According to Wikipedia they did this sketch 15 times. "Schweddy Balls" was the 9th one and the Betty White one was the last.

There was one I just can't find, where Kelsey Grammar's character eventually indirectly confesses to cannibalism.

@@jameslarimer9211 I found it fairly easily on fb.

@@EchoesDistant Thanks, I didn’t know that❣️🥰

Dusty muffin

Brilliant!!!!!

Gabriela Varino guess there are those that praise bowl movements

Gabriela Varino yes I agree they are brilliantly odd

vedametatron "Yeah he is, incidentally that's also the name of the gang that terrorizes..."

This was over 25 years ago. No one was thinking of not offending anyone then.

Yeah! Wow! Like that's the joke or something!

Only NPR.

Ellen Spear neat really neat dimples.good times

She's exotic in a common way. Comedy is sexy.

And Cheri Oteri could get it.

I mean... she still has them 🤷🏻‍♂️

that and a sexy voice.

Snl was good from the 90s and before that's when snl developed its legends Chris Farley Tim meadows,Jan hooks,Sherri oterri ,Myers, Carvey,Mr Phil Hartman my favorite and many more you will never experience the comedy and talent those days were filled with compared to today's no talent and contaminated everything

Polly Pocket Gang of masked teenagers got another thing coming...those damn black Dracula's

You were "partnered" with a woman? Sounds like all that NPR listening got to you as well.

@@frankdayton731 Yeah sometimes people get partnered up at work dude, what does that have to do with NPR getting to someone? Haha

@@thestraydog sounds like he/she was saying that they were dating ("partnered with") someone, not that they had a female work colleague. Otherwise they could just say: "I worked /went to school with a woman..." Either way my point still remains, I "partnered with", sounds pretentious as hell. Whether it describes being romantically involved with someone or just working with them. And exactly like a silly faux cultured NPR listener.

@@frankdayton731 Then perhaps they would have said that they were dating her instead. The majority of progressive people don't focus so hard on semantics that some MSM would like you to believe. Unfortunately, a lot of people are shown the whack jobs on the left and the right and told that that is the norm...

​@@frankdayton731 "I was partnered with" really doesn't sound that pretentious. I mean, they say that in elementary school, for example: "[Student A], you'll be partnered with [Student B] for this assignment"

True, but that moment marked the end of her very last menstrual cycle.

funny, I hear MJ.

Here! Educate yourself!

my stink isn't natural. Every bathroom im ever in i stink it up. I literally make people gag and throw up. Heck, sometimes I make myself gag and throw up. My body stink isn't natural either. I've never showered regularly and always have rashes and yeast infection underneath my arms and in-between my thighs. I got fired from dollar general because of poor hygiene. They said customers and fellow employees were complaining about me. My butt hole is always itching due to me not wiping right. I live with my uncle greg. He says I don't have to get a job as long as I make my stink isn't natural. Every bathroom im ever in i stink it up. I literally make people gag and throw up. Heck, sometimes I make myself gag and throw up. My body stink isn't natural either. I've never showered regularly and always have rashes and yeast infection underneath my arms and in-between my thighs. I got fired from dollar general because of poor hygiene. They said customers and fellow employees were complaining about me. My butt hole is always itching due to me not wiping right. I live with my uncle greg. He says I don't have to get a job as long as I make sandwiches for lunch. He draws disability. ❤

Good luck with that!

Probably very intentional though, since Molly has talked about how she has long experienced ASMR, and part of the creation of this concept was her indulging in that while being high-level ridiculous.

I miss this whole period of time!

Cory Lyons Music Even when it’s being satirized.

blackkey1976 Got ‘Talk Radio’?

Eww

Bach BWV 1039 Presto

Jessica Pisetsky Yes, we did in elementary school. We also had to sell candy bars as fundraisers. Maybe it's a Midwest thing or just the particular attitude of my grade school. We had to pick up trash in the neighborhood for Earth Day, too. I feel so used now! Jk.

Jessica Pisetsky It was a common, well-known activity until Halloween became a national holiday for a population suffering from infantilism and arrested development.

rick rose - Thank you! I've wondered every year why all we see is warnings (which are good, of course) but no special requests for aid of any kind? Our church throws a trunk or treat with food, crafts & safe treating from decorated cars in our lot, free to all, etc. but I never see anything publicly. It IS a shame.

Jessica Pisetsky Good for you, Jessica. Generosity and public service are always in season. Have a wonderful evening.

Yeah they did for sure.

No it's always been here. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fMWkia1j166sg3U.html

ny jets Addict no Gordon would definitely be hateful pos, lol

@blackkey1976 lmao NPR a "leftist organization"? hahaahahahahahaha seriously...NPR is so painfully centrist its unbearable. They go so extraordinarily out of their way to ensure that they're always presenting "both sides" to every discussion that they often end up giving legitimacy to positions that are demonstrably absurd. Not to mention when it comes to foreign policy they tend to favor the position of the CIA and US imperialism in general. Like, its probably true that the listening audience of NPR is made up of more Democrats than Republicans, but NPR itself is hyper centrist (and the Democratic party isn't even a leftist party anyway, they're a centrist or center-left at best, while the Republican party is a solidly right-wing party).

@Apex Gemini you're hilarious

To be fair......Gordon's neighborhood would be gentrified now hahahaha.

De-escalate America Now! It's the Ruskies who want both sides to yell at each other. Reagan's rolling in his grave! Carter would join in, but he wasn't quite dead the last time I checked... Don't reuse the bots' talking points & phrases! Get your own ideas out in your own, fresh words! If not, try Mr. Rodgers' words! Did you see his break-dancing episode? It could heal the USA. Good luck, and may the peaceful heart be America's!

I dunno man, back in the 90s, every conservative was trying to cancel all kinds of stuff: video games, Marilyn Manson, comedians, skateboarding etc. People seem to forget how dark the times really were back then

This is the year 2000...

yes

The actor playing Gordon Hoover on SNL is Dana Carvey of SNL.

Adrien Carré yes, Waynes world was also an SNL sketch before the movie lol

No it's Mike Myers.

You never see old Saturday Night Lives on television, certainly not from the era Carvey was a cast member, so young people have no idea some of these people came from this show. For instance, Al Franken...

Ha!

It's *Gran Torino, tortilla guy

Only in gangs.

Nope.

I totally forgot how far they took this

TERRIBLE writing pandering to tired racist stereotyping.

It's getting there. Give it a few more mostly peaceful lootings.

@@paulsmith3128 go cry hippy

I live in Chicago, it's pretty accurate

They sure did.

America. Love it or leave it.

Pete Smith if you get five mins in and you haven't chuckled i don knw um drunk

Videos for people Except that the Great Pumpkin is not a cartoon, but represents the authentic religious beliefs of the co-host. And that Carvey's character mistakes the old 'bowlful of grapes' illusion as an insult directed at his scratched cornea.

Yes, Dana does a very funny character, but that's not what bothers me here. What bothers me is the way in which Dana's character is presented. Why is this an NPR sketch? The other NPR sketches- the Alec Baldwin one and the Betty White one- they have a kind of magic to them. They're presented as a radio show because what we hear happening if we close our eyes is entirely different from what we see onscreen. Words are given different meanings. When I watched this one, though, I saw just how empty and hollow it was. I watch it, and then I listen to it. Either way, it's the same thing: Just a weirdo being bugged by the neighborhood kids. Gordon Hoover could actually be a damn funny character, Dana Carvey's portrayal is hilarious. But the format is wrong. It shouldn't be an NPR sketch. There is no wordplay or gag. Just a guy who wants to turn his haunted house into a murder trap. That could be funny, really, it could, if, for instance, it was presented as a local commercial or something, where Gordon advertises his haunted house and talks about the buckets of feces propped up on the door. This is not an NPR sketch. There was no reason to make this an NPR sketch. Worst NPR sketch ever.

@@videosforpeople8197 not all the NPR sketches were puns of a sexual nature. For instance this and Squash weren't really like dusty muffins and balls. They were more about mocking NPR

@@aesinam I don't ask for sexual puns- just puns of any sort. This sketch has no puns, just a funny Dana Carvey character. That's OK, but this shouldn't be called Delicious Dish. In a Delicious Dish sketch, I expect some kind of disconnect between what I hear and what I see. Worst one in the series, hands down.

@@videosforpeople8197 Yeah but, that's not what those Delicious Dish sketches were originally about. They were about mocking NPR, being unbelievably dull and finding humor through that. They'd been doing Delicious Dish skits for 2 years before the Schweddy Balls skit, which took the whole concept in a different, innuendo-filled direction. That was the first Delicious Dish skit that had that disconnect between what you heard and what you saw. I think it's remarkably restrained and great of them to have not just launched a series of sexual pun-themed Delicious Dish skits after the Alec Baldwin one - this one came around nearly two years later and the tone is more similar to the original ones. That Betty White skit was part of a big reunion of sorts, and was nothing but a pale callback to the Alec Baldwin episode.