MELISSA MCCARTHY VOICE CHANGE CRACKED

A questionable decision to end this sketch by immediately following Melissa jumping through the living room window by showing the same exterior shot of the house that this sketch opened with (a staple of director Don Roy King), where we can clearly see that thereвЂ™s no shattered living room window. Melissa, to Vanessa: вЂњHow do you feel about gunfire in your home?вЂќ Vanessa: вЂњWellвЂ¦I asked you to take off your shoes, soвЂ¦вЂќ

I love the reveal from Melissa that the box she brought to the meeting consists of вЂњmostly ears and one penisвЂќ Melissa is selling this dark humor well with a solid understated performance. Very funny part with Melissa randomly having yogurt as part of her disturbing, violent collage, like Nasim did. A laugh from how the darkness of MelissaвЂ™s characterвЂ™s opening reveal about herself contrasts with the other women at this group meeting. A huge rarity in recent SNL eras for two full-length live sketches to air back-to-back without a commercial break separating them (even if a majority of the preceding sketch was pre-taped). (host)вЂ™s vengeful goals are out of place at housewivesвЂ™ group meeting Overall, this wasnвЂ™t quite as strong or memorable as the basketball coach version of this sketch from MelissaвЂ™s season 38 episode, but this was still fine and enjoyable. According to the Camera Blocking Rundown sheet shown during the teaser in the middle of the preceding commercial break (screencap a little below), Melissa was originally going to make a live appearance at some point in this sketch (Melissa and Taran are the only people in the Camera Blocking Rundown sheetвЂ™s cast list, which means that the cast list was excluding the pre-taped portions of this sketch, which had various cast members), but her planned live appearance seemingly got scrapped after dress rehearsal. Funny escalation to this with the succession of different types of cameras filming Sheila Kelly. This running theme stops after this episode, but in a lot of ways, the Sean Spicer sketches that Melissa would later do are like a repurposed version of these Sheila Kelly sketches. I like that theyвЂ™re trying to make it a running thing in Melissa McCarthy-hosted episodes to spoof a male figure currently in the news for aggressive, abusive behavior by using MelissaвЂ™s Sheila Kelly character as the female version of that figure. Newscast airs video of congresswoman Sheila KellyвЂ™s arrogant rampage Absolutely fantastic delivery from Aidy when frankly telling Bobby, вЂњYou have hurt me today.вЂќ Good voice-over work from Cecily throughout this. I love BobbyвЂ™s smug, shameless delivery of вЂњOne minute agoвЂќ when Aidy asks him, regarding her cheap ValentineвЂ™s gift, вЂњWhen did you get this?вЂќ A solid spiritual successor to the Teddy Bear Holding A Heart commercial from season 31. Am I crazy, or can you hear a crying baby in the background when Taran realizes at CVS that he forgot ValentineвЂ™s Day? Girlfriends hate Some Dumb Little Thing From CVS for ValentineвЂ™s Day Ooh, I like this out-of-the-ordinary monologue concept, with Melissa and Bobby engaging in a battle while raised in the air on wires. Boy, was that cutaway back to Bobby live in the studio after the pre-tape really awkward. A funny backstage pre-tape of Melissa McCarthy and Bobby, and I like how we get a rare instance of the traditional backstage Abraham Lincoln, showgirls, and/or llama actually being acknowledged by someone, with Melissa rudely shoving Lincoln and randomly taking the llama with her as she exits the building. Host & BOM settle an old score by fighting while suspended from wires This Broadway Super Bowl halftime show concept wouldвЂ™ve been funnier as some kind of quick cutaway gag rather than an actual full-length cold opening. Meh, IвЂ™m finding myself losing interest in this as it goes on. ItвЂ™s sadly on-brand for SNL that they donвЂ™t even bother putting any lighting on poor, neglected John Milhiser in the close-up of him during his brief appearance (the fifth above screencap for this sketch). Funny how the preceding episodeвЂ™s cold opening had a gentle, fancy sport (ice skating) being presented in an uncharacteristically masculine way, while tonightвЂ™s cold opening has a masculine sport (football) being presented in an uncharacteristically gentle, fancy way.

MELISSA MCCARTHY VOICE CHANGE CRACKED

KyleвЂ™s delivery in the beginning of his appearance cracked me up. Segments are rated on a scale of 1-5 starsД«roadway performers are last-minute Super Bowl halftime show replacements

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