LOVED that! a classic snl that stands the test of time!

Fuch me! Remember when people could laugh?

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. The church lady is one of my favorites since I was a kid

love that! i was given a box once myself and regifted it the next year 😂

@@idjit6099 we have an empty, washed carton of Ben and Jerry's Schweddy Balls ice cream on display.

@@Lillyluvsanime o...m...g 😂😂😂

Oooookay-----and a well educated, cultured family it was too I bet. (not) Unless you mean among your preteen siblings at home.

Not long after the Schweddy Balls skit aired, Ben and Jerrry’s ice cream actually distributed a flavor named for it. They eventually withdrew it from the market.

They did one that had like 12 blades too 🤭🤣🤣

I had a college professor in the early 90's who talked about a razor that just hit the market... he said he used to work at Gillette and that he had worked on that product, just before he left, 5 years prior. Not an automobile or some complex electronics, but a razor. Man, to think about the razor "technology" they have developed, but are holding back from us now. LOL

@@DH-dl3ll Must have been in the later years of SNL, and they stole that idea, then, from the SNL 5 bladed commercial.

@@DontStopBelievin888 sadly that industry is all about the "value add" sales. I knew a couple of people who worked at Gillette as well (one was a plant manager in St Paul) and it was really sort of odd. In high school I had done a few of those "survey" deals at a local shopping mall, where you got to try out new flavors of drinks, candy, consumer products, etc. You got paid in free product or maybe a few bucks, but it was sort of a fun deal to do in high school with friends. We got to try out several flavors I think it was Ocean Spray or Sunkist were considering for sales (it came out as I think "Ruby Red" a few years later, the flavor I had voted for); we got to try out hard candies another time; and they even had some Bacardi trials we didn't get to do (had to be 21); but the really cool one had to have been Gillette even though there was absolutely no branding on any of the material we got. They were disposable razors but the molds were clearly from a pilot factory and not the normal ones they would sell - 3 or 4 blades, which was more than the norm for the time. Like Sensor (which came out around that time) they had springs behind some of the blades, which worked much better than your typical disposable. In the decades since then, Gillette has released at least three or four generations of razors that are each a tiny bit fancier than the series before it. And as you say, was the prototype for all of these completed back by the late 80s or early 90s? Probably... but they'd be able to sell more handles and refill blades by slowly rolling it out over decades, so they did. Considering the features those disposables I got to try out in ~92 or so had, you can't tell me they were waiting on technology or R&D... :P

LOL it wasn't 5 blades. it was 3. the 2 bladed razor just came out. so SNL came out with the "Triple track" spinning as it came from outer space it was Dan who was selling the razor...and when it stopped spinning he said "the triple track, for people who will believe anything" LOL now they may have re-done that skit when the 5 blades came out too. LOL I'm old 70 best cast all times the first one.

i liked david spade on those capital one ads.

Aww thanks so much JD! 😊

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I saw it live, too. Later, one day while driving to work, the news on the car radio said something about a murder in I think Woodland Hills; and they broke in again later saying it was a man who was killed by his wife ... and still later (hey, it's an LA drive), that it was Phil Hartman. I was _REALLY_ sad when I heard that. Such a loss.

I saw it the first time around, too, and reacted about the same. The way it escalated completely took me by surprise, and the high production values really added to it. Blow wasn't really well known slang at the time. (Well, it was, but in another sense.)

The joke was picked up (and amplified) in Van Wilder.

@@geraldfrost4710 MEGA colon blow. Thanks for reminding us!

That joke was racist towards black people.

That’s so cool!

Totally!

That is a great point. I think I will send this clip to my daughter -- good thing her name is not Jane.

That’s deep.

The talking monkey skit was the funniest of all time.

IKR?! Chris Farley was such a treasure ... gone too soon

Whoever that song comes on I only picture the skit

@@Littlebit31 same here!

And that specific dance made into WoW as the dance of ogre's and moonkins (big walking owl-like critters).

It's beyond perfection, the pinnacle of how good an SNL sketch can be, and I would argue THE funniest sketch ever.

But I can't believe cocaine killed him. I'm sy he was very large😢

Each week brings its own uniqueness.

Back when SNL was actually funny. A lost time for sure.

me to becca ... impossible not to laugh!!

"There's high fiber, and then there's Colon Blow."

@@twobraincells4364 _"There's high fiber, and then there's Colon Blow."_ That's a great line in itself.

@@josephgaviota Don't forget "SUPER Colon Blow!"

Has the bottom fallen out of your world? Eat a bowl of Colon Blow, and let the world fall out of your bottom!

It actually exists, but it's called "Fiber One" and it has more fiber than any other grocery store cereal, even oatmeal.

It truly is.

"Buck futter!" lol

I'll take The Rapist for $400, Alex. It's THERAPIST ...

Threeve!

I was 8 when the first season rolled out with Belushi, Murray, Akroyd, Chase, etc. Was a totally new concept and pretty wild back then.

"You've got a fish." The Amazing Bass-o-Matic was so so so good. Good call.

Was that the one with the two people arguing... 'It's a floor polish"..."No, it's a dessert topping!" I still use that occasionally.

never seen it ... will check it out! thx for your suggestion Syd!

Smuckers Jam had an ad campaign with the tagline, “With a name like Smuckers, it has to be good.” Chevy Chase and Dan Akroyd did competing ads with lines like, “Mangled baby ducks. We’re talking great jam here, folks.”

What about the Chevy Chase / Richard Pryor word association sketch?

"I'm Julia Child, and I've swallowed a pidgin!" "I've cut the dickens out of my finger." "Oh, crap! It's a prop phone!" and "Save the livers!" Epic. How do you write stuff like that!

ouch …. I feel your pain ned 🥰

@Briscoe17555 I owned rental properties for 14 years and I raised the rents ONCE during 14 years, by about 10%. The landlord here was making a profit at the old level before the inceases. The buildings here have paid for for over 20 years (they are over 50 years old). The landlord's reason for raising the rent was to buy a vacation home on Martha's Vineyard.

@Briscoe17555 You are apparently totally uneducated. To address your points: the tenant pays utilities, water, and waste disposal, not the landlord. I am paying those fees right now, every month. Property taxes DID go up, they were actually the reason for the one increase I imposed. Maintenance and repair bills came up now and then, and I paid them out of my profits from the rents. Due to the fact that I was not constantly raising the rents, I had practically no turnover of tenants. Thus no management company needed. My only mistake was selling the properties before the later boom in real estate prices. Also, with your IQ, I think Sesame Street may be a bit advanced for you. Teletubbies might be something you could understand.

... "At the training table" ... he eats little chocolate donuts ...

I have to give the edge to Old Glory Robot Insurance, but just barely.

EVERY TIME I hear a song with a cowbell, I see Farrell in briefs and a crop-top gyrating with that bell! Haha!!

Fellas, I got a fever, and the only cure, is more cowbell!

That was hilarious! Adam Sandler did the voice of Clucky. Such an underrated episode.

Oh no! hope you're on the mend :)

glad you liked it Manu!

YES!! Will Farrell’s Jeopardy host with Sean Connery is one of my all time favorites!!

been there!

Personally, I like the g-string diaper and Dr._________ Tattoo Remover. Also the Womba!

I needed a few seconds to realize that’s what it was a commercial _for._