Chris Buchanan got some news for you about the “straight” part...

lifeisthepit its a character type

Fizz .... way to overreact. Afterbirth.

there really, really do........

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Me too. Hahaha!😂

I agree and I hit the rewind several times even snorted

Every time 😂😂😂

Almost positive that was just Hader ad-libbing in character

brell 2-1-5 this aired in 2005...?

WAIT WHAT!?

He is an old soul, you can tell by his skill and patience. Kristen wig is also something special!!

It doesn't matter if he was 27 or 34 he was still amazing!!!

@brell 2-1-5 They posted it in 2013, but this is from his first season. I think it's Kristen's first episode, or very early on, so 2005

Because the impressions are so impeccable......feels surreal! It's like when you watch Alec Baldwin do a really correct impression of Trump, you feel......did Trump really say that?

because a lot of actors did and still do.

:D

One gets the impression Price was the sanest person amongst these crazies.

I feel like that too

Kristen's 5th, according to Hader in an interview.

This is one of their earlier appearances? Their performances are so polished.

Two of

@@Evija3000 I've been trying to find the interview everywhere! I saw it once and how he mimicked her written line. Do you know if it was on the Conan special?

@@guaiguai0076 Lol no idea, my comment is 4 years old.

I didn't know who that was. That was funny.

I didn't realize it was she who was playing Lucille. She was great!

I love that they defy convention by having Hispanic Eva Longoria playing white Lucille Ball and white Fred Armisen playing Hispanic Desi Arnez

@@shawnuel Fred Armisen is white?

@@murderc27 Oh yeah... I guess not.

Very true!

His speaks what we think 😂

Chris Greer - Actor

@Chris Greer It's not ignorant. It's ironic

...........thats the joke

bisquitnspanky Yeah, I mainly enjoyed his impressions and facial expressions.

+Steve Shaha He is not on SNL anymore?

Sadly, he left the show a while back.

Steve Shaha Didn't know that. To bad, he fitted SNL perfectly.

I'll say.

They're both extremely talented.

Fred Armisen can impersonate anyone. It's crazy how good he is at nailing the voices and mannerisms of almost any celebrity. The guy is a chameleon. And thanks to his mixed heritage (Venezuelan mother and Korean-German father), he can convincingly portray celebrities from many different backgrounds.

funny yes but not a very good impersonation vocal of Mr. Price. Funny none the less

Modern Savage25 Some comedians are better at mimicry than others.

@@cha5 He does a killer Jabba the Hut though. And lots of Star Wars aliens

I thought Bill Hader's voice characterization of Vincent Price was pretty good.

The voice of Vincent Price was soooooooo right on. Even Vincent himself couldn't help but be awestruck if he were still alive.

DON'T YOU REMEMBER PARIS GEORGE?? OH!! OH OH!!

😂😂😂

Love Pantera

Judy was a drug addict wasn't she ?

How could anyone forget him?

Sean Ashmead i hope youre right

Michael Jackson used the real Price on the beginning o his"Thriller" song @@Tabish29

@@yettaplotz2155 umm.....that was 1983 or 84.

@@Tabish29 I honestly don't think you have to worry about Vincent Price being forgotten any time soon. He had an incredibly distinctive voice (and look), did plenty of screen work which will stick around for a long time (if not forever) and was just generally a significant pop culture icon for around 4 decades up until his death. If people can still remember Peter Lorre nowadays, they'll certainly be able to remember Vincent Price for decades as well. Plus, 'Thriller' may be almost 40 years old but it's one of the western world's most popular songs and is constantly being played at discos and parties especially around Halloween, which means that most people will hear Price's voice several times a year.

Bill said that's the line she improvised when he asked her if she could do Judy.

"in my dreams my fingers are made of butter" - Kristen Wiigs Bjork

Made up?

Is that part of the play or are you asking me?

Eva who? Wow what a knockout

@@sunofpeter2 Eva Longoria

Lucy as Lucy Ricardo, anyway. Lucille Ball wasn't like that irl.

She's HORRID.

@@jenniferdonlin6627 She captured the grating, irritating, whiny essence.

What are you even talking about? Give more credit? This isnt a contest to see who did best....geez. Its an entire ensemble of people that make this skit...not just her.

@@avidadolares ok let me translate for the recreational outraged.. Not only are the impressions spot on, but I also think Kristen Wiig’s mannerisms are. impressive. too. Ya don’t have to take the world so literally. Jesus. I bet life is miserable for people who get offended by the smallest shit. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Very sad

She went a bit to far over the rainbow I guess.

@@cpt_nordbart Oh yeah. She was way up high.

The one that really impressed me was Ariana Grande. Her Garland was so good, and she even sang and danced like her. Blew my mind

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I have a feeling you would looooove Rick and Morty....

He did a game show called Wordplay in 1987 just so they could make him say the word "rackabones". It was a decent game show but you imagine someone that accomplished doing that?

@Charlie Charlie Mid-30s and I mostly just watched a fair bit of Nick at Nite, but still my cultural osmosis has been good enough that I love these skits

Charlie Charlie You had six stations? Lucky! We had three. (Sometimes four, if the weather was just right.)

@@njnjhjh8918 Yeah, I'm 25 and grew up on all of these actors too

😄.

What's funny is that in the 50s, cigarette brands did carry supposed endorsements from doctors

@@gpippind I used to see nurses & other medical staff smoking alongside patients outside hospitals & clinics. Now no 1 can smoke within 25ft or so of said facilities.

I just love the slight lisp on ‘Cheshterfield Shigaretteshhhhh’ and the squeaky shoes as she sidles off!

Huong Phung Giang She never wanted to do comedy too! She fell into it by accident and turned out to be a natural!

This is one of Bill's first shows, too. It's amazing how quickly they were both able to hit the ground running on this show. Side note, I remember the first thing I really took notice of Kristen in was I think on the episode after this one where she played Megan Mullally in a Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting sketch.

Laura Caskey it was a magical time on SNL. They went from a great cast in Hammond, Stanz, Fallon, Fey to an even greater cast in Hader, Wiig, Armisen, Meyers, Thompson, Moynehan and Beyer.

Thank you for the translation!

*perrito

I miss Vincent Price too. He was fun to watch on TV when I was a kid.

Imagine a cameo by the real Price on this show Especially if he played someone else

Yes, Vincent would have gotten a big kick out of this! He had a great sense of humor, contrary to the the image people had of him. I remember when he made guest appearances on the Dean Martin roasts, specials, comedy shows and several appearances on The Carol Burnett Show....funny stuff! 🤣

That part had my dying lol

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Perfect voice!

Hey, 30 second ads were like $5,000 back then, which would be about 500 billion dollars today...

Chesterfield, chesterfield, most doctors reccomend chesterfield.

Cheshterfield Shigarettesh!

@@richardupton6266 That would be unthinkable today😱.

+Ukuleledeparis Travel Yeah. But, "The Misfits" didn't go into production until 1960.

Guess in the SNL Universe that "The Misfits" went into production much earlier.

That's Darrell Hammond for ya

The misfits was actually made in February 1961 lol....guess it helped with the script to fudge it

I thought it was Sean Connery

pringlescan81 no hes not. But hes ok sometimes

@@subsamadhi4124 ooooooh you so edgy

@@subsamadhi4124 Me: *pulls knife* "yes he is"

Along with Will Ferrell, Chris Farley, and Bill Murray

Don't disrespect Will Ferrell like that

We are back!? Whl makes 2 second commercials.

Don't you remember Paris?!

His Liberace cracks me up.

I'm 35 and I understand the impressions entirely. Kristin's Judy Garland impression was amazing. and I loved Eva's Lucy Ball. when I was little I watched I Love Lucy all the time. she was the reason I wanted to get into acting, comedy mostly. I'd memorize the lines and perform skits at school. I loved it.

i'm 38 and recently rediscovered vincent price's Mystery! hosting gig from the 80's, but... yeah i guess your point still pretty much stands.

nah man, I'm 18 and I grew up watching the shows they're referencing. perks of not having cable as a kid I guess 😅

Huh, these are characters from the 50's. You'd need to be like 80 for them to be memoires from their time. Everyone knows these because when you record things, they can be watched for years after.

I hear you. I'm 33, but a teacher of great culture showed us The Masque of the Red Death when we were in freshman year high school. I saw more of his movies and was delighted to find out that Vincent Price's movies were based on Edgar Allan Poe's writings ( I'd been a Poe reader since 7th grade! ). Price will never truly be dead as long as we pass down his legacy to our young to show them what real actors were like. Big fan of Bill Hader. The impressions are fantastic!

Me man.. me

I am watching it in 58

2020???!!!

Mr. Mwah 2020 broski

Brandon Reyes - Me, but it's 2020 (although barely).

Darrel Hammond

First, you cut a hole in the pumpkin. Then, you wait behind it.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jM1ih8KFus3eYJc.html this one?

Charles Yun I do things because there hard and easy

Jon Hamms James Mason in the first Halloween special is absolutely hilarious.

@@charlesyun7803 LOL

TheTCCase , oh, i thought he was talking about Hollywood