On Saturday, the cast of Saturday Night Live made a parody to Netflix’s popular new reality dating show, Love is Blind, in which couples get engaged before ever actually seeing one another.
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David Byrne was the musical guest on this week’s episode of Saturday Night Live, where he performed the Talking Heads classic “Once in a Lifetime” and his BPA collaboration “Toe Jam.” The episode was hosted by comic and former SNL writer John Mulaney. Watch Byrne’s sets and his appearance in an elaborate Broadway-themed tribute to LaGuardia Airport (which featured a guest appearance from Jake Gyllenhaal) below.
Mulaney returned as SNL host for the third time last night, following his March 2019
On Saturday, the cast of Saturday Night Live made a parody to Netflix’s popular new reality dating show, Love is Blind, in which couples get engaged before ever actually seeing one another.
On Saturday, the cast of Saturday Night Live made a parody to Netflix’s popular new reality dating show, Love is Blind, in which couples get engaged before ever actually seeing one another.
On Saturday, the cast of Saturday Night Live made a parody to Netflix’s popular new reality dating show, Love is Blind, in which couples get engaged before ever actually seeing one another.
Jake Gyllenhaal flies in the air while spoofing the song “Defying Gravity” from Wicked during a sketch on Saturday Night Live‘s latest episode.
Saturday Night Live's hot take on Netflix's romantic reality sensation Love Is Blind might've been cut for time during John Mulaney's hosting stint this weekend, but it's definitely worth your time. Complementing its coronavirus-themed cold open, the skit re-imagined what the show might be like with a COVID-19 twist, and, yeah, it totally worked.
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Nice of you to drop by, Jake Gyllenhaal! The actor literally did so on NBC's Saturday Night Livewhile making a surprise appearance in a musical parody sketch that poked fun at New York City's LaGuardia Airport. Channeling Idina Menzel's Wicked witch character Elphaba, a pajamas-clad Gyllenhaal performed an airborne parody of the hit Broadway musical's showstopper "Defying Gravity." The sketch also parodied musicals such as Phantom of the Opera, Little Shop of Horrors and West Side Story.
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