Jimmy’s mostly-silent band member from the first installment has now taken over Horatio’s place as the main band member and is given the same type of dialogue that Horatio had, and Darrell has been added as a new mostly-silent band member who’s basically doing what Jimmy did in the first installment. After playing the main band member in the first installment of this sketch, Horatio is mysteriously absent in tonight’s installment. I liked the first installment of this Antonio Banderas sketch enough, but can tell it will not hold up as a recurring sketch. Unfortunately, unlike the preceding Celine Dion sketch, this does turn out to be the return of a one-note talk show sketch. While this sketch is basically repeating the same joke from the Celine Dion Show sketches, it’s coming off more fun in this different setting. Interesting that Jennifer is playing Jewel, just one episode after Jewel herself was a musical guest on SNL. His imitation of Michael Stipe’s dancing is particularly funny. Here’s our weekly spot-on Jimmy Fallon impression. I got nervous at first, thinking this was going to be another installment of the one-note Celine Dion Show talk show sketches, before remembering that this is a duets album sketch. MORE DUETS THAT PROVE THAT I AM THE BEST SINGER IN THE WORLDĬeline Dion’s (ANG) duets album proves she’s the best singer in the world Some interesting names I caught in the rapidly-scrolling list were Jane Doe, Dolly Parton, Tawny Kittain, and Balinda Carlise. Great ending with a rapidly-scrolling list of all the ladies Leon made love to this year. Funny story from Leon about how he once shot his brother with a gun during one Thanksgiving dinner. Interesting turn with Leon actually showing emotions and getting teary-eyed when telling a caller about how important family is during Thanksgiving. Funny bit with Leon Phelps mentioning his “Skanksgiving Dinner” event. Leon gives inappropriate advice & plugs Skanksgiving Day I typically don’t care for musical numbers in monologues, but this one is fairly charming enough. Pretty funny visual of Jennifer holding the killer’s hook hand while he apologizes sincerely to her. Funny reveal of the co-star who Jennifer Love Hewitt says she’s feuding with turning out to be the killer from the I Know What You Did Last Summer movies. Nice touch with the SNL Band in the background wearing pilgrim outfits, due to this episode being near Thanksgiving.

Host & Ben Willis (Muse Watson) sing “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart” A disgusting but funny part with Tripp being heard on the toilet during her and Lewinksy’s phone conversation. I like the bit with Tripp and Lewinsky lying to each other about what they’re eating. I love Parnell on the other phone line as a desperate Kenneth Starr. A John Goodman cameo for the second consecutive episode, and for the third overall episode this season so far. Monica Lewinsky (MOS) & Linda Tripp (John Goodman) gab on phone & pig out Segments are rated on a scale of 1-5 stars

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