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David Todd McCarty

Is there a known psychological phenomenon, outside of sociopaths, where you want to say something socially awful, so totally out of bounds that it defies good taste, but you don’t? Or is that just being a relatively stable human being?

What if you STILL want to say it because it would be really, really funny, but it STILL might be a little cruel? Still shitty? Goddamn it.

They won’t let us do anything.

#Comedy
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Megan Lynch (she/her)

I've rewatched this 3x already.

This could have been corny, but Ego committed to the bit. And the audience said what the audience said, even if it was censored out.

( The more I think about it, the weirder it is that "shit" has to be censored, but calling people a "bitch" doesn't.)

#Comedy#USpol
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Megan Lynch (she/her)

I'm reallly enjoying seeing Michael Che's reactions to Ego's attempt at standup.

The problem with watching this on the West Coast or on YouTube is that they have time to censor stuff.

The audience answered EXACTLY would I would have answered in reply to this character. You can see the shock on Jost's and Che's faces and I love how Ego responded to it.

youtube.com/watch?v=4_LJASfqkt #Comedy #USpol

YouTubeWeekend Update: Ego Nwodim on the White House Correspondents' Dinner - SNLBy Saturday Night Live
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Astonishingly, some people are still banging the “women aren’t funny” drum. @damemagazine shares sketches from the women of “Saturday Night Live,” from Gilda Radner and Jane Curtin to Cecily Strong as Goober the Clown, talking about abortion.

damemagazine.com/2025/02/14/wh

Dame Magazine - · Who Is Funnier Than the Women of SNL? - Dame MagazineWhen Saturday Night Live first premiered on October 11, 1975, American women were just beginning to effect real change through resistance. Two years earlier, the Supreme Court ruled in Roe v. Wade that we had a constitutional right to abortion. Congress had just outlawed housing and credit discrimination based on sex. However, the scales of
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