@@kurlykayla9013 wouldn't work. Diffrent types of smart ass. Your definition of a smartass doesn't seem to match with mine. Smartasses don't have an accountability problem. I believe you're thinking of something else. Like rude people, are entitled. Smartasses are just sarcastic, witty, at best and condescending at worst. Not much to hold accountable. Considering we get called all 3 of those things a lot lol.
it makes it even better knowing that he's almost definitely anxious as hell up there. Dude has serious stage fright (not sure if that's really the right word but you know what I mean) and that makes all of his work on SNL just so crazy impressive to me! Being funny when you're nervous is *HARD*
@@tonyisnotdeadthat dosent make any sense, just bc he’s a professional being able to do that under the pressure and nerves is a very hard thing to do I don’t get how him being a professional magically makes that disappear lmao that’s like saying a marine sniper hitting a 300+ moving target isn’t impressive bc he’s a pro or a pro basketball player getting a half court shot to go in isn’t impressive bc they are a professional like how does that even make sense 😂
@@Burner-ui2fb it's funny how your argument only works when you compare a skill that hundreds of millions of people have mastered to skills most people wouldn't be able to master
@@MrHootie249 I see. So chaos, otherwise known as complete disorder and confusion, is being referred to as a ladder, which is a perfectly symmetrical structure comprised of a series of identical organized steps between two solid durable bars that's used for safe stable protocol and order. "Order" of course being the total goddamn opposite of "chaos." But it's a song. I guess my issue is with Ramin Djawadi, and not with you, Justin Coccia. Good vibes to you.
Bill Hader's gameshow host never fails to crack me up. He's a sadist through and through, and he enjoys every second of agony he can wring out of his poor contestants.
@Sarthak Sharma YES! How he hits little subtle things like that in his lines makes him so brilliant. The little tiny pause before hitting the word "HIM"... small stuff like that pushes him over the top for me.
I found it genius because something like that actually happened to me. A guy stumbled on me at a party and apologised to my boyfriend. I never forgot it. That shit is real.
My absolute favourite SNL sketch ever, a masterclass in writing and timing. Every second line turns the scene upside down and there is such a tension throughout. The chemistry between Mulaney and Hader is just unreal. Hader's delivery of every line is hilarious and unsettling at the same time. It never dips for a full 7 minutes. This sketch literally plays in my head when I'm trying to sleep. Thanks Bill Hader :|
I just want to reiterate this. It's my favorite too. Bill Hader's delivery and timing is peak performance here. It's so nuanced. Of course, it's an expertly written sketch and they just pulled it off so fantastically.
Was just thinking this was like something out of a horror movie, where the host is out for revenge. I also suck at remembering names and faces too, but the difference is I feel bad about it and I'd know the name of my best friends SO of 4 years who I'd met at least 20 times.
you love the value he gives on screen, not him himself, because he's just a normal guy with undeserved amounts of privilege. what he does isn't special or unique in any way. so you don't love him, you love his "talent"
@@tonyisnotdead Any Bible scholar will tell you, in Koine Greek there are four types of love. For we modern humans, admiration gets thrown in as well. Lighten up.
I absolutely love sketches like this where they go off into the weeds in wholly unexpected ways. That’s where you find true genius sketches. Sometimes the simple and straight forward ones are great, but I think a touch of absurd and surreal is where the deepest laughs can be found. But also the deepest failures
This is a perfect example of how to write a skit that doesn't beat a single joke into the ground. The premise is funny, sure, but they keep riffing on the characters and upping the ante with the host's banter. The gameshow is the setting for other jokes -- not just a single joke to be done three times in a row. Props to Mulaney here.
"Those guys? They don't have wives" You can see Bill instantly smile from either not knowing what was on the card or knowing this next line was killer. The way he stumbled a little on the delivery I think it's the first time he read that card. I know Mulaney puts in new lines just to mess with Hader, he might have done it here.
One of my favs! The best moment for me is the look of Cecily Stong's face at 2:30 when you know she does not know her name. Somewhere between a smile and death.
Not sure John Mulaney's writing voice has ever been clearer than in Bill Hader's line "I roll with a crew of problematic bachelors and we call ourselves 'The Squad'."
I love him! I esp love knowing he was suffering with anxiety and nerves the whole time, because it’s nice to know I’m not alone. I am a good speaker and people are always surprised to know I get extreme stage freight. He is so good you’d never know!! Edit: good in a vulnerable way not that he has it. I feel for him.
except when she flubs her lines and acts like she's in fifth grade and messed up in her school play. So much better without her. I can't believe she lasted as long as she did
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I think that's a reference to Marilyn Manson in the Bowling for Columbine documentary. Michael Moore asks him what he would've said to the Columbine Shooters.
Actually something almost same said M. Manson. In one of his interviews, he was asked what would he say to Columbine shooters and he answered that he wouldn't say nothing at all, he would listen what they had to say, because no one else did.
"Says here you're a woman who doesn't support other women" "yep, that's right" "do you have anything inspiring for all the little girls watching?" "Nope" My favorite bit
Jeez this is so good. I think they snuck a few jokes in that the cast hadn't seen and were just reading off the prompt. Bill trying to keep it together describing "the Squad" and bridesmaids struggling are gold!
"No, you're not seeing double. There is three women there." That might be the smartest wordplay joke in history. It is also remarkable that its intrinsic awareness of numbers automatically makes any hyperbole impossible.
@@beetlejuice4357 sweetie....youre not getting the bit so you should really just move on. Most of us know the story behind the character and know exactly why he said that.
Bill Hader in this is perhaps my favorite SNL character/performance ever. Everything he does and how he does it is all so perfect. He’s over the top… without looking like he’s trying too hard. Masterful.
let's bring the camera in deeper.. "now finish that thought." HOW is it worse? No one is worse than. you. you are as bad as you can be, even if you WERE on benches the whole time...
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@@zoeslounge95 It's just funny because it doesn't make sense. First they look nothing alike, but the main joke is that if you're seeing double, you see two of something. There's 3. It would be triple. It's just that it doesn't make sense. And it passes by so quickly that most miss it.
I’ve watched so many funny things (many from SNL), but this one actually caused me to finally create a “Comedy Gold” playlist. Thank you to everyone in this sketch and the amazing work that went into it. It clearly shows. Love you all.
Bill Hader is a comedic genius to me. I think he and Phil Hartman were the greatest at these kinds of characters (although Keenan Thompson is coming up). And the way Bill bounces back and forth between gameshow host cheese and something potentially evil right beneath the surface is fantastic.
Bill Hader is the master of being hilarious and bone-chillingly terrifying at the same time. He plays these characters who if you met them IRL would be the life of the party, but part of you would also be wondering "could this guy be a serial killer?" I can't think of another comedic actor who can create that vibe so perfectly.
@@catlamp9894 ignore them. Theyre going to every comment and acting like a jerk. Its perfectly fine to quote your favorite parts. I laughed so hard at the Mara part!!
In “Bowling for Columbine” that’s what Marylin Manson told Michael Moore he would say to kids who shot up Columbine. I don’t have a point to make, I just always think of that moment and this sketch together.
This sketch is excellent for many reasons, but it's so relatable. We've definitely all forgotten some person's name even if you've met them a few times.
yea, the bridesmaid name, ok. and even "mama"....ok, if you missed it and then it got awkward to ask.....but not knowing your doorman? that was the dark one
I didnt notice this before but after watching again Bill used the word unreal in both the sketches he made an appearance in for this episode lol this one and the cold open.
"Interesting choice to apologize to him, and not to her. "
Interesting choice to capitalize "Him," and not "her." 🤨
@@normalguy246 😄
I can just hear myself saying "shit... My fault bruh." Lol
squiggly sam what kind of horrible game show is this
@Jabber Wocky buddy she’s his friends FIANCÉE
*"Get all the cameras on him."*
The most terrifying words any smartass can hear.
As a smartass, can confirm
I wish it would happen more. Smartasses need to be held accountable
@@kurlykayla9013 But that's our kryptonite
@@kurlykayla9013 wouldn't work. Diffrent types of smart ass. Your definition of a smartass doesn't seem to match with mine. Smartasses don't have an accountability problem. I believe you're thinking of something else. Like rude people, are entitled. Smartasses are just sarcastic, witty, at best and condescending at worst. Not much to hold accountable. Considering we get called all 3 of those things a lot lol.
@@theobnoxiouslycharming1747 sums me up pretty good, and that’s about as scary as it gets.
Bill Hader is unexplainably the definition of comedic genius. He does it all perfectly
it makes it even better knowing that he's almost definitely anxious as hell up there. Dude has serious stage fright (not sure if that's really the right word but you know what I mean) and that makes all of his work on SNL just so crazy impressive to me! Being funny when you're nervous is *HARD*
@@idontwantahandlethough no, it's not impressive. he's experienced. it WOULD be impressive if he wasn't an experienced comedian
Unexplainably the definition ??? HUH ! What do words mean to you ???
@@tonyisnotdeadthat dosent make any sense, just bc he’s a professional being able to do that under the pressure and nerves is a very hard thing to do I don’t get how him being a professional magically makes that disappear lmao that’s like saying a marine sniper hitting a 300+ moving target isn’t impressive bc he’s a pro or a pro basketball player getting a half court shot to go in isn’t impressive bc they are a professional like how does that even make sense 😂
@@Burner-ui2fb it's funny how your argument only works when you compare a skill that hundreds of millions of people have mastered to skills most people wouldn't be able to master
Hader’s face when he says “$10 million dollars” kills me every time.
Yeah, like " I know you wont be able to guess it right, I dont give a f*** how much money it is, you will never win this game"
Lol
His eyes go completely dead, it's amazing.
The note of gleeful certainty in his voice as he says it is pitch perfect. I rewatch this sketch just for that one line delivery haha.
This isn't a sketch, this is just John Mulaney's stress dream.
@@beetlejuice4357 John Mulaney wrote What's That Name
LOL
Lmao
@@ArtemisScribe yeah, he wrote this sketch. 🙄
@@yourinnerlawyer4035 yes I know. That's why I made this joke about him. The writer of the sketch.
“In a word... chaos.” is the most Mulaney punchline ever written.
My favorite part of the whooole sketch
Chaos is a ladder!
@Luuk van den Hoogen deep bro
Deeeeep
@@MrHootie249 I see. So chaos, otherwise known as complete disorder and confusion, is being referred to as a ladder, which is a perfectly symmetrical structure comprised of a series of identical organized steps between two solid durable bars that's used for safe stable protocol and order. "Order" of course being the total goddamn opposite of "chaos." But it's a song. I guess my issue is with Ramin Djawadi, and not with you, Justin Coccia. Good vibes to you.
Bill Hader's gameshow host never fails to crack me up. He's a sadist through and through, and he enjoys every second of agony he can wring out of his poor contestants.
He said the back story was just some really rich guy who spends large amounts of cash to screw with people lol
“How is that worse? Get all the cameras on him.”
*wakes up from nightmare*
I've never seen someone say "for ten million dollars." With so much venom
@Peter Evans Kindly don't force politics into a non political video. It's incredibly annoying.
No it isn‘t.
@@roguechlnchllla6564 what the heck happened here?
More like Carnage 😏
@@joojian4861 my guess is that someone tried to force politics into a non-political video, just based on how they replied. But that's just a hunch.
_She's a god damn partner at her firm, _*_BUDDY_*
They rarely allow a god damn to slip in but boy was it worth whoever got pissed lmao
Actually he just said 'firm' not law firm. It was an advertising firm she was a partner in. Semantics, but wasn't law, just to clarify.
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im the reason you have 1.3k likes
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Love the audience laughing as soon as she says “I’ve been his girlfriend for four years!”
It’s bc this was the second time they did this skit lol
@@spencerweiss6337Wait, I know of one other time with Norman the Doorman. What's the last one?
@@KoyasuNoBara oops you right, my mistake
@@KoyasuNoBara There was another one with Justin Timberlake and Lady Gaga, but that one is a bit harder to find online.
That's not why the audience laughed. They laughed because they knew he wouldn't know her name despite the fact that he should know her name.
Hader being trapped after the squad joke in wanting to laugh so bad but having to keep the sketch going in his game show host voice is so perfect
Jimmy Fallon wouldn't have lasted a full minute in this
"I wouldn't _say_ anything."
"I would _listen."_
I LEGIT ALMOST SNORTED ON MY ORANGE JUICE THE SWAG IN HIS VOICE LOL
Hes the best.
Beatle Juice apparently over 200 people care
Not forgettin,, camera 3 push it on me "
Copied that from Marilyn Manson, when he was asked about the Columbine massacre.
@@scj6693 Your right. My bad. It was funny.
"Interesting choice apologising to HIM" kills me everytime lmao
Yep.
"Guess you don't consider her a human being"
@Sarthak Sharma YES! How he hits little subtle things like that in his lines makes him so brilliant. The little tiny pause before hitting the word "HIM"... small stuff like that pushes him over the top for me.
I found it genius because something like that actually happened to me. A guy stumbled on me at a party and apologised to my boyfriend. I never forgot it. That shit is real.
@@Mark-db1ok he’s an absolute legend..that internet trollers skit where he comes in for 10 secs at the end and steals it
“no you’re not seeing double, theres three women there” is an underrated line
My absolute favourite SNL sketch ever, a masterclass in writing and timing.
Every second line turns the scene upside down and there is such a tension throughout. The chemistry between Mulaney and Hader is just unreal. Hader's delivery of every line is hilarious and unsettling at the same time. It never dips for a full 7 minutes. This sketch literally plays in my head when I'm trying to sleep. Thanks Bill Hader :|
I just want to reiterate this. It's my favorite too. Bill Hader's delivery and timing is peak performance here. It's so nuanced. Of course, it's an expertly written sketch and they just pulled it off so fantastically.
💯
They almost broke Bill Hader with "The Squad"
Henry the squad!! 😂😂😂
Yeah, you could hear him go back to his normal voice for a second there.
John Mulaney's treachery lives on hahaha
You forgot a period on this comment.
THE LOSERS CLUB
As a person who can't remember names for shit, this is horror.
Was just thinking this was like something out of a horror movie, where the host is out for revenge. I also suck at remembering names and faces too, but the difference is I feel bad about it and I'd know the name of my best friends SO of 4 years who I'd met at least 20 times.
Yup. My saving grace is that I wouldn't have gotten those celebrity names either.
This is me
When someone tells me their name the first time, in 2 seconds, I forget.
Nah. I'd be unashamed of how unremarkable these people were
Bill saying "unreal. unreal." my love for him and his talent is unreal
you love the value he gives on screen, not him himself, because he's just a normal guy with undeserved amounts of privilege. what he does isn't special or unique in any way. so you don't love him, you love his "talent"
@@tonyisnotdead Any Bible scholar will tell you, in Koine Greek there are four types of love. For we modern humans, admiration gets thrown in as well. Lighten up.
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@@tonyisnotdead wait hold on how do you know it's undeserved? why are you the arbiter of privilege allocation?
@@Research0digo which love covers the love for a thing which is designed for that purpose
I absolutely love sketches like this where they go off into the weeds in wholly unexpected ways. That’s where you find true genius sketches. Sometimes the simple and straight forward ones are great, but I think a touch of absurd and surreal is where the deepest laughs can be found. But also the deepest failures
My other favorite example is that Ham and Bubbly sketch where it’s revealed John Hamm is holding Michael Buble hostage
"Do I have to look at her when i answer?"
"Right in the eye. *For ten million dollars.* "
Doug was weak like H. R. Pickens.
@@myeyesbleedblack yep
I don’t even know how many times I’ve watched this sketch, and I still laugh every time at that part. 😂😂
@@myeyesbleedblack who's H.R. Pickens?
@@davidmartineztorres8731 EXACTLY!
"I roll with a group of problematic bachelors that call ourselves 'the squad'"
My group of problematic gays calls ourselves the breakfast bunch because we all sit together at breakfast
Shut up no one cares.
@@beetlejuice4357 No one cares about you.
Beatle Juice listen here you unacquainted fishing pole, bill hader is a GOD
@@darlinghh2549 He is! Every character he does is brilliant. Stephan is one of my favorites. But all his game shows, no one does it better.
This is a perfect example of how to write a skit that doesn't beat a single joke into the ground. The premise is funny, sure, but they keep riffing on the characters and upping the ante with the host's banter. The gameshow is the setting for other jokes -- not just a single joke to be done three times in a row. Props to Mulaney here.
“Do I have to look at her while I guess?”
“Right in the eye!!”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My favorite part! 😂😂
“How is tht worse?? Get all the cameras on him. Finish that thought!” 😂😂😂😂😂
I like your last name
@@connorfleniken3447 I like both of yalls first and last name.
Beatle Juice how about you shut the fuck up and mind your business? boomer.
LOL
At least he guessed a name, she went with “mama” so...
"No, you're not seeing double, there's _three_ women there"
Audrey II I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT.
HOW DID I NOT NOTICE THIS-
That's the joke )=
@@audreyii6750 dont worry about Beatle Juice. Theyre going to every comment and leaving something negative. Just trying to get attention.
@@filmfangirls9163 lol yeah I was trolling. I have stopped drinking and deleated my negative comment. I am sorry and it wasn`t funny.
"Those guys? They don't have wives"
You can see Bill instantly smile from either not knowing what was on the card or knowing this next line was killer. The way he stumbled a little on the delivery I think it's the first time he read that card. I know Mulaney puts in new lines just to mess with Hader, he might have done it here.
One of my favs! The best moment for me is the look of Cecily Stong's face at 2:30 when you know she does not know her name. Somewhere between a smile and death.
Loooove her!
the sourest smile :)
Not sure John Mulaney's writing voice has ever been clearer than in Bill Hader's line "I roll with a crew of problematic bachelors and we call ourselves 'The Squad'."
yes, that's exactly why i searched for this clip. gold
SO TRUE
You are absolutely right
I really think “A doorman who always high-fives children of divorce” is as Mulaney as it gets
@@seanno9744 I think you're right. It's sad, observant, awkward and funny all at the same time.
“No, you’re not seeing double. There’s three women there” is such an underrated line
I love how you hear it growing on the audience.
Is it funny just because it's ridiculous, or is there sime hidden context in the joke?
@@evakoshkaa it's just funny because it's ridiculous. It's a classic Bill and John line.
@@ArtemisScribe WowWq
Rating shud come from the reaction it gets once heard and understood
This sketch feels like John Mulaney had a horrible nightmare one night, woke up, and immediately wrote down the whole thing to be used on SNL.
this is an absolute perfect performance by Bill Hader, the way he says "10 million dollars" after the pause he makes always cracks me up
I love the running gag of Bill playing sadistic, sociopathic game show hosts.
Would make a great horror movie
Why u gotta say the word gag
He exerts a level of chaotic sadism that vibe with so hard lmao
I love him! I esp love knowing he was suffering with anxiety and nerves the whole time, because it’s nice to know I’m not alone. I am a good speaker and people are always surprised to know I get extreme stage freight. He is so good you’d never know!!
Edit: good in a vulnerable way not that he has it. I feel for him.
@@ConnorGamingtherealSNL is getting bunch of views indirectly through recommendations due to Norm MacDonald passing away.
Whoever wrote this sketch needs a firm handshake and a raise cause this was amazing.
Bill and John wrote these, I'm so glad they brought it back
bill and john wrote this. the backstory is the host is using his own money and is a billionaire
Are there knly two of these sketches? Aww
@@brimstoneclub three so far!! Paul Rudd, Justin Timberlake and this one. Lets hope Vince makes another return!!
Beatle Juice Why not?
Melissa's always so happy. She's seriously my favorite
except when she flubs her lines and acts like she's in fifth grade and messed up in her school play. So much better without her. I can't believe she lasted as long as she did
*gulp* "Do I have to look at her while I answer?"
"Rrrrrrrrright in the eyes. For TEN. MILLION. DOLLARS." Nobody could do that line better than Hader!
I could totally see Bill Hader playing a villain in the MCU
Alternate universe Loki
Hayward
Make this happen.
Mcu can't have great vilain
I could see him as Green Goblin, Hydroman, or possibly Absorbing Man
The immediate applause after “I would listen” is GOLD.
I know it was so sitcom like
and then **fuckboyface** shit was ice cold lol
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That actualy caught me off garde
I think that's a reference to Marilyn Manson in the Bowling for Columbine documentary. Michael Moore asks him what he would've said to the Columbine Shooters.
"Can I have the first letter" 🤣
underrated tiny joke: the host's name is vince blight. mulaney calls him vince "blake" at 6:18 🤣 can't even remember the host's name
Once Bill Hader finishes Barry, HBO needs to give him a game show so he can expose the depravity of mankind and sow the seeds of chaos
If he does it as Vince Blake & Hiro Murai directs, it’ll be a masterpiece
@@ankleina you say that until you're on it and then you're in a situation like this
I would pay $10 a month just to watch him host shows exposing the depravity of mankind and sowing the seeds of chaos!
We need this
Nathan Fielder can co-host. It'd be amazing.
“I wouldn’t say anything”
“I would listen”
I love Bill 🤣🤣😭😭
Hephzie Berry fav part 😂😂😂
Less realistic than Trump building a wall with his own two hands.
Actually something almost same said M. Manson. In one of his interviews, he was asked what would he say to Columbine shooters and he answered that he wouldn't say nothing at all, he would listen what they had to say, because no one else did.
@@PrmtvStudio Yep, I thought the same thing. It was in Bowling for Columbine.
@@PrmtvStudio I would say, "I'm calling the police. You two are not headed to school to murder a bunch of children."
this hits me hard. I have friendly neighbors that I often exchange greetings. and now I'm too deep to actually ask heir names.
The best acting on snl. The way Bill delivered EVERY LINE.
I miss Bill on snl :(
Yeah I was just about to comment the same thing, I'm always going through his old snl clips
Him and Andy were goated
I think he's too good for them now. SNL hasn't been very funny the past few years.
@@dqw4w9wgxcq32 John Mulaney and Adam driver are hilarious
I totally agree!! Bill hader is the best at everything he does he is just great. 😂😂😂😂
The swag that Bill Hader gives off when he says "I would listen" is astronomical.
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@@mcrkilljoy25way88 4:30
It's that BDE. It's in everything he does.
it's a quote from marylin manson tho
@@toastercosmique4390 Columbine. Ah, memories. Funny how out of all people talking about it, it was HIM that stumbled upon something meaningful.
This is pure insanity but also extremely relatable, and I love it
The line about the squad has to be one the best lines from SNL.
"Says here you're a woman who doesn't support other women"
"yep, that's right"
"do you have anything inspiring for all the little girls watching?"
"Nope"
My favorite bit
At least she's consistent, unlike Doug
Thank you for sharing. I liked your comment!
You're as good as any other man.😅😅😆😆😆
Same LOL
That´s it. I am in love with Bill Hader´s characters. All of them. Whatever.
I think it's Hader himself that you're in love with, my friend. I don't blame you.
Surely his characters are bourne of his actual self, so maybe. :-)
The cat in the hat was great
@Purplekitty No one cares who you are in love with. Keep that to yourself please.
Same but with Cecil
Jeez this is so good. I think they snuck a few jokes in that the cast hadn't seen and were just reading off the prompt. Bill trying to keep it together describing "the Squad" and bridesmaids struggling are gold!
5:23, "And, because you're such a dumb donkey...." The best.
The "problematic bachelors/squad" line was 100% inserted by Mulaney last minute to make Hader break. I'm calling it now hahahhaa
1000% agree.
LMFAO i see it now
Same as he used to do to him in his Stefon appearances on weekend update. You can see Hader realize it as he reads it. Fuckin hilarious.
Show of hands. Who else is watching this wearing a jock strap and drinking an orange Fanta?
@@blakes5827 does no bra and a beer count? 😂
“In a word? *c h a o s*” THAT HAS ME IN PIECES EVERYTIME
@@beetlejuice4357 are you ok? are you talking to me? or charles berry? why are you so negative? so many questions
@@sofiarosier9115 I was trolling. I am sorry and will be more positive.
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Bill Hader is Chaotic Chaos. Like me!
6:27
The disdain when Hader said "ten million dollars" hahahahahahahaha
Bill Hader is a legend
"interesting choice to apologize to HIM as opposed to HER" 😂😂
imapanda123 “Guess you just don’t consider her a human being.” 🤣
@@realinsurancegal "What kind of horrible game show is this?"
Moon Palette “It’s What’s That Name. 😁” 🤣
1.3k likes, really?
@@stevenconnors5799 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Bill Hader is the GOAT
So true
At?
Bill Hader and John Mulaney are the best together
Bill Harder is a GOD!!!
Little late, but it's weird to run into you in the wild like this Nick. Lol.
"No, you're not seeing double. There is three women there." That might be the smartest wordplay joke in history. It is also remarkable that its intrinsic awareness of numbers automatically makes any hyperbole impossible.
I keep rewatching this sketch, and the "I would listen" gets me everytime
Me too!
And that smug smirk as the audience applauded 😂
Marilyn Manson interview from Bowling for Columbine.
@@robotbjorn4952 yeah. Stealing class from MM. 😄
e v e r y t h i n g about this gets my every time. Phenomenal sketch!
“Does your housekeeper have a son”
“No she doesn’t”
“He’s 16 years old, good night”
SNL is the best even thou people say ‘twas not
I easily watch this every week. Any Bill and John's collaboration will always be the best antidepressant
The way Mulaney's voice starts to break on "other wives" kills me every time. He knows that train is gonna derail but he's powerless to stop it
The contempt on Hader's face when he says "for $10 million dollars" is fantastic .
read this right as he said it
845835ab No. Hi. Yes
@@beetlejuice4357 sweetie....youre not getting the bit so you should really just move on. Most of us know the story behind the character and know exactly why he said that.
@@filmfangirls9163 ok I get it now ty. 😘
Audience: "Mara!"
Mulaney: "I said Mara!"
Bill: "Yeah, but you didn't know it."
😆😆😆
Random but i want to make this my voicemail since its my name haha
They knew he didn't know it
This is one of the best performed skits of all time.
Bill Hader in this is perhaps my favorite SNL character/performance ever. Everything he does and how he does it is all so perfect. He’s over the top… without looking like he’s trying too hard. Masterful.
"Audience?"
"MARA!"
"I said Mara."
"Yeah, but ya didn't know it."
Lol
yeah i have closed captions
Astra Tr3b 😂😂😂😂😂😂
When I first watched the episode I was like "wait but he said mara" and then the bit started and i was laughing so hard I was crying.
“We call ourselves, The Squad”. I lost it 😂😂
Ong😂😂
Mulaney probably wrote that line as a cue card change like he used to with the Stefon bits!
Love that part
I liked this comment because you are a fellow giants fan. Much Love from the West!
giants discord nice! We will bounce back
John and bill are an iconic duo, so many laughs
The funniest line hands down "you're not seeing double, there are 3 women up there"
When Bill said "how is that worse" I literally died of laughter
Then how are you typing this?
She's a God damn partner at her firm buddy!
@@jakeherter Unbelievable Unbelievable
rip
let's bring the camera in deeper.. "now finish that thought." HOW is it worse? No one is worse than. you. you are as bad as you can be, even if you WERE on benches the whole time...
Bill hader throwing ALL the shade with a diabolical smile
When he's "on" like he is in this sketch, he's one of the funniest actors in history IMO
This is, legit, my favorite SNL sketch ever. Brilliant writing and acting.
Hader is a damn genius.
my favorite part is when Todd's girlfriend says
"I've been his girlfriend for four years" and the entire audience groans cause they can all relate
I know right!! When I watched it with my mom she groaned too lol
Beatle Juice I’ve seen you leave multiple rude comments on here. Are you alright? Are you taking care of yourself? Drinking enough water and getting good sleep?
Beatle Juice I care
@@beetlejuice4357 Fuck off
Beatle Juice i can’t imagine how boring your life must be if you think leaving rude comments on SNL CZcams videos is hilarious, lmao
"You're not seeing double, there's 3 women"
Underrated
i don't get it
the best line by far
I got it!
I must be seeing double. Six women!
@@zoeslounge95 It's just funny because it doesn't make sense. First they look nothing alike, but the main joke is that if you're seeing double, you see two of something. There's 3. It would be triple. It's just that it doesn't make sense. And it passes by so quickly that most miss it.
I’ve watched so many funny things (many from SNL), but this one actually caused me to finally create a “Comedy Gold” playlist.
Thank you to everyone in this sketch and the amazing work that went into it. It clearly shows. Love you all.
Bill Hader is a comedic genius to me. I think he and Phil Hartman were the greatest at these kinds of characters (although Keenan Thompson is coming up). And the way Bill bounces back and forth between gameshow host cheese and something potentially evil right beneath the surface is fantastic.
Bill Hader is the master of being hilarious and bone-chillingly terrifying at the same time. He plays these characters who if you met them IRL would be the life of the party, but part of you would also be wondering "could this guy be a serial killer?" I can't think of another comedic actor who can create that vibe so perfectly.
Watch BARRY
jack nickelson
He does a great Kubrick Stare.
Yes! Absolutely! That's why I love him so much ^-^
@@StylistFia127 it's sooooo fucking good, I can't get enough of Hank
This is one of the best sketches they ever made
I love how this skit manages to make the amount of money awarded a punchline.
bill hader: chaotic evil yet still a feminist
They go hand in hand.
"We know that you don't know any of their names"
"I said Mara!"
"Yeah, but you didn't know it"
Why are you commenting this?
@@beetlejuice4357 Idk
@@catlamp9894 ignore them. Theyre going to every comment and acting like a jerk. Its perfectly fine to quote your favorite parts. I laughed so hard at the Mara part!!
Cat Lamp Hey Vince Blake what are you do this game what do you get out of it what’s it all for?
@@jacobrengen in a word. . . Chaos
“I think she’d want to talk to the other wives at the party”…”She’s a goddamn partner, buddy”. Love it ❤
“How is that worse? No get all the cameras on him. Finish that thought, Doug.”
I laughed SO HARD at "I would listen"
so did I!!
In “Bowling for Columbine” that’s what Marylin Manson told Michael Moore he would say to kids who shot up Columbine.
I don’t have a point to make, I just always think of that moment and this sketch together.
@@cobrastriesand7693 when he said it, I thought the same thing, which says nothing good about you, I'm sorry
I laughed even harder when OJ Simpson was found not guilty.
I always wondered what the definitive answer to this question is. Now I know.
"I'd listen". im angry yet crying myself laughing. haha. gotta be best sketch
The way he says 10 million 😂
How Bill Hader says, "10 million dollars" makes me laugh so hard every damn time!
Genius
Me too 😂
5 dollars was funnier.
Vince is so evil I love him 😂 him and Stefon are my favorite characters created by John and Bill.
Best part
"I wouldn't say anything . . . I would listen."
Wow. Truly the feminist hero we deserve.
@MANIK 1 it's a joke babe
@MANIK 1
No, it’s actually pretty entertaining.
@@rose-ui6hk That ratio on Ponce.
@Ponce Francia Ugh, men like you are tiring.
@@kylereese5841 then go to sleep
As someone whose name is actually Jarrah... Bill's face after he said "Jara" really hit me, lmao. It is quite an unusual name
This sketch is excellent for many reasons, but it's so relatable. We've definitely all forgotten some person's name even if you've met them a few times.
yea, the bridesmaid name, ok. and even "mama"....ok, if you missed it and then it got awkward to ask.....but not knowing your doorman? that was the dark one
"Camera 3 push in on me.....
I would listen."
**standing ovation**
John Mulaney and Bill Hader are the perfect chaos combo
God damn that was smooth. "Well, what would YOU say?" "I wouldn't say anything. I would listen."
"How is that worse? Get all the cameras on him, finish that thought." I wish this is how life worked.
"Why do you do this game, what is it you want?"
"In a word... _chaos._ "
*Some men just want to watch the world burn.*
That's what it's there for🚬🚬
With Heath Ledger gone, maybe Hader should resurrect his Joker.
@@aquamarine99911 for you
It reminded me of South Park. Butter dresses up in aluminium foil and calls himself Dr. Chaos.
Riddler.
“She’s a goddamn partner at her firm, buddy! Unreal. UNREAL!” 😂 I love Bill Hader so much in these sketches.
I didnt notice this before but after watching again Bill used the word unreal in both the sketches he made an appearance in for this episode lol this one and the cold open.
It’s April 12, 2024 and I suddenly needed to watch this again. It’s now easily my most repeated watched bit of all time.