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* "Audacity in Advertising Awards": Jake from State Farm and Flo from Advertising/{{Progressive}} present the year's most offensive ads.
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* "Audacity in Advertising Awards": Jake Advertising/{{Jake from State Farm Farm}} and Flo from Advertising/{{Progressive}} present the year's most offensive ads.
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* AlcoholInducedBisexuality: In "March of the Suitors," the final suitor is a woman named Tawnie (Punkie Johnson), who remarks that she figured she might as well try her luck. Queen Matilda remarks that while she's mostly straight, she always ends up kissing her girlfriends whenever she drinks wine and invites Tawnie to a royal feast that evening to "see what happens." The sketch ends with the suggestion that Matilda and Tawnie did marry.
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** There's also little Sally in "Broadway Benefit." After listening to a three-minute song about how awesome drugs are, she's not scared--she's ''thrilled.''
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** There's also little Sally in "Broadway Benefit." After listening to a three-minute song about how awesome Benefit," who isn't scared by the amount of drugs are, she's not scared--she's the performers are on--she's ''thrilled.''''
* FourthDateMarriage: [[ExaggeratedTrope Exaggerated]] in "Man Park." Andrew Dismukes's character asks Aristotle Athari to be his best man after a single conversation about athletes and Creator/BoBurnham. And as Andrew's girlfriend (Melissa Villaseñor) helpfully points out, she and Andrew ''aren't even engaged yet.''
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* GagPenis: In "March of the Suitors" one prospect for Chloe Fineman's eligible young queen is this dim-looking farmhand (Andrew Dismukes), dragged here by his mom (Cecily Strong), who somehow has ''only this'' going for him.
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* GagPenis: In "March of the Suitors" one prospect for Chloe Fineman's eligible young queen is this a dim-looking farmhand (Andrew Dismukes), dragged here to the palace by his mom (Cecily Strong), who somehow has ''only this'' going for him.
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* NoExceptYes: In "Three Sad Virgins," Martin, Ben, and John listen to the first verse of Pete Davidson's rap, which talks about the three of them as utterly uncool losers. They ask if the song is about them, and he reassures them that they're only playing characters--and then the next verse, which explicitly names them and uses personal data, begins.
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* RealMenHateAffection: The cornerstone of the "Man Park" sketch. It's explained that since so many straight men have come to believe this trope, they have trouble making friends and rely almost exclusively on their wives and girlfriends for emotional support and companionship. The solution? The titular Man Park, where guys can pal around with other guys without fear of being perceived as weak.
-->'''Voiceover''': It's not ''their'' fault masculinity makes intimacy so hard!
* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: At the beginning of "Man Park," Pete Davidson's character excitedly tells his girlfriend that Creator/VinDiesel has a twin brother. She's not impressed, but later, he shares the news with his new friend at the Man Park, and ''he'' declares it to be the coolest thing ever.
-->'''Voiceover''': It's not ''their'' fault masculinity makes intimacy so hard!
* StrangeMindsThinkAlike: At the beginning of "Man Park," Pete Davidson's character excitedly tells his girlfriend that Creator/VinDiesel has a twin brother. She's not impressed, but later, he shares the news with his new friend at the Man Park, and ''he'' declares it to be the coolest thing ever.
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* ThisIsGonnaSuck: In "Three Sad Virgins," the guys of Please Don't Destroy finally work up the courage to tell Pete Davidson that they don't want to be in the titular music video any more. He agrees and says that they can leave right after the bridge...and that's when Taylor Swift, who's famous for her dramatic bridges and TakeThat songs, comes into the room. Martin, Ben, and John immediately panic.
* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: In "Broadway Benefit," little Sally is entranced by the performers' song and dance routine about how awesome it is to take drugs. She remains remarkably calm during the number and, at the end, happily declares that she has goosebumps.
* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: In "Broadway Benefit," little Sally is entranced by the performers' song and dance routine about how awesome it is to take drugs. She remains remarkably calm during the number and, at the end, happily declares that she has goosebumps.
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* CreepyChild: The premise of "Strange Kid Tales" is children who are sensitive to the occult, and their stories freaking out the hosts.
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** The premise of "Strange Kid Tales" is children who are sensitive to the occult, and their stories freaking out the hosts.
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** There's also little Sally in "Broadway Benefit." After listening to a three-minute song about how awesome drugs are, she's not scared--she's ''thrilled.''
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* FunctionalAddict: PlayedForLaughs in "Broadway Benefit," with Blythe, Brick, and Tennyson Hartley happily singing about the vast amount of drugs they're on. The list includes LSD, coke, Quaaludes, and poppers, but they all seem fine despite taking so many substances that they should be comatose.
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* {{Corpsing}}: When Colin Jost asks Laughingtosh 3000 about his dating life, Aristotle Athari breaks character.
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"Weekend Update" segments include Sarah Sherman as herself and Aristotle Athari as the standup comedy robot Laughintosh 3000. Swift performs the ten-minute version of "Music/AllTooWell" as its accompanying short film plays behind her.
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"Weekend Update" segments include Sarah Sherman as herself and Aristotle Athari as the standup comedy robot Laughintosh Laughingtosh 3000. Swift performs the ten-minute version of "Music/AllTooWell" as its accompanying short film plays behind her.
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** Keenan Thompson's character in the pastor sketch really wants to sleep with the pastor and his wife, but they keep shooting him down.
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** Keenan Kenan Thompson's character in the pastor sketch really wants to sleep with the pastor and his wife, but they keep shooting him down.down.
* EpicRocking: The only song Taylor Swift performs is the full, uncut ten-minute version of "All Too Well", complete with the recently released short film playing in the background in one of the longest songs ever performed in the show's history.
* FunnyRobot: Laughingtosh 3000 is a robot who performs stand-up comedy. Here, he roasts Colin Jost's home borough of Staten Island and does impressions of Instagram and Tinder.
* EpicRocking: The only song Taylor Swift performs is the full, uncut ten-minute version of "All Too Well", complete with the recently released short film playing in the background in one of the longest songs ever performed in the show's history.
* FunnyRobot: Laughingtosh 3000 is a robot who performs stand-up comedy. Here, he roasts Colin Jost's home borough of Staten Island and does impressions of Instagram and Tinder.
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* GagPenis: In "March of the Suitors" one prospect for Chloe Fineman's eligible young queen is this dim-looking farmhand (Andrew Dismukes), dragged here by his mom (Cecily Strong), who somehow has ''only this'' going for him.
-->'''Queen:''' It's going to take more than that to win my heart...\\
'''Handmaiden (Aidy Bryant):''' My Queen, ''no one has more than that!''
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'''Handmaiden (Aidy Bryant):''' My Queen, ''no one has more than that!''
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* NonIndicativeName: Lampshaded by newbie Sarah Sherman when she drops by ''Weekend Update'' and points out to Colin Jost the name ''Saturday Night Live'' makes no sense since most of the show takes place during Sunday morning.
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!!!'''Airdate:''' November 12, 2021
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!!!'''Airdate:''' November 12, 13, 2021
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!!Season 47, E06: Creator/JonathanMajors[=/=]Music/TaylorSwift
Sketches:
* "Sesame Street Cold Open": Sen. Ted Cruz rolls out his version of ''Series/SesameStreet''.
* "March of the Suitors": A medieval royal court rolls out suitors so its young queen can find a bride.
* "Three Sad Virgins": Pete Davidson and Taylor Swift make a music video lampooning Please Don't Destroy as "three sad virgins".
* "Audacity in Advertising Awards": Jake from State Farm and Flo from Advertising/{{Progressive}} present the year's most offensive ads.
* "Strange Kid Tales": A talk show parody focusing on creepy children.
* "Man Park": A commercial advertising a dog park-like area for men who have trouble socializing.
* "Broadway Benefit": A couple brings their children to see a Broadway performance that turns out to be wildly inappropriate.
* "Pet Store Ad": Music/BoneThugsNHarmony open a store that only sells dog bones.
* "Pastor Announcement": A pastor and his wife announce that they're opening their marriage...to the congregation.
"Weekend Update" segments include Sarah Sherman as herself and Aristotle Athari as the standup comedy robot Laughintosh 3000. Swift performs the ten-minute version of "Music/AllTooWell" as its accompanying short film plays behind her.
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!!Tropes:
* CreepyChild: The premise of "Strange Kid Tales" is children who are sensitive to the occult, and their stories freaking out the hosts.
* DisposableIntern: The ad execs in at the "Audacity in Advertising Awards" are too embarrassed to show their faces so they send their newest intern to take the hit.
* DoggedNiceGuy:
** Kyle Mooney's character in the "March of the Suitors" has previously been friendzoned by the queen, but tries to win her hand anyway.
** Keenan Thompson's character in the pastor sketch really wants to sleep with the pastor and his wife, but they keep shooting him down.
* ThatCameOutWrong: One of the women in "Man Park" muses that it's difficult for men to build relationships, and in that regard, it's harder to be a man...and then immediately backtracks, realizing it comes off as unfortunate.
* WomenAreWiser: "Man Park" presents the girlfriends as down-to-earth but longsuffering, and compares the men to dogs at a dog park.
* WhatWereTheySellingAgain: Part of the humor of the {{parody commercial}}s being "honored" at the Audacity in Advertising Awards is that some of the ads are so overwrought that the actual product itself seems dissonant.
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Sketches:
* "Sesame Street Cold Open": Sen. Ted Cruz rolls out his version of ''Series/SesameStreet''.
* "March of the Suitors": A medieval royal court rolls out suitors so its young queen can find a bride.
* "Three Sad Virgins": Pete Davidson and Taylor Swift make a music video lampooning Please Don't Destroy as "three sad virgins".
* "Audacity in Advertising Awards": Jake from State Farm and Flo from Advertising/{{Progressive}} present the year's most offensive ads.
* "Strange Kid Tales": A talk show parody focusing on creepy children.
* "Man Park": A commercial advertising a dog park-like area for men who have trouble socializing.
* "Broadway Benefit": A couple brings their children to see a Broadway performance that turns out to be wildly inappropriate.
* "Pet Store Ad": Music/BoneThugsNHarmony open a store that only sells dog bones.
* "Pastor Announcement": A pastor and his wife announce that they're opening their marriage...to the congregation.
"Weekend Update" segments include Sarah Sherman as herself and Aristotle Athari as the standup comedy robot Laughintosh 3000. Swift performs the ten-minute version of "Music/AllTooWell" as its accompanying short film plays behind her.
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!!Tropes:
* CreepyChild: The premise of "Strange Kid Tales" is children who are sensitive to the occult, and their stories freaking out the hosts.
* DisposableIntern: The ad execs in at the "Audacity in Advertising Awards" are too embarrassed to show their faces so they send their newest intern to take the hit.
* DoggedNiceGuy:
** Kyle Mooney's character in the "March of the Suitors" has previously been friendzoned by the queen, but tries to win her hand anyway.
** Keenan Thompson's character in the pastor sketch really wants to sleep with the pastor and his wife, but they keep shooting him down.
* ThatCameOutWrong: One of the women in "Man Park" muses that it's difficult for men to build relationships, and in that regard, it's harder to be a man...and then immediately backtracks, realizing it comes off as unfortunate.
* WomenAreWiser: "Man Park" presents the girlfriends as down-to-earth but longsuffering, and compares the men to dogs at a dog park.
* WhatWereTheySellingAgain: Part of the humor of the {{parody commercial}}s being "honored" at the Audacity in Advertising Awards is that some of the ads are so overwrought that the actual product itself seems dissonant.
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