A Sleepy Lil Ep

Pop-ups (18 · 6 fan picks from YouTube comments · 1 clip to watch whole)

1. Fans point here

   7:35

   1 YouTube comment timestamps this moment, 4 likes.

   Because I'm going to see if Andy knows it because I think you're about to give it away. Andy. Yeah. There were two ghost faces. Yeah. The other ghost face has since the movie came out won an Oscar. Who is the other… — Seth

2. Fans point here

   9:53

   1 YouTube comment timestamps this moment, 16 likes.

   Pass. Coors Light Shandy is what I'm seeing it as. And then it is those two ingredients? Yeah, I mean, that's how to make Coors Light Shandy is Coors Light and Sprite. There you go. But you were calling it... What were…

3. Fans point here

   14:01

   2 YouTube comments timestamp this moment, 2 likes.

   Also, the guy who's just in the shitter with Newman from Seinfeld. Right. Wait, what? Just sitting there with it, like, got him mic'd and everything. Oh, yeah. Hey. Did you see, we're talking about Ben Reilly. Did you…

4. J.K. Simmons and Spider-Man at Mets game

   14:27

   J.K. Simmons appeared at a Mets game where the Jumbotron showed him with a Spider-Man reading the Daily Planet. Simmons plays Jonah Jameson in the Spider-Man films.

   They put him on the Jumbotron. And sitting behind him is a dude in a Spider-Man costume reading the Daily Planet.

5. Fans point here

   17:24

   1 YouTube comment timestamps this moment, 15 likes.

   How do you feel like you are with returning the Righteous Kill? Uh, pretty smooth. Yeah. Yeah. I'm always surprised when it happens though. Ah, it's a delight. Like likewise. Yeah. It's just fun. It's a fun thing.… — Seth

6. Righteous kill on the ATM walk

   18:03

   Seth shares a righteous kill exchange on the street when a dog walker's tentative Quaid Army greeting earns a finger gun reply. It shows how the Quaid Army greeting works in real life.

   And I feel like I shot back a finger gun righteous kill like the coolest dude in New York City.

   Goes back to righteous kill, Ep. 52, 38:17: Oh, Righteous Kill. Have we ever talked about Righteous Kill as a saying?

   righteous killQuaid Army

7. Closer look: Horse Play and the hanging chads

   19:07

   Horse Play is the Season 36 Anne Hathaway sketch the hosts revisit in a 'closer look' segment, following earlier revisited episodes. The episode had been left hanging, and the show returns to it here.

   So, Horseplate, Zan Hathaway, and then Jon Hamm had a Jeff Montgomery that never saw air

8. Watch the whole thing

   Horse Play Soundtrack - Saturday Night Live

   19:18

   The hosts play this one in 5 parts from 19:18 (168 seconds of it in all, talking over the rest). Watch the whole thing here, from Saturday Night Live on YouTube.

   Watch the whole thing (3:20) Saturday Night Live on YouTube

9. Randy Newman's Fred impression

   20:43

   The Horse Play soundtrack's first impression is of Randy Newman, here performed as a Fred-style song. Co-writer credit cited is for Three Amigos, a reference the hosts use to pin down the song's origin.

   Of course. It is good to tell them it's Fred. Co-writer of Three Amigos.

10. Anne Hathaway as Alanis Morissette

    22:49

    Anne Hathaway's Alanis Morissette impression is praised for its voice details in the Horse Play soundtrack parade.

    She nailed all those little voice things. With a totally original song by the Cure frontman, Robert Smith.

11. Horse Play's 'Don't eat the field' hook

    22:57

    The horse sketch's running gag is that the horses keep eating the grass instead of playing ball. The hook repeats throughout the soundtrack.

    Jose, Jose, show me how you do that trick. The one where you play baseball.

12. Short, restrained impression pacing

    26:22

    The hosts praise Andy Samberg's restraint in keeping his Robert Smith impression brief, letting the audience see the difference between verses.

    I've got a 15-second Robert Smith impression. I wouldn't be...

13. Horseplay as a closer look episode

    27:38

    The hosts discuss Horse Play as the episode for a closer look, revisiting Season 36 material as a segment of the show.

    I'm glad we ventured back. It's fun. It's a good old-fashioned impression parade.

14. Dress rehearsal impression swap

    33:06

    Andy says he played Morrissey at dress rehearsal and switched to the lead singer of Spin Doctors on air, a change he and the team agreed to in Doggy Duty.

    I did indeed play Morrissey at dress rehearsal and switched to the lead singer of Spin Doctors on air.

15. Jost and Forte at their finest

    35:03

    Akiva says the Jeff Montgomery sketch was miraculous to get away with, with Jon Hamm answering the door and Will Forte as Jeff Montgomery, a perfect sketch by the hosts' standards.

    It was miraculous that it got away with it, and it had to be perfect to do it, which it was.

16. Jeff Montgomery cut from dress

    35:31

    Jeff Montgomery is a cut sketch with Jon Hamm and Will Forte about a registered sex offender trying to fulfill a court-ordered neighborhood notification. It was not close to making air, and Seth had no memory of it.

    I have no memory of this except knowing that if memory serves, it was not close to making the show.

17. Hugh Grant and Hugh G. Rection joke

    36:16

    In the cut sketch, a character names Hugh Hefner, Hugh Grant, and Hugh G. Rection as possible Hughs, a jab that stops short of a full punchline.

    There are a lot of Hugh's out there. Hugh Hefner, Hugh Grant, Hugh G. Rection.

18. Clip censorship plan

    38:14

    The hosts decide to play only the first minute of the cut Jeff Montgomery sketch on air and keep the rest as a dirty little secret.

    Then we'll just stop the thing and then play all of this. And then they'll understand why.

19. Doggy Duty as the third in the series

    39:26

    The hosts recall Doggy Duty as the third of the closer-look series, after X vs. Sever and Bunny Business, a running pattern in the revisited episodes.

    Nightfall. Doggy Doody. Doggy Doody. Oh, Doggy Doody.

20. Marry, fuck, kill the Ewoks

    40:23

    Andy's running Star Wars question asks which of Jar Jar, Wicket, and the Jabba squid-hair assistant to marry, fuck, or kill. Seth answers kill the Jabba and marry Jar Jar, and Andy's 'fuck the Ewok' answer prompts a laugh.

    Seth, fuck, marry, kill Jar Jar, Wicket, the main Ewok, and the guy who speaks on behalf of Jabba the Hutt.

21. Fans point here

    40:27

    3 YouTube comments timestamp this moment, 4 likes.

    Seth, fuck, marry, kill Jar Jar, Wicket, the main Ewok, and the guy who speaks on behalf of Jabba the Hutt with, like, the squid hair. Okay, great. Well, oh, man, this is tough. I mean... You can't say fuck all three,… — Andy

22. The Mandalorian and Grogu

    42:16

    A tangent on Jeremy Allen White's Star Wars role in The Mandalorian and Grogu, linked by the Hutt characters calling everyone 'cousin.'

    I don't think it's a spoiler that he's in Mandalorian and Grogu.
    jawb

23. Queen Bee attempt with two hints

    43:10

    Andy admits to using two hints for a Queen Bee in the NYT Spelling Bee, noting the day had 63 words, and cites the lost words Volant and Novation.

    I got Queen Bee with two hints.
    Queen Bee

24. Quibi returns to the Bee

    44:02

    Quibi is the Spelling Bee shorthand for Queen Bee and the hosts use it to report results. The term was picked up from a listener.

    I did get Quibi last two days. Don't care.
    quibi

25. Fans point here

    45:36

    1 YouTube comment timestamps this moment, 27 likes.

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