Fun Fact: Noah Baumbach Helped Write An SNL Sketch • Whatevs.org uncovers the secret behind the short film at the end of this week's SNL credited to "Fred, Bill, and Noah," with pictures that prove that "Noah" is Kicking And Screaming and The Squid And The Whale writer/director Noah Baumbach. I'm already nostalgic for his next SNL short.
Posted at 5:30 PM in Cameos, Sketch Comedy
Tags: Noa Baumbach | Paul Rudd | Saturday Night Live
I know that there is still some confusion about how The Hunt works, as evidenced by numerous comments each week, and I suppose that I am doomed to keep explaining the rules, ))<>((, since we will inevitably have new readers...
MORE »
The Challenge: I had to go on a 3.5 hour bus tour of totally random TV and film locations in New York City. Alone, and wearing a specific ridiculous tshirt. And I had to find someone to take my picture...
MORE »
WHAT was THAT? Going into Transformers 2 this weekend, I had every expectation that it was going to be loud, stupid, and very very long. But for the first 30 minutes or so, I was on board. Sure, it was...
MORE »
The little boy asked his mother if she would take him downtown where they were filming a scene for Cameron Diaz's new movie, The Cougar Trap, and she told him that she would if he finished his homework, and wouldn't...
MORE »
Hey so speaking of Mr. Baumbach. Why is he so down on Highball? I think it's one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. And I've seen 5 movies! I stole that joke from Gabe. Anyway...does anyone know why he hates it so much? Sure the production was bad, but it's still better than a lot of movies I've seen with twice the budget. Did anyone else like it? Am I the only one?
Score = 0
Is there any way I can find that sketch online? I saw the opening (they're in a coffee shop, right?) and then had to leave. I don't really know what the premise was so I don't know what to search for.
Score = 0
I think I've watched Kicking & Screaming like 3 billion times and it never gets old.
"Are you wearing pajamas?" "No!.........yes"
Score = 0