Library of Congress worthiness to the max, I say! 🧐 🙋‍♂️

My favorite host ever

I really wish Pete had been here for it.

My favorite is the Bodega bathroom skit

airport sushi and dinner lobster were awesome

@@Nonesovile96 ooh.. I'd love to watch it if he ever does

@@Nonesovile96 it’s only a matter of time

I feel like it would be like Starkid if he ever did a full musical

I'm truly shocked to find out that Mulaney isn't as gay as the day is long, really and he ruins everything Broadway for me, I can't stand his image in my head!

It is *amazing* how much of the episode budget they put into setting up his musicals.

I LOST MY SHIT. THE ACCURACY!!! 🤣🤣

also way too accurate considering I live at the end of the F and feel like this happens every day

Moved out 20yrs ago and this line pleased me so.

i live off the Q and the F train nonsense has been confusing me to no end

Don’t take that train but I’ll take your word for it

This is the fifth one - you forgot the Souvenir Shop.

Yes!! Those are my favorites!!! And the only musical sketches I enjoy on SNL. Love his writing-his musicals always make me actually laugh out loud.😁

Why does he always do these restaurant/station/shop/convenience store musical skits with shady underbelly characters? I love it but has he ever talked about why?

Everyone is like a fever dream lol

I feel like he goes 100% on everything he does on SNL. He's a great host.

The subway train cars impressed me so much

Brilliant

Really was.

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I was thinking the same thing. The stage designers did a lot of work for an 8-minute sketch. Perhaps they borrowed the stage set from a Broadway play?

Worst phrase in the English language: « Why is it wet? »

The Gravitas, the Voice: no one else would do.

😄 yea I was smiling and giggling thru this, but that got a full blown laugh.

Only thing is, it should've been golden, instead of silver. 😉

That costume is amazing

I love Kenan. Great to see him still going strong.

Imagine if one day Kenan took Lorne's place.

@@MoltenPlastic I could see that happening. It would be in good hands.

im sure he's getting tired and wants to move on. but his comedy show wasn't a hit so he stayed

@@kidrobot. I’m not sure if I’m the only one but I enjoy Kenan’s show.

👍 thanks 👍

Oh good God I can't imagine not knowing all of these songs since being a child. But that's just me. And everyone in the sketch. And most of New York. Cue the cop on Only Murders...but thank you, people need to know!

You missed a deep cut at 4:45, that’s a reference to Train from Einstein on the Beach

Thank you!!

🤣

Laughed so hard when he said choo choo 😂😂

"Did he have a lisp earlier??"😆😆

@@loriwest4777 Did it come about because of _the churro?_ 🤔

I thought this 1 was definitely the worst 1

I still think his rendition of going on 18 is his best

They did the same thing with the airport sushi, though considering that COVID was a becoming a big deal back then, I kinda understand.

Right? I sent my friend a no context screen grab at 7:23 with Beer Helmet Jesus holding the spider telling him the episode was good lol

I Thought The Same Damn Thing As I Watched It!!!!

🎵 i’m fappin’ on the train 🎵 that is too funny

As someone who has never been on a NY subway, I believe you after watching this. It's so bizzare you can't make this stuff up. Lol

It’s true in Philly too!!🤣😂 The puddle especially

needs more assault for Chicago

One has talent that's how you can tell them apart.

And the other left his wife to knock up Olivia Munn

They’re both amazing

The only way I can tell the difference is that one of them had his head perpetually tilted back

@@TheGrandGamers You went for the jugular there. Lol.

Great idea

Yes!!!

Absolutely

Although I love a chaotic vibe, I don’t think I’m ready for a Tony host who’s completely tone deaf

Oh dude yes

literally it feels like a fun exclusive club to be a part of to watch these absolutely unhinged musical numbers specifically designed for those of us that have been ruthlessly subjected to the daily hell of manhattan LMAO

A lunch break at B&H Photo was the best.

I don't know. I am not from New York, but I was able to follow most of the jokes.

All American comedy is focused on the city.

Don’t forget someone screaming in Spanish but you can’t tell from where. ​@@ella-louisewhite7938

fine dancer!

"Faaaa-ping on the train!"

Dat ass! 🤣🤣💓

alex had me laughing out loud! he owned it

My goodness they finally started using him. When he used to play Eric trump I felt like they didn’t use him for anything else but he is HILARIOUS

great skit. every time!

I gotta be honest, I never expected you to be here.

@@RinglornLoreGuy I’m not surprised, but it’s unexpected.

I literally feel it as I take F train everyday! Lol !

his goofy look sold it perfectly, i missed pete until that point

Clawsette is such an underrated joke, I love it

Yeah, except this time the lyrics in the sketch had nothing to do with the original Les Mis lyrics. Of the 5 musical sketches this is the only one that seemed to me like it was written the night before... as if John said "we should do something set in the subway," so they built the set & then John did nothing, which is how they ended up with this concept: irrelevant & not particularly clever. "Subway churros" aren't a thing I've seen, & I ride the NYC subway every day.

@@sparklemotion101ni3 i agree i feel like the musical sketches kinda drifted from the original intent of the diner lobster one. they were never as entertaining as the first one was because les mis is just that one iconic musical and after that they tried to use well known songs from different musicals but it wasnt the same.

@@sparklemotion101ni3 you can find a ton churros in the subway, some neighborhood’s stations have them way more than others, so it really depends what stations you frequent

@@thebobagamer806 Mostly the 123 - I'm on Broadway - and sometimes the 6, but mostly the 70s & above . I mentioned my lack of subway Churro experience & my brother assured me they're definitely at the 14th street 456... he claims he's never indulged but who knows?

Vanessa doesn't get enough ever

​@@summerloveleighshe could sing as many celebrity guests, and it'll be just as good as any of them singing it

I'm so glad she was back just in time for the Mulaney musical, I love when she sings 🥰

@@evabailey3860 I agree. She is a treasure

You should see her In Schmigadoon!

My immediate thought was "isn't she in something off-Broadway right now"?

Everytime they have her sing in a skit I love it. Her "I saw mommy kissing santa clause" skit also demonstrated it. In that one in particular she plays a character and sings wonderfully simultaneously, which is fairly hard to do.

at first I thought it was Teddy Cruz (after he is tossed from the senate).

I thought they were churros not fish 😅

They used her perfectly in this

@@jayw6177 *They were.* 🤓 Would've been tops if the beer was instead _wine._ 🍷⛑️🍷

" You're mistaken that was actually Jesus Christ of Nazareth our Lord and savior. "

Kate just hits that funny bone every time

I Love this

Yes, I can play a puddle!

Gosh I really wish they had done a waving through the window bit but I assume there's a reason they didn't

Thanks!

thank you!

Thank you but you missed Bali hai from South Pacific by the lady on the tracks Although you got more of them than I did

THABK UOU I WAS LOOKING FOR TJIS LIST!!

Imo, compared to the other musical sktches from Mulaney, you should immediately forget this one. Seems like it was written in 15 minutes; the lyrics barely scan.

So it was the ACTUAL CAST WHAT. I love john so much for this

and when he said it was just the lunch break of b and h photo 😭

@@alicia_grace One of the New York Citiest SNL jokes I’ve heard in years.

@@MrDrProfessorSir962 Three of them were the new feature players (Aristotle Athari, whose rabbi looks like Robert Pattinson's and Willem Dafoe's characters from "The Lighthouse" combined; James Austin Johnson, who, once again, looks like Darrell Hammond; and Sarah "Squirm" Sherman, whose face looks too feminine to be a rabbi). The rest look like the extras they usually have on hand for big musical numbers and sketches with big crowds and large audiences.

@@seraeggobutterworth5247 i felt so proud to have understood it

IKR!!? And nobody laughed. WTF?

Srly it was perfect, got no laughs!! Someone at SNL is going hard hate-watching Emily in Paris and I am here for all the snark.

his delivery cracked me up

His singing is so good!!!

I feel it too.

I'm sorry, I don't lol

YES WE DO :)

If you put the closed captions on you can song along!!!

Me too

Thank you, I had not realized that.

I was totally expecting Pete to come out of the Coney Island subway 😭😅

@@cgill914 where the hell is Pete Davidson edit: idk why I asked you, random commenter but to answer my own question, he’s filming a movie 😔

Pete is too busy running from Kanye..

Pete's smirking and laughing at nothing would've added alot!

Pete is on the better place..Beverly Hills hotel😉😍

Dead ass FACTS

Right?!? I hated hearing that announcement late at night when all I want to do is get home lol.

That hit home

They only missed the part where somebody holds the door and the conductor yells at them like she's their mother

@@niceclaup1 😂😂😂😂 so your the one that's holding the doors open when I got to get to work 😄😄

No, John writes it. That's why it's funny.

He always has ideas i think

@@userman44 Every sketch (including the "cut for time" ones) in this episode killed.

This was the best skit in a long while!

I'm heading there now!!!

This may make me sound like an ignoramus, especially bc I'm from NY, so I know I'll probably get some hate for asking, but what's the joke? I don't get it.

@@frecklesandwine B&H is owned and run by Hasidic Jews and many wear the traditional hair and hats - like the Fiddler on the Roof dancers in the sketch. It's actually a really cool store to visit because it sells all of the latest high-end technology, and there are conveyor belts up above shuttling products around for shipping, but it's all contrasted with the employees' fairly old-school traditional style. It's very distinctive, so people who know B&H got the joke. Everyone else probably whooshed on it.

@@danielbrown4383 Gotcha, thanks so much! And thank you for not cussing me out for not getting it lol. I swear, I am a real New Yorker!! I just guess I haven't been to a B&H before, or noticed them?? Idk.

@@frecklesandwine No problem! It's like Willy Wonka's factory, but for camera and computer equipment instead of chocolate. Worth seeking out for a visit!

Yup, knowing he's known as the unorthodox, questionable decision-maker. It had the sense of hilarity with the start

I know, but Andrew is better at questioning the insanity of these sketches. Pete would go along with it because he's high and very blase about weird stuff.

Does anyone know why Pete wasn’t in this?

@@srayj good question! Actually, it was all quite harmless. He was shooting an upcoming movie, and even got permission from Lorne himself, to be absent from SNL. Pete's star is on the rise!

She was great but I don't know how I feel about rich people making fun of minorities trying to make a living.

@@o.9428 Oh, no. Actors are...acting?

@@o.9428 professionally offended

@@o.9428 melissa is mexican, no need to call the woke police

Same here 😊

Same. I came to the SNL channel and my eyes latched onto SUBWAY CHURRO.

yesss.. so excited

Musical, not opera 😎

Opera? I think you mean SONG-PLAY

@@Unagodd you’re right guys. There are more musical than opera bits.

accurate

No it’s just fucking anti-Semitic. This whole episode in particular is disgusting.

@@r.g.9717 Its a fucking joke, half the people on SNL are jewish. If you really think that joke was anti-semetic then idk what you'd do if you actually met a true antisemite.

@@r.g.9717 fr

They are now

HE'S A WITCH!

Testify!

+devikwolf Meh. I used to ride the train every day (I stopped in January of 2020 because I read the whole NYT, not just the sections that cover news in the US, so in January I knew that the shit was soon to hit the fan in NYC (I bought a few boxes of n95s for each of my brothers & parents ... not that they wore those masks; instead of thanks for getting valuable masks I heard whining about how it's so hard to breathe while wearing them... which was interesting to me because in my experience what's really hard is (A) trying to breathe in the moments before the ICU's medical staff uses Propofal - or Diprivan - to knock you into a medically induced coma. This can be painful, especially when - as a patient - you realize you can't speak because of the tube down your throat! Later, "if" (or - if you're lucky - "when" the medical staff decide you can safely breathe without help & they remove the tube so you can try to breathe on your own) you'll experience many sleepless nights because it's hard to sleep without extra help if you've gotten used to used to sleeping 24/7 with the help of crazy-powerful narcotics! So, after the ventilator & breathing tube are removed from your body you should expect about a week without regular night-time sleeping; this won't be your fault and there's not much you can do about this. If the physicians give you more medication at night to try to help you sleep it will only prolong the adjustment period & you'll spend even longer than expected remaining up all night & feeling woozy & dizzy during daylight hours... instead it's best to sleep *only* at night (if possible); to stay fully awake during daylight (while avoiding driving & anything else that requires you to be fully alert); and to do everything you can to sleep @ night & to be both awake & active at night (when - under normal circumstances - you'd be either fully sleeping or sleepy/in the process of falling asleep). Basically, you need to avoid daytime napping even if you're really tired, since getting back into the habit of being tired & falling asleep (without help falling asleep from sleep-aids like medication or even a cocktail; when the sun is going down, your body needs to understand (without outside help) that it's time for your breathing to begin its gentle process of slowing down & for you to begin to fall asleep (a process that includes your whole body slowing down & gives you a chance to get enough rest for you to function for the entire next day! So, I hope that you accomplish the goal of sleeping (soundly!) for at least 8 uninterrupted hours

what

But this is the first one without Pete Davidson as the guy who needs to be sung out of doing something bad.

That's because the Lobster Diner sketch was such a hit. If it wasn't, they wouldn't have it.

Fucking died 😂😂😂

Can you please explain the reference?

@@danielahabdakova22 It's a photo and camera supply company owned and operated by Orthodox Jews that does a lot of business around the country, but their brick-and-mortar store is located in Manhattan.

@@JB-ym3vj Thanks a lot!

Them and every filmmaker across the country annoyed that they close on Saturdays.

More people might, now that they have a KZfaq ad where they tout selling gear to an astronaut (or was it to NASA?... I only let it play all the way through once). "Can I go back to work now?"

Nope. In California, work for a research university and kept a cheat calendar for Saturday closure, holiday closure and early Friday closure of B&H Photo. Darn but they are such a good company. 👍

I'm in San Francisco, but I use to get B&H Photo catalogs regularly in mail and I know their hours. I had to stop the video and laugh it off. We have enough Chinese restaurants in San Francisco to accommodate every Hasidic, Orthodox, and Conservative Jew on Christmas Day.

nah, here on the left coast we got it. i can quit B&H anytime, i know i can.

As Angelo would say, "thank you for this" I didn't get the reference

Dare I say Kyle is too young?

And it's nice they had the three feature players (Sarah, James, and Aristotle) in one sketch.

If you have any questions, I'll help explain! B&H Photo is an photo, computer, etc. equipment store whose owner and most of the employees are Hasidic Jews. Midtown is genuinely the absolute worst part of the city, it's a pity Bway is there. Trains run on random lines in NYC on random days (or they don't run at all) due to repairs or scheduled track maintenance or whatever the eff reason the MTA wants to give. The F train running on the Q track is absurd and yet very possible. Churros on subways are a pretty regular sight, although I've never had the pleasure of eating one on the choo-choo ride home. Sleep No More is an immersive theatrical experience that retells Shakespeare, I think mostly Macbeth? And it runs at a certain hotel I think, it's very campy. NY Islanders are a hockey team but from Long Island - where I am from, but we were always ALWAYS a Rangers house.

@@lorencappelson6475 Thanks for the breakdown. I've only been to NYC once and I didn't get to see much. I would love to live there. Such an curious collection of people all living side by side. It amazes me.

@@lorencappelson6475 Don't forget Kate, all the random puddles of identified liquid that u do ur best not to step in lol

New York is a place to avoid.

@@jojomakes haha yes, I thought it was a little more obvious what that puddle meant, but maybe Im just too accustomed the phenomenon of random puddles of unknown origin on subway that always seems to spill and seep their way directly to you! Mountain dew, urine or plasma - rly it could be anything!

And all those people from B&H Photo.

Bowen yang is missing…

I don’t think many people get the “it’s lunch time at B&H” joke 😂😂😂 My hubby was always at B&H when he worked as a videographer. So this was so funny to me 😃

*Kenan

100%

It was great because Pete wasn't involved! He ruins every sketch he touches.

@@o.9428 it was actually great bc john mulaney was involved. he lights up every sketch he touches.