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- Marc Summers (Alex Moffat) and Nick Cannon (Chris Redd) takes a look at an old Nickelodeon show.
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There's a part of John's delivery on that "Jesus Christ" that tells me it wasn't on the cue card and that was genuinely the first time he'd been hit with the slime.
not sure he could read a cue card at that point.
I thought the same, you can't fake that reaction.
Yep, don’t think he knew it would be shot out of a gun lol! I had to watch that part a few times I couldn’t stop laughing
Yes, that came from his soul
Yeah, that delivery kills me every time, I die laughing just thinking about this
I can't stop laughing at Aidy saying "craap the bucket."
That was my favorite part XD
I have to go back and watch it again now.
The way she delivered it to made it feel like she really did "accidentally" dropped it lol
Ahaha I’m dying from that bit
Lmaooo it has me in tears!
I love how authentic John Mulaney's reaction is. I think he was in legitimate pain.
Irk for a second I thought he wasn't acting and was literally calling out for help
Same, Holy shit that fucking slayed me hahaha
It’s also that he’s next to Sarah who we probably can guess loved being slimed 😅
@@dressedindreams2198 WHY'D THEY DO IT TO ME????
I love that he couldn't read the cue cards with his glasses covered in slime.
John mulaney covered in slime and forcefully saying “JE-sus CHRist” gives me life force
and he's supposed to be like a teenager
That didn't look like acting lol
It reminds me of his joke that I don’t know if it’s okay to quote here
@@kkuwura i checked with management, it's okay to quote the joke here. Please, continue. =)
@@alexvasquez537 thx lol. It kinda ruins the joke to explain it and his fans probably know this joke, so I recommend you check it out. It's a joke from his Kid Gorgeous show about the time he went to Best Buy with his ex-wife. I didn't know if it was okay to bring up his ex-wife in a video with him cuz their separation was very messy. I didn't see anyone bring it up so I thought I also shouldn't but now it's pointless. And now I will stop this useless monologue :)
I love when Nick's mustache starts falling so he peels it all off & sticks it back on 😂
You mean “Chris’s mustache”?
@@JasonZakrajsek the character he’s playing is Nick Cannon. So technically you’re both right.
He just peeled it right off. I seriously have never seen a person do that in this show. They've always struggled with it until the skit ends. 😆
It seemed ad-libbed at first. But then it happened again, and I wondered whether that was part of the bit. Either way, hella funny.
He later can be seen hitting his co-host with it if you look carefully
Can we all agree that this was the most perfectly delivered "jesus christ" of all time!?!? 😄😄😄😄
This! The best part of the entire sketch.
Lmfao yes!!
I'm not sure he was acting, I think it was genuine lol
@@carmengogeidnas9670 either way🤣
I can’t stop watching it!! 🤣
The way Aidy says “Crap, the bucket” kills me. Also “Why’d they do it to me!!”
Lmao that was my favorite!
The bucket part was hilarious
Zachary no It's actually "Why'd they do it to me?!"
Sarah Sherman and John Mulaney feels like a crossover in a good way
they perfectly match each other’s unhinged energy!
@@carriem2434 my thoughts exactly!
Sarah is a rising star. She's better on her own. Mulaney is a sinking stone.
@@ScottOmaVideo Sinking stone? Mulaney is great. That's why his episodes are often some of the best of the season.
@@dankbene what are you talking about? She makes a mark every time she's in a skit. I want to be entertained not bored
I love the legit shock on John Mulaney's face when the first cannon goes off, and it wouldn't surprise me if the subsequent "Jesus Christ" was adlibbed
I definitely thought it was lol
Lines or not he was feeling everything he was saying
Nah, it would be cool if it were but you can see him scrunch his eyes shut when he says, "I guess," about half a second before the cannon goes off. He may have been genuinely surprised by how cold it was or something though *shrugs*
@Erik Pittock the FCC doesn't care if you say Jesus Christ. Where did you get that?
Sarah's face when she got slimed with her hair blown back cause of it then saying "Why'd they do it to me??" 🤣 Perfect shots lol
you can see it in her mouth, those actually looked a little dangerous.
They could have told her only John would have got slimed, but then last minute did both of them. I've heard from actual people from the show they do this to keep it fresh and fun. Much of the time the prop department is other comics doing it to the other comics.
@@justinhackstadt6677 its sarah squirm ofc she knew she was getting slimed lmao
I didn’t even notice that the first few times I watched, it’s incredible how it literally forced all her bangs straight up off her forehead 🤣🤣
Chris casually losing his mustache and then pealing it off was hilarious 😂
He did it twice lol.
It’s funny to see things like that happen on live TV.
Muleny was not expecting that. You can tell from his reaction. He closed his eyes right before but he was not expecting it to be that strong and that much of a shotgun blast
The fact that Mulaney introduced the next performance while still slim covered makes it even better
F***ing spoiler alert, damit YT
Wow the same comment here and the performance
Dude calm down it’s just an actor reading lines generated by some Ivy League dorks who’ve never worked in the real world
@@Jango_unchained fr
@@Jango_unchained "the real world"... alright boomer. I'm sure you know nothing about the work that goes into their job, the hours they spend on writing and setting up skits, and all the behind the scenes work. I'm sure you "work in the real world"... ya know, like flipping burgers at mcdonalds, or answering telephone calls. Yeah
I could not stop repeating Sarah saying "THE INCREDIBLE HOMO" and when her and John got the shit kicked out of them with the slime. Poor John was fighting for his life 😂😂😂
I love the little smile she did right after saying that line 🤣
Sarah's mouth was fully open.
That's why I don't think they were acting anymore
My guess is that in dress rehearsal, they just did a small amount of slime. But then cranked it way up to get their reactions. No way did they see that coming.
Made the bit
Who's here after "Quiet on Set"?
This sketch did not age well in 2024
lol I can’t tell if Kyle and Mikey are actually begging them to stop pouring slime or just playing characters , seems so damn sincere
I KNOW had the same thought haha
I want more sketches where I'm pretty sure the cast doesn't know what's happening, but they have to improv anyway. 😂😂😂
Considering they had to move just to get into the slime they were probably just acting. If you look at them they're bending over just to get in the Slime if they stayed put they wouldn't even get hit
I’m not even familiar with the guy that Alex Moffat is impersonating, but by the way he changed his body language and everything I can already tell he did a damn good job
Oh how could you not know double dare? The greatest kids and family challenge show of the 90s!
Marc Summers hosted “Double Dare” in the late 80’s. Funny thing is the host had serious OCD and the slime and messes freaked him out
@@JusNoBS420 I had no idea he was OCD. Very informative, thank you.
Marc has been through a lot. He got into a bad car accident in 2012 when his taxi cab hydroplaned. His face hit the front partition with the credit card machine and he had to have several surgeries to correct the damage it caused.
You might know him from Unwrapped on Food Network. That was running until a few years ago.
John sounds like he's begging for his life, when he's REPEATEDLY telling them to stop sliming him.
I honestly couldn't tell if John was in pain or not, real talent has a way of shining...and John Mulaney shines on SNL
From what I understand, that would be relatively accurate. The kids hated getting slimed and got bonuses for it. The first instance was particularly nasty as it was slop from the cafeteria that had been sitting for about a week that had turned green due to mold.
Underrated moment: Aidy’s “crap the bucket” then a bucket falling onto Melissa
I don't even know what the premise of this skit was, but watching John repeatedly get blasted with slime and begging them to stop is effing hilarious.
Canadian kids show from early 80s. You cant do that on television
@@jme9245 It was pretty much the show that created Nickelodeon, it was their first big hit.
They're spoofing a show called "You Can't Do That on Television" that aired from 1979 to 1990.
Slimed in face, it becomes a real struggle to read the cue cards!
It's pretty much 80's kids TV.
I feel like the person who wrote this sketch was an actual fan of You Can't Do That On Television. There's the tragic outfits, Cecily Strong clearly dressed up as Moose, the legit history of them trying to perfect the slime formula in the early years, and the fact that there was an actual episode about adoption that got banned in 1988 for being too offensive. This sketch is pretty on point.
Those out fit still can passed for today
They also referenced the Divorce episode when Christine bought the part about her fellow cast member being divorced because she couldn’t get a date. Whoever wrote this was a genius!
Yeah the skit writer had to have been a fan. It's astonishing to look back at how politically incorrect that show was for a kids' show.
@@Mark2756042 so true. Never knew a Canadian sketch comedy show aimed at teens can be so raunchy, little that they know it would become the standard for future teen-centric programs.
@@only1moore The episode that's always amazed me that it made it to air is the Nutrition episode from 1981.
In it, the principal of the school has been caught doing something wrong (they never say what) and Lisa "Motormouth" Ruddy is sent to the principal's office to talk to him. The teacher said that the principal having to listen to her blabber on would be the closest thing to "sheer hell" that they could punish him with. Later, Lisa returns to the classroom to announce that the principal committed suicide due to her incessant talking. She continues to blabber in the classroom, so the teacher and all the students pull guns out of their desks to shoot themselves. Then they decide it would be easier to just shoot the source of their misery and turn their guns on Lisa instead.
Growing up with this show is the reason why my sense of humor is so dark.
Brave man John for taking the glasses off with still-armed charges in SNL prop master hands.
He may not have known there were more chargers
I think it was the only way he could read his next line based on how he tries to look at the card over the glasses and then removes them to read it. But that made it even better
That slime blast was so strong, Sarah’s bangs disappeared😂😂😂
2:17 the most in character character break
It looked like it actually kinda hurt 😂😅
This hits differently now after seeing "Quiet on Set".
This deleted scene from Quite on Set is wild
Haha… I didn’t see this before I commented it looks like it be the actual lost cut footage of Nick in the early 2000s.
John and Sarah were hilarious. They weren't ready for that. John's laugh is infectious 😂😂😂
I was wondering how the makeup and wardrobe people were going to get the cast cleaned up so quickly before the next part of the show, and watching John Mulaney introduce the band still covered in slime quickly answered that: they didn't.
It's happened before: once on a beach movie sketch where Charlize Theron got covered in whale guts, and again when Kristen Wiig hosted and they had this sketch where two acupuncturists try to stop a man from bleeding profusely and they end up getting soaked when a skin bubble burst.
The kids all had multiple sets of costumes, but according to Abby Hagyard, she only got slimed once because she only had one set of clothes and getting slimed set the production schedule back as they had to wait for the cloths to be cleaned and dried before continuing. Also, a bunch of the kids wouldn't be in every segment, so there'd be some time for clean up while waiting for those other segments.
The best part- when she says "You can be my sidekick, the incredible HOMO!", John's look of shock 😮, then cutting to "Nineteen EIGHTY" 😂.
The way sarah's bangs FLEW back and then neither of them could read the cue cards with their glasses covered in slime. iconic me thinks
I almost passed out when Sarah's bangs went flying back @ 2:27 🤣🤣🤣💀
The cast broke even more than usual because it was so silly and ridiculous,yet hilarious
1980s
So no different than the original show
@@mayflower7811 I’m too old to have actually watched the channel but from the clips I have seen thru the years, this doesn’t seem like much of a ‘stretch’😂😂
So usually the show isnt hilarious despite being silly and ridiculous
@@GGoAwayy I have been watching this show in its 47th season since SEASON 1, when I was a teenager, and those three adjectives do not apply to ALL sketches, and some are duds, not funny, or silly. Some are ridiculous in a bad way.
2:16 feels like John’s reaction was 100% authentic/ad-libed 🤣
creepy how this pops up after the sickolodan & quiet on set.
Ouff... this is painfully accurate after watching the new documentary... oh boi
The Pete jokes at the end: priceless.
Its rare to see John Mulaney almost break character… even Chloe… no idea if her character was suppose to laugh
Chloe Fineman played Abby.
@@JoshStLouis314 thank you. Couldn’t figure out her name
This is Chloe's first time breaking character live
I'm guessing their dress rehearsals didn't include so much slime, so no one was ready for it.
01:16 ¨Crap the bucket¨
AIDY STOLE THE SHOW
Anyone hitting this up after Quiet On Set?
Omg , I remember watching the original "You Can't Do That on Television" when I was super young. It was weird then, and this SNL skit captured the weirdness perfectly!
The kids didn't like it on the original show so the #SNL cast had the best reaction
They were edgey but not THAT edgey...
They forgot the water part, though. But it was good!
I remember it also! Though it took me decades to find out pretty much all the adult roles were played by the same man and woman
Can we talk about Chris taking off his mustache at 1:45 because it was falling off? I appreciate that
Someone at SNL is a fellow comic book nerd. John is reading Amazing Spider-man #194, the first appearance of Black Cat. It came out in July of 1979. Nice attention to detail for a midnight skit show.
What significance does that have to the sketch?
@@JasonZakrajsek This was supposed to be 1980... so it was an accurate prop.
I just have to laugh that you called the iconic, long-running institution of SNL "a midnight skit show."
@@EricaGamet Fun Fact: a Rolls Royce is STILL just a car.
@@EricaGamet it's definitely both those things lol it's a skit show
Just the most significant one on the planet
Lmao, Chloe's break was too funny.
She clearly was taken off guard by seeing it happen and being so close to it. Haha.
I used to watch this show as a kid. The set is spot on.
Truth but where was a mockery of Barth and heavy Canadian accents?
@@johndow7689 daaah, I heard that!
I've been rewatching the episodes that were uploaded here recently. It's a shame that there was never a DVD set and I don't think it's ever received a legitimate home with any of the streaming services. Sadly, that's the case with nearly all the Nickelodeon stuff from their early days up until sometime in the '90s. Some of it has been getting re-released in recent years, but a lot hasn't and probably won't be at this point, Much of it is horribly offensive by modern standards or is simply of little interest to people that aren't old enough to have watched it when it was new.
It's too bad the performances are garbage and the jokes don't land.
2:17 John has a genuine reaction 😆. It's good to see him tired, happy and healthy. Welcome back John!!
I watched you can’t do that on television when it was new. I’m glad to see it’s getting a little love in these modern ages!
Same here. I hadn't thought about the show in at least 20 years even though back in 1983 it was BY FAR the most popular show with 4th graders. *Everybody* talked about that show at school.
Yeah, my sister is named Christine and I've been calling her Moose for decades because of that show. Also because she's insufferable.
I loved that show
Yeah, it seems to be having a bit of a cultural come back. I saw it mentioned in a nickelodeon documentary and a CZcams video. I think people are bringing it up because it is single-handedly responsible for shaping the feel of nickelodeon as it is today.
It’s on Paramount plus
Sherman's personality comes through the costume and wig instantly.
I absolutely love her. So talented, so adorable, and just a tiny bit unsettling.
It's impossible to overstate the influence of You Can't Do On Television in my formative years.
That and Pee-Wee's Playhouse.
Same!
Fun fact the kids on the actually show did not like the slime or water gags so they were always payed extra everytime they
@@mayflower7811 wow!
I just brought up this show to my husband a couple days ago. Anytime I hear the phrase "Blue skies..." I think of this show.
As a former Nickelodeon employee back in the heyday, this one goes right to my heart!
So give us some behind the scenes Intel!
@@richardjames1812 I think he is too busy wiping the green slime off of his head. lol
I feel like the “Jesus Christ” from Mulaney was a genuine reaction. Also I like how he somewhat resembles Martin from PDD.
This sketch is just pure chaos & breaking, I love it
3:21 either that's an amazing example of doing the research or just an incredible coincidence. There WAS an episode of YCDTOT that was pulled from reruns because of adoption jokes
This was def the skit of the night. The way the cast is trying to keep it together is hilarious
3:56....For one magical moment, I saw baby yoda being born.
Kenan was like "Nah I'm good" lmfao 😂😂😂
Exactly. Surely the skit writers had Kenan in it. Surely Kenan pulled the
"Longest-tenured SNL cast member" card and said "No, you're not slimmiing me."
This had me dying from laughter again, especially during the bucket and "Jesus Christ" parts! 🤣
2:19 The way he delivered that had me DYING lmfao
Kyle and Mikey were really struggling to breath with all that slime pouring down, it was priceless lol
I absolutely loved You Can't Do That on Television, and this hilariously hit my childhood nostalgia button 😍
I remember Alistair in the dungeons 😂 btw, Les Lye (the dad/stage grunt) died in 2009, and I just googled it because I thought it was only a few years ago. I remember reading the articles on him, but 13 years ago??? wow.
That was my childhood. I freaking love YCDTOTV.
❤️
@@EmpyreanLightASMR same😊
Haven't laughed at a SNL sketch that hard in years!!
I grew up with that show so I now feel incredibly old. Also used to watch original seasons of SNL and SCTV on Nickelodeon.
back when kids had tougher skin then todays weak generation
It is in keanens contract that he never has to participate in skits about his former life
love how it looks like john is gonna say sh- but ends up saying jesus christ lol
Sarah Sherman and John Mulaneys bit was AMAZING, hilarious
One of the best sketches of the show no doubt
This is solid physical comedy right here and I actually laughed out loud for the first time in a long time while watching SNL. Perfect timing and you could tell that John asking "PLEASE STOP!" was a real reaction and he was talking to the person spraying him and it was hilarious.
YOU CAN'T DO THAT ON TELEVISION?!?!?!! Parodied on SNL??? Glorious. Absolutely amazing!
With that haircut and outfit, Cecily looks almost exactly like Christine "Moose" McGlade.
I was thinking the same thing. And Melissa was almost dressed up as Vanessa Lindores.
Heck yeah she does! I never would have expected THIS show to show up on SNL!
This! Yes. I forgot her name. I remember Alistair, Alanis Morrisette's twin. And yes Cecily's look is spot on
I was surprised they didn't just call her Moose, since they showed a clip of Moose getting slimed.
Loved the added touch of the one character wearing red suspenders. That was a trademark of "Ross" played by the late great Les Lye
Every time they were saying please stop it wasn’t even acting 😂😭
2:00 1980 indeed, you can't say THAT on TV no more! 😄😄😂😂🤣🤣😅😅😆😆😆
John, Sarah and Chloe's reactions were hilarious
Every-time, without fail, while John hosts there is always at least one joke about him being gay, and I patiently wait for it every time. As a gay woman, and fan of John, I will never get tired of John Mulaney based gay jokes. They are the best.
Do you think gay people appreciate humor about gay more than non gay people? Like why was it relevant to tell everyone you were gay.
Like I like the episode too but I'm not sitting here talking about my sexual preferences.
Do you want a cookie for being gay or something?
@@kidkique you must be fun at parties
@@kidkique shut up LOL
John is actually straight, tho. He's talked about his relationships and family life on the show.
@@wylier If you believe his straight then I got a bridge to sell ya. You like my 80s reference....its actually more 1940s
This is too funny! The entire concept is nuts and the overload of slime had me in tears
Sherman is underused. She's got "it". Naturally hilarious.
Yes. She belongs.
Naturally obnoxious, more like it.
@@erikagray9883 def some of both for me. She's got sorts of jokes or characters she's naturally right for. I don't for-see her being especially versatile though
2:27 look what it does to her wig.
No wonder Mulaney reacted the way he did.
*"19...80"*
😂
Is no one gonna mention chris taking off his mustache mid sketch? Lol
Fun fact: the original slime on the show was chunky apple sauce.
Nostalgia skit for those who are in their early 40s rn
or early 30s cmon
@@estusflask982 Nah, the show they're making fun of was from the 80's. You gotta be in your 40's to remember it when it originally aired.
I'm nearly 50 and I remember it. So do people older than I am. Great show.
@@BeeWhistler 47 here and it was an amazing show!
and late 40s! I watched it all the time
The SNL took their grief from the darkness in the world this week into pure comedy. I'm grateful.
2:19 Jesus Christ!!!!! Ahahahah!
omg! They showed You Can't Do That on Television AND Christine getting slimed on SNL! I loved that show so much!
I posted almost exactly the same comment! I never would have expected this classic to show up in this day and age!
You can’t do that on television! Man, I remember that show. Used to love that as a kid.
SNL should do a sketch about all the molestation that took place on YCDTOT and similar shows.
turns out you COULD do that on television!
It’s disturbing that John Mulaney actually looks like he’s in high school
omg this literally made my face hurt from laughing, everyone killed it 😂
"PLEASE STOP"@ 4:05 That wasn't acting lol
I simultaneously went from extreme happiness to feeling really old when I recognized Moose from You Can’t Do That On Television 🤣
2:18 "Why did they do it to me" that sent me bro. 😭
This is the best segment ever. Laughing so hard I am crying.
At the middle point, I was crying and uncontrollably drooling. JEsus CHrist.
Muleny freaking out seemed very real. O_o
Every now and again SNL produces someone really funny. That Chris Redd fella steals every skit, every time.
This was one of the funniest skits in a long time. Love this.
I remember that show, Alanis Morrisette was on it!! And my parents wouldn't let me watch it because something about it was "not appropriate for children."
The whole point of You Can't Do That on Television was to introduce subversive kid humor to the masses. It was so popular, Nickelodeon used that aesthetic for its network after years of being an educational kids channel called Pinwheel.
@@canaisyoung3601 I remember watching Pinwheel and YCDTOT when I was a kid...somehow those shows had such an influence
@@NenaVA1 ♪ Pinwheel Pinwheel spinning around ♪
We had great kid's shows back then.
@@canaisyoung3601 I still snuck and watched it😁 That and Clarissa explains it all, my favorite.
John's very real action to getting slime and Sarah Sherman's hair sticking up because of how hard it hit her is fucking hilarious.
Early malfunctioning slime is such a great concept for a sketch well done whoever thought of that
"Not that one, Not the pete you're thinking about "
We know he's not coming you don't have to rub it in
Those of us in our 50s thank you, especially for the actual set-up clip from the show.
I always thought the slime looked more painful than funny.
The “Jesus Christ” has be crying 😂😂 such a good skit
Same lol