That opening Fox and Friends spoof was pitch perfect, I thought. The sort of comedic critique I like: It Honored all that is good and interesting about the show, while skewering its banalities.
There was a different opening sketch mocking Obama celebrating the anniversary of Osama Bin Laden's killing scrubbed in favor of the skit making fun of Fox according to the Daily Caller (link at Hot Air).
Bret Farve's manhood is distinctly icky if online photos are to be believed. Not that I'm an expert on manhood, having seen only my husband, Harry Potter, Anthony Weiner and Brett Farve for comparison.
wv: thipent mentert Closely approximates my response upon seeing Farve's manhood.
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Eli who?
That opening Fox and Friends spoof was pitch perfect, I thought. The sort of comedic critique I like: It Honored all that is good and interesting about the show, while skewering its banalities.
“Maybe now you’ll learn to treat your younger brother with some respect, Peyton!”
“MY NAME’S NOT PEYTON!”
“Whatever.” (Slams trunk)
:D
There was a different opening sketch mocking Obama celebrating the anniversary of Osama Bin Laden's killing scrubbed in favor of the skit making fun of Fox according to the Daily Caller (link at Hot Air).
NBC--reluctant to mock Obama even on SNL
Bret Farve's manhood is distinctly icky if online photos are to be believed. Not that I'm an expert on manhood, having seen only my husband, Harry Potter, Anthony Weiner and Brett Farve for comparison.
wv: thipent mentert
Closely approximates my response upon seeing Farve's manhood.
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