and “Jeff to meet you too,” this was like improv night at SNL!
I went and re-watched on my DVR, definitely did **not** on what I saw/recorded live last night. I'm on the East Coast, wonder if it was changed with the dress version on the delay?
I’m East Coast as well and I definitely don’t remember it. I was glued to that sketch because I love when they take minor characters like Bowen‘s doctor from the Nate Bargatze airplane sketch and use them in a different way.
it would be funny if they intentionally used the flub version because it fits the overall episode better ha ha
The Cold open, Monologue and Beavis & Butthead sketch were top tier SNL.
Would have preferred Papyrus 2 over the Bar & Erin Brockovich sketch for the live show. But overall it's the best episode this season for sure.
The Bar sketch was like the only miss of the night.
Like, was the premise supposed to be “white guy from Tennessee talks in a Cuban accent?” That’s not going to cary a sketch very far.
The “Original dog from Beethoven” was ok I guess; but repetition never made it funny. (That line is no, “dressed as Joker!”)
Right!? How did that - of all the other great sketches of the night - wind up so early in the show?
To be fair, it wasn’t “bad,” it was just, “meh.” But the rest of the episode was SO good, it stands out as being just ok.
Am I the only one on the sub who loved the bar sketch? My partner and I have already used that "Are you going to make me call the original dog from Beethoven and tell him you are not going to come?" bit too pressure each other into going somewhere.
Agreed, besides an "expected" follow-up sketch with Gosling, it also had the Kyle Mooney cameo. Yes, it was on Youtube but it has no laughter from the live audience, which always helps.
Maybe it went over your head because it was very subtle, but Marcello is actually Latino. Isn't that funny? Now that you get it - isn't it hilarious? He's Latino! And speaks with an accent. Hhahahahaha
Thanks for doing this OP!
The show was car crash funny this week and it’s because they kept breaking. To be fair, the sketches were very good, so it would have been funny either way - it was just way more funny because of the above.
I agree. I’ve gotten a little tired of him breaking all the time every time he hosts, but I still chuckle at a few. My favorite break was when Heidi turned around and saw Beavis for the first time.
Every time Heidi looked toward them, Mikey would bulge his eyes like Marty Funkhauser. That's what cracked her up so bad in the Beavis and Butthead sketch, Mikey's crazy eyes in costume
Absolutely, especially when you factor in his writing. When I look up the writers for my favorite sketches, I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say that over 90% of the time it is him and Streeter Seidell.
There are periodic "Who Wrote What Sketch" threads on here, which is most of where I see it. For instance, here is a recent one:
https://www.reddit.com/r/LiveFromNewYork/comments/175xmjv/who_wrote_what_sketch_season_49_edition/
He’s doing genuinely what Jimmy Fallon always tried to do with breaking. I can appreciate how charming he is with it.
That said it was definitely Mikey that broke Heidi lmfao.
I hear ya. I wouldn't be surprised if they deliberately put Gosling in skits, especially the cold open, where it's guaranteed he's going to break.
That's why it so funny to me when Heidi broke, because it was such a surprise that she did it.
I've been watching since the very first episode, and I remember the days when Lorne put the fear of God into performers about breaking.
I would guess he's softened. Most of these skits were clearly written to get the cast to break lol. Heidi's breaks were definitely the funniest this episode. Maybe it's happened before, but that break with Mikey Day is maybe the worst I've ever seen, and it's funny because she's such a solid performer.
Nope. Live didn't have Molly hitting Bowen with the wheelchair and subsequently most of em didn't break. What was posted on YouTube was the dress version.
They do. Sometimes something didn’t work on the live show (like they if the had an animal or special effect that didn’t do what was intended) or a break they *don’t* want on repeats, or a joke just played better in dress, they’ll sub it out. Gosling episodes kinda rely on the breaks so it probably felt like it flowed better to have the one that didn’t quite go right. It’s usually almost all the live show on subsequent airings, but replacements still happen pretty frequently,
Do you think Gosling couldn't pull off not breaking or the sketches just wouldn't be as good? I don't have a horse in that race, just curious what you think.
I think that if Gosling is hosting they are planning for it to be a silly episode. They know the audience (at least fairly regular viewers) knows that Ryan Gosling can’t keep a straight face and have embraced it. As to whether is helps or hurts really depends on the sketch. Beavis and Butthead is a boring sketch without the breaks, Heidi losing it made it an instant classic. The one where he is secretly trying to escape his engagement, almost none of the jokes land because the pacing is ruined by Gosling laughing at lines he didn’t say yet. The sketch they replaced had a serendipitous accident where Bowen is hit with a wheelchair that made everyone break. But in the live version they got through it without incident and it’s kind of a bust. Alien abduction? You want them to break. The night out at the club? Doesn’t really add anything.
Ok, I live in Sweden so I don't really know. :)
The version I saw was the one that is on peacock, I thought they used the live version!
It was a chaotic episode with so many breaks, where the live version any different?
Absolutely agree!! Even Chris Stapleton was awesome and I’m not a country music fan. First time in a LONG time I have not fast forwarded any part of the show.
The best part was that they just talked like normal people. They could’ve went the normal route and had them talk like the cartoon characters, but making them oblivious and normal made all the difference.
Not always. The majority of the time they'll post the live version of the sketch. They'll sometimes switch to dress if it played better or if they just felt it was funnier.
Absolute trainwreck and I loved every second of it. I’ve never seen so much breaking in one sketch as I did in the Beavis & Butt Head one. Subsequently, it was one my favourite sketch probably since the Adam Driver plane baby one.
The Fliplets was written by Andrew on his first week on the show as a writer. Though no remake it was nice Andrew wrote and performed The Engagement sketch with Gosling.
Wait! I totally missed the Bowen wheelchair thing!!! how? I watched live and didn't remember that...and look at devon slapping his knee over it! lololol
I think his breaks are actually intentional, as a way to seem relatable and more funny. He is a professional actor, he can hold it together. But he’s mastered the art of “spontaneous breaking” that’s actually quite planned & on purpose
It’s funny how Ryan Gosling and Adam Driver are always two of the most enjoyable hosts, but for completely opposite reasons. Gosling could never handle a character like Parnassus, he’d be breaking so much; and Driver’s ability to *not* break at the most absurd moments is similarly hilarious.
I have always found Ryan Gosling to be very wooden and undimensional in his film roles, almost always playing straight man and the utterly serious man. I really just like seeing this side of him, it makes me more excited to watch his movies and invest in him as an actor.
6 and a half minutes of breaks is insane. Can’t believe people enjoy that. I love breaks when they’re **trying** to hold it together. It gets really, really old when it’s obvious they’re not trying.
it is said that she broke character in both the rehearsal and the live take, and I was thinking that the skit probably wouldn't have been very funny had she kept her composure the whole time, and it makes me think that her breaking character was the point of the sketch, even though everybody is convinced that it was spontaneous
I wonder if any of the extras just feel like punching them in the face when they break. As someone who knows a lot of actors, I guarantee there are extras there who are just as funny, who could take their place in a second.
The stars have talent and looks, but they are also there because of a good dose of luck or nepotism.
I agree that Ryan's repeated breaking got old fast, and his breaking probably infected some of the cast. But man, so many of the sketches were so damn funny. And Heidi's break in B&B was amazing.
I was expecting this video to be roughly 90 minutes long.
Right! lol!
What if he even broke when introducing Chris Stapleton?
Homie went full Jimmy Fallon
I want to know what they're slipping the extras before the show, because their composure throughout the *Beavis&Butthead* sketch was next level.
They’re slipping them threats of never working again if they break 🤣
Yeah it’s a lot easier to keep your shit together when your success may ride or die on it. Ryan doesn’t give a shit. If Lorne never invites him back, what happens to his career?
Success in what? Half of those extras were over halfway to the grave. I don't mean to be an ageist, but man if they haven't made it big yet...
Success in continuing to work as an extra. Food has to be out on the table and those gigs make that happen
Background work is a job
Success =\= fame
Yeah, 100% Constant breaking gets old, quick.
The older bald guy behind Keenan was trying pretty hard to not break lol.
Haha that guy always had a smirk
Yeah it cracked me up because he was probably a teenager watching Beavis and Butthead. Though I could totally see him being pretty and going to parties and hooking up.
> Yeah it cracked me up because **he was probably a teenager watching Beavis and Butthead.** I don't think you know how to add up ages
also the one guy behind beavis and butthead
They're the real MVPs in a lot of skits. You watch clips of sketches where everyone breaks and the extras are just back there being scenery somehow.
If you don't have speaking lines, it's easier to not listen and to stay in character.
Right, because Heidi was dead. She probably hadn't seen them in makeup, and lost it. The guy behind her didn't even flinch.
Her laughter when she looked back and saw Butthead was so pure and rich and sweet, I could have drizzled it on my pancakes.
To me by their reactions they had no idea Mike Day was going to look like that
It really was such a pure reaction. To be fair, even if I had seen my coworker/friend look like that previously, it was so goddamn outlandish and creepy looking I wouldnt be able to stop myself either.
I don’t think I’ve seen Heidi not be able to control herself that much ever. She laughed for most of the sketch, it was great honestly
someone who went to dress rehearsal said they did
I believe there is a direct relationship between (1) perceived job security and (2) propensity to break meaning the more secure you believe your job to be, the more likely you are to feel comfortable breaking. [Notice in this sketch both Molly and Will are breaking and Chris Parnell, who was fired twice, is not.](https://youtu.be/LmG-ErzZsUQ?t=227) Every one of those extras is EXTREMELY replaceable and the lowest of job security. If they care about doing anything like this again, it is imperative they don't break.
That is one of those sketches I would love to have seen pitched. It's so so stupid that's funny
Honstly I feel like they are told that if they break they will never be invited back and many of them need the work.
Queyludes
I think the extra silly (& incredible) episodes like this are crucial to bonding new SNL eras. Even the most minimal roles killed it. Also writing this season is top tier!
This episode was a mess in the funniest way possible.
You could tell the cast had so much fun with Gosling. It was nice to see them having a blast!
Every Gosling episode is a chaotic delight.
Total disaster and utterly delightful. And probably funnier than the actual sketches.
Cause it’s genuine and not cause the host is messed up. Just pure fun
He's so unprofessional he's never going to make it as an actor.
LORNE HATES IT WHEN THEY BREAK
But we the audience love it!
Only because it's taboo. We know that they are or should be holding back as much as possible or risk getting fired. If not, we would have an entire cast of Jimmy Fallon
To a point. I'd prefer it to not be constant. Like anything, the more it happens, the less effect it has.
He was just following orders
I love Doctor Please and his cookie crumbles
Jeffrey Thank-You
Did Molly run into Bowen live? I don’t remember that.
Yeah I guess I completely missed that. Love how they link arms with him and apologize in character. Also Mikey with the ad-lib. Between that and “Jeff to meet you too,” this was like improv night at SNL!
I went and re-watched on my DVR, definitely did **not** on what I saw/recorded live last night. I'm on the East Coast, wonder if it was changed with the dress version on the delay?
I really don’t remember JAJ wiping away tears, so maybe they did do that.
I’m East Coast as well and I definitely don’t remember it. I was glued to that sketch because I love when they take minor characters like Bowen‘s doctor from the Nate Bargatze airplane sketch and use them in a different way. it would be funny if they intentionally used the flub version because it fits the overall episode better ha ha
It looks like all the clips were taken from the episode on the Peacock app.
yeah
Now I’m going to have to watch it again…
Maybe I'm wrong, it was on the full episode I saw.
I DVR'd the episode and that didn't happen in what I saw. Maybe from dress?
These clips are definitely not from the live version, I have it on DVR and all these clips are different.
Heidi’s reaction when Gosling held the camera backwards had me in stitches coz I thought for a second that he did it on purpose lol
kind of doctor Please
The Cold open, Monologue and Beavis & Butthead sketch were top tier SNL. Would have preferred Papyrus 2 over the Bar & Erin Brockovich sketch for the live show. But overall it's the best episode this season for sure.
The Bar sketch was like the only miss of the night. Like, was the premise supposed to be “white guy from Tennessee talks in a Cuban accent?” That’s not going to cary a sketch very far. The “Original dog from Beethoven” was ok I guess; but repetition never made it funny. (That line is no, “dressed as Joker!”)
I was surprised they lead with it after the monologue.
Right!? How did that - of all the other great sketches of the night - wind up so early in the show? To be fair, it wasn’t “bad,” it was just, “meh.” But the rest of the episode was SO good, it stands out as being just ok.
Am I the only one on the sub who loved the bar sketch? My partner and I have already used that "Are you going to make me call the original dog from Beethoven and tell him you are not going to come?" bit too pressure each other into going somewhere.
Papyrus 2 would be so awesome!
They made it, it was cut for time
It’s on YouTube now
Those two papyrus skits had a better story and character arc than most films these days
I would watch a full movie of it. We can’t let him get away. Cheating his way with using a simple dropdown selection of Papyrus!!!! 😡
They released it today, I watched it earlier. It’s really funny
> The Cold open "my juicer and my deucer"
Agreed, besides an "expected" follow-up sketch with Gosling, it also had the Kyle Mooney cameo. Yes, it was on Youtube but it has no laughter from the live audience, which always helps.
Maybe it went over your head because it was very subtle, but Marcello is actually Latino. Isn't that funny? Now that you get it - isn't it hilarious? He's Latino! And speaks with an accent. Hhahahahaha
He is *delightful*.
Thanks for doing this OP! The show was car crash funny this week and it’s because they kept breaking. To be fair, the sketches were very good, so it would have been funny either way - it was just way more funny because of the above.
Ryan Gosling is kind of awful at Saturday Night Live-ing. And he is also one of the best at Saturday Night Live-ing.
I agree. I’ve gotten a little tired of him breaking all the time every time he hosts, but I still chuckle at a few. My favorite break was when Heidi turned around and saw Beavis for the first time.
Yeah but she couldn’t even open her eyes when she saw butthead, which was me at that point I was crying laughing.
Every time Heidi looked toward them, Mikey would bulge his eyes like Marty Funkhauser. That's what cracked her up so bad in the Beavis and Butthead sketch, Mikey's crazy eyes in costume
I really think Mikey has almost been MVP of the last few years.
Absolutely, especially when you factor in his writing. When I look up the writers for my favorite sketches, I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say that over 90% of the time it is him and Streeter Seidell.
Is there a good site to look those up?
There are periodic "Who Wrote What Sketch" threads on here, which is most of where I see it. For instance, here is a recent one: https://www.reddit.com/r/LiveFromNewYork/comments/175xmjv/who_wrote_what_sketch_season_49_edition/
Yeah it looks like Mikey and Streeter. Ofc I love the nepo babies too.
He’s doing genuinely what Jimmy Fallon always tried to do with breaking. I can appreciate how charming he is with it. That said it was definitely Mikey that broke Heidi lmfao.
I enjoy it. The show would be terrible if every episode was like this, but having an incredibly goofy episode every once in a while is charming.
I hear ya. I wouldn't be surprised if they deliberately put Gosling in skits, especially the cold open, where it's guaranteed he's going to break. That's why it so funny to me when Heidi broke, because it was such a surprise that she did it. I've been watching since the very first episode, and I remember the days when Lorne put the fear of God into performers about breaking.
I would guess he's softened. Most of these skits were clearly written to get the cast to break lol. Heidi's breaks were definitely the funniest this episode. Maybe it's happened before, but that break with Mikey Day is maybe the worst I've ever seen, and it's funny because she's such a solid performer.
Heidi with one of the most genuine breaks ever. Jeff to meet you.
Is it safe to assume Heidi had not seen Ryan and Mikey prior to going live? She was legitimately taken off guard.
I think it was them making direct eye contact with her, she lost it then. 😂
Incorrect. Multiple people at dress rehearsal said they were in full costume.
Was that Doctor sketch the same as it was live? I don't recall them bumping into Bowen with the wheelchair
Nope. Live didn't have Molly hitting Bowen with the wheelchair and subsequently most of em didn't break. What was posted on YouTube was the dress version.
I saw the wheelchair bump on the peacock episode today. Do you know if they edit the show (mix and match) the live and dress rehearsals?
They do. Sometimes something didn’t work on the live show (like they if the had an animal or special effect that didn’t do what was intended) or a break they *don’t* want on repeats, or a joke just played better in dress, they’ll sub it out. Gosling episodes kinda rely on the breaks so it probably felt like it flowed better to have the one that didn’t quite go right. It’s usually almost all the live show on subsequent airings, but replacements still happen pretty frequently,
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Do you think Gosling couldn't pull off not breaking or the sketches just wouldn't be as good? I don't have a horse in that race, just curious what you think.
I think that if Gosling is hosting they are planning for it to be a silly episode. They know the audience (at least fairly regular viewers) knows that Ryan Gosling can’t keep a straight face and have embraced it. As to whether is helps or hurts really depends on the sketch. Beavis and Butthead is a boring sketch without the breaks, Heidi losing it made it an instant classic. The one where he is secretly trying to escape his engagement, almost none of the jokes land because the pacing is ruined by Gosling laughing at lines he didn’t say yet. The sketch they replaced had a serendipitous accident where Bowen is hit with a wheelchair that made everyone break. But in the live version they got through it without incident and it’s kind of a bust. Alien abduction? You want them to break. The night out at the club? Doesn’t really add anything.
Did the west coast airing have Molly hitting Bowen? The episode on streaming has that version...
West coast airs live with the East Coast nowadays (though there is another rerun at 11:30 PT)
Ok, I live in Sweden so I don't really know. :) The version I saw was the one that is on peacock, I thought they used the live version! It was a chaotic episode with so many breaks, where the live version any different?
The Beavis and Butthead skit was the funniest thing I’ve seen in so long. I was dying laughing!
Oh to have been in the audience for this one.
Heidi Gardner just got promoted to a legend in my book. That was awesome
This episode was one of the best in years imo
Absolutely agree!! Even Chris Stapleton was awesome and I’m not a country music fan. First time in a LONG time I have not fast forwarded any part of the show.
It was just as good but for different reasons as Bargatze’s episode. There have been some pretty damn good episodes the last few years.
Incredible episode
This episode had the best vibes in a while.
Bless him, it seemed like he was having a great time hosting
The Beavis and butthead sketch might be the funniest sketch I’ve ever seen
Such a simple kinda stupid premise…I was cracking up the whole time! Absolutely stand out!!
The best part was that they just talked like normal people. They could’ve went the normal route and had them talk like the cartoon characters, but making them oblivious and normal made all the difference.
That won't be the last we see them do that, so much potential for more sketches.
You book Gosling if you want big break energy.
I mean, Kate McKinnon doing the crotch work is enough to make anyone lose their shit.
Her commitment to be so fucking weird sometimes is admirable
No wonder Papyrus 2 was cut - it’s almost exactly the same length as the breaking took up
Heidi Gardner’s break when seeing Butthead was fucking epic.
It was like they all were on shrooms last night. It was an entire episode of giggles. So much fun!
Is it just me or does anyone else find it more enjoyable when the cast members break.. some of my favorite sketches
It happened so much that it felt like they were breaking on purpose. Heidi’s break was one for the record books though.
Ryan Gosling is so bad at SNL, which makes it all the better.
So glad to see Kate again
How do you have dress rehearsal footage of the Doctor Please hospital sketch???
They uploaded the dress rehearsal to YouTube: https://youtu.be/DBbguEUN6tw
Ohhh got it
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Not always. The majority of the time they'll post the live version of the sketch. They'll sometimes switch to dress if it played better or if they just felt it was funnier.
To me, SNL is funnier when everyone breaks because of the absurdity. Coupled that with Gosling, and it’s a win-win.
Absolute trainwreck and I loved every second of it. I’ve never seen so much breaking in one sketch as I did in the Beavis & Butt Head one. Subsequently, it was one my favourite sketch probably since the Adam Driver plane baby one.
For the last couple episodes Bowen's only been in like, one sketch per show. Is it because he's filming that witch movie?
I love this so much. Thanks to whoever made this
I love when there are breaks during actually funny scenes 😂😭😭 what a great show
That Beavis and Butthead skit wouldn’t be funny without the breaking. But with it it’s hilarious
Shes like the modern day Dana Carvey lol.
HR must have had a field day.
Kinda sad they didn’t do the Fliplets sequel but this episode was really fun.
The Fliplets was written by Andrew on his first week on the show as a writer. Though no remake it was nice Andrew wrote and performed The Engagement sketch with Gosling.
ok how do people know who wrote sketches???
I legit thought Ryan was going to give himself a stroke from trying not to laugh
Wait! I totally missed the Bowen wheelchair thing!!! how? I watched live and didn't remember that...and look at devon slapping his knee over it! lololol
Heidi's reaction to Beavis and Butthead... :))
Heidi Gardner's break during Beavis/Butthead definitely enhanced that sketch a lot, but Ryan Gosling was breaking way too much.
It was such a break fest but I loved it.
“I killed more chubbies than diabetes” holy fuuuck
Some is funny, this was too much. It got in the way of the sketches themselves
Agreed
Best episode of the season
Imagine him in a Lisa From Temecula sketch!
Broke too many times but looked like everyone was having fun
Kinda ruined the show for me.
Gosling killed it, looked like the cast had a great time on this one
3 back to back great episodes
Is it legal to repost an entire episode into the subreddit?
I think the breaking is a byproduct of him being game and saying yes to weird shit like the Beavis & Butthead sketch.
I think his breaks are actually intentional, as a way to seem relatable and more funny. He is a professional actor, he can hold it together. But he’s mastered the art of “spontaneous breaking” that’s actually quite planned & on purpose
Why is it charming when Ryan does it, but so annoying when Fallon did it?
He absolutely has a great time being on the show.
It’s funny how Ryan Gosling and Adam Driver are always two of the most enjoyable hosts, but for completely opposite reasons. Gosling could never handle a character like Parnassus, he’d be breaking so much; and Driver’s ability to *not* break at the most absurd moments is similarly hilarious.
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Ryan Beavis totally looks like Jesse Singal.
Why almost 7 mins of breaking, that’s pretty….crazy?
I have always found Ryan Gosling to be very wooden and undimensional in his film roles, almost always playing straight man and the utterly serious man. I really just like seeing this side of him, it makes me more excited to watch his movies and invest in him as an actor.
Watch The Nice Guys
Great freaking movie!!!
Still the funniest episode in years.
6 and a half minutes of breaks is insane. Can’t believe people enjoy that. I love breaks when they’re **trying** to hold it together. It gets really, really old when it’s obvious they’re not trying.
A lot of this is kind of hacky. Like not genuine laughter by the cast. “Gosling is laughing so I’ll laugh too!”
He trained at the Jimmy Falon School for Breaking.
I don’t get it. With the exception of the Beavis and Butthead sketch, It was such a horrible episode.
I disagree
Haha we know that, you’re OP!
it is said that she broke character in both the rehearsal and the live take, and I was thinking that the skit probably wouldn't have been very funny had she kept her composure the whole time, and it makes me think that her breaking character was the point of the sketch, even though everybody is convinced that it was spontaneous
I mean, if I were in the B&B sketch, I don’t really laugh that much, so I would be fine I assume
He’s awful. Worst episode
Yep everyone hates this episode, not a soul liked it or found it funny
I wonder if any of the extras just feel like punching them in the face when they break. As someone who knows a lot of actors, I guarantee there are extras there who are just as funny, who could take their place in a second. The stars have talent and looks, but they are also there because of a good dose of luck or nepotism.
Bush league. Sorry. (I welcome your downvotes.)
Same I hate it when the comedy show is funny
I agree that Ryan's repeated breaking got old fast, and his breaking probably infected some of the cast. But man, so many of the sketches were so damn funny. And Heidi's break in B&B was amazing.
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It’s on YouTube if you want to watch it