Fran Lebowitz Explains Why She Has No Interest In Seeing SNL Sketch About Her

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Fran Lebowitz is well aware of the recent Saturday Night Live sketch in which she was impersonated — but she did not see it. Still, Lebowitz has some thoughts.

Fran Lebowitz doesn’t own a cell phone or a computer. She doesn’t have internet and she’s never watched Netflix. She does, however, have cable television. All the same, she hasn’t seen last week’s “Saturday Night Live” sketch spoofing her.

John Krasinski made his “Saturday Night Live” hosting debut on the Jan. 30 edition of the sketch comedy series. Not surprisingly, references to “The Office” popped up during the show, particularly during his opening monologue when members of the studio audience (played by “SNL” cast members) peppered him with obsessive-fan questions.

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Fran Lebowitz!” I later squealed to my colleagues. “Who’s Fran Lebowitz?” they asked.