Word: skits
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...prefer not to know, because I think sarcasm at least shows that, whatever one thinks about his recent behavior, West has style. The SNL skit reminds us that it’s not what you tell your dog—it’s how you tell it. One can admire a funny, stylish comment even if in the process it is necessary to find quarrel with it. For me, the conservative Crimson column by Ross G. Douthat ’02 is a prime example of this phenomenon—I disagree with his arguments even if his style...
...addition, the candidates plan on performing a skit at Monday afternoon’s debate in which they will attempt to get across what the social life at Harvard has become...
...funniest part, by far, of the 1996 VH-1 Fashion Awards was the video skit parodying the life of a male model. The model, played by Ben Stiller, got huge laughs from a jaded fashion audience for lines like, "I live with other male models because only they can understand what it is like to be this good-looking." The skit was back the following year, and equally funny...
...Kattan, doing his best impression of Antonio Banderas, confessed on the “How Do You Say? Ah, Yes Show” that in the wake of Sept. 11, “I looka sexy, but I do not feel the sexy.” Of course, the skit ended with Kattan revealing his sexy, sexy chest like he always does. That pretty much says it all about the beginning of the new season of “Saturday Night Live”: the world has changed, they weren’t sure how to react, and they ended...
...Jerry Show,” with Richard Snee and Will LeBow, satirized an infamous conversation between television evangelists Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell, who blamed the terrorist attacks on the American Civil Liberties Union and the pro-gay and pro-choice movements. Although questionably tasteful at best, the skit and song elicited laughter from the audience. In some ways, taking it to such extremes helped to deal calmly with the irrational prejudices that have emerged since the attack; outrage was transformed into sheer amusement...