Liam Neeson: Ladies and gentlemen, a big hand and thanks to Modest Mouse. [ audience cheers and applauds ] You’ve been a great audience, I’ve had the time of my life. Thank you, thank you very much.
[ open on interior police station, as a white trash couple enters ]
Potsmoker’s Girl: What are we doing in a police station?
Potsmoker: Relax, everything’s gonna be cool. We have to find the pot that I lost.
Potsmoker’s Girl: You didn’t lose it, you hid it.
Potsmoker: Exactly. I hid it so no one else could find it, but I forgot where I hid it.
Potsmoker’s Girl: So why are we here? Are you gonna file a “missing pot” report?
Potsmoker: I’m not stupid! They would arrest me if I did that. I’m just gonna borrow one of their drug-sniffing dogs so I can find my weed. Observe. [ casually saunters over to the officer on duty ] Good afternoon, Officer. How are you today?
Officer: I’m fine. How may I help you?
Potsmoker: [ turns to give the thumbs-up to his girlfriend ] I’m part of a community outreach program, and this week we’re volunteering to walk your drug-sniffing dogs, especially the ones that sniff pot.
Officer: We’re not interested.
Potsmoker: I thought you might be a little hesitant. But our special this week not only includes walking the dogs, we’re also gonna wash them. So.. if you could bring out one of your dogs, I can get started.
Officer: Our dogs are very well taken care of. And, besides, I’ve never heard of your organization.
Potsmoker’s Girl: Hey, hey, hey.. can I talk to you real quick?
Potsmoker: Chill out, go wait back there. [ she sits ] Okay, I’m gonna levle with ya’ – I’m not part of a community outreach program.
Officer: I had a hunch.
Potsmoker: Okay, here’s the truth. My kid is turning five years old today, and I promised I would bring a drug-sniffing dog to his party.
Officer: I guess I could have an officer stop by the party for a few minutes.
Potsmoker: Nah, that’s not gonna work.
Officer: Why not?
Potsmoker: No offense, but my kid hates cops. You know, the whole Rodney King thing?
Officer: I thought you said he was five?
Potsmoker: I know, but he watches a lot of A&E. He must have seen Bill Kurtis talk about it, and you know kids. So, just, uh, give me the dog, and I’ll have him back to you in no time.
Officer: Maybe we can work something out. Why don’t you give me your name and address —
Potsmoker: [ chuckles ] Nice try.
Potsmoker’s Girl: Hey! We-we’re late, we should get moving.
Potsmoker: One second, baby. [ faces the officer again ] Okay, Officer, here’s the real deal. I’m gonna lay it out in front of ya’, as is. I’m afraid my son is on drugs.
Officer: Your five year old son?
Potsmoker: Makes your heart weep, don’t it? I want to help him, but at his age, I don’t want to get him in trouble with the law. Especially with the way he feels about you pigs already.
Officer: [ sighs ] Well, I can send an officer over there, and we won’t fill out a report on your son, we’ll just dispose of the drugs.
Potsmoker: Okay, that’s not gonna work, either. This time I’m gonna shoot straight with ya’?
Potsmoker’s Girl: Hey, hey, hey, hey! We should really get out of here, and just go buy some more P-O-T!
Officer: [ sighs ] I’m a grown man, and I know what that spells.
Potsmoker: She’s just kidding, Officer. Now, where were we?
Officer: Sir! I’m not giving you a drug-sniffing dog!
Potsmoker: Okay! Here it is. Scout’s honor. You’ve heard of Homeland Security, right?
Officer: No!
Potsmoker: You’ve never heard of —
Officer: I have heard of it, I mean “No!” to your story.
Potsmoker: Check it out, guy – my grandma has glaucoma —
Officer: No!
Potsmoker: I.. misplaced my hemp belt.
Officer: Hmm.. no!
Potsmoker’s Girl: W-we can’t find our Willie Nelson albums?
Potsmoker: Yeah!
Officer: No!
Potsmoker: Oh, come on, man! just be cool, let me borrow the dog!
Officer: No, I’m sorry, I can’t be “cool.”
Potsmoker: Dude! You are bumming me out! [ points to a black officer ] I want to talk to the black cop out there!
Officer: [ sighs ] Officer Quinn. This gentlemen would like to talk to you about borrowing one of our dogs.
Officer Quinn: A drug-sniffing dog.
Officer: One of our drug-sniffing dogs.
Officer Quinn: Why do you want the dog?
Potsmoker: It’s funny you should ask. [ looks at the first officer ] Uh.. do you mind butting out of this?
Officer: Not at all. [ promptly exits ]
Officer Quinn: Mmm-hmm.. oh, you hid it? Okay.. now you can’t find it? Alright. Oh, ’cause I’m black, I’m supposed to be cool? Right, right, right. So you need a dog? You know, I think we got it.
Potsmoker: So, we’re cool?
Officer Quinn: Hell, no, we not cool! Man, you lucky I don’t arrest you!
Potsmoker: For real?
Officer Quinn: [ whispers ] No, not for real. Meet me in the back in five minutes. [ gives thumbs-up ] Now, get out of here!
[ first officer returns ]
Officer Quinn: Man, that guy was crazy.
Officer: Mmm-hmm.
Officer Quinn: [ fakes a yawn ] I’m tired! I think I’m gonna take an early lunch. You know, maybe take Rusty with me. Come on, Rusty! [ exits ]
Officer: I’ll see you later. [ back to business ] Uh, Crystal? Someone has posted your bail, so if you’ll just come over here and sign this for me..
[ dissolve to a smoke-filled room in a trailer, the white trash couple and Officer Quinn lying on the couch listening to Willie Nelson music as a small kid runs circles around them ]
Officer Quinn: Yeah.. oh, hell, Willie, sing it!
Potsmoker: Willie’s the best!
Officer Quinn: Yeah, he sure is. Hey, can you tell oyur kid to take off that Spiderman mask? He’s freaking me out.
(Open with the Wake Up San Diego logo of a big bright sun)
Announcer: You’re watching Wake up San Diego with Joyce Ann Golden and Trevor Green.
(Upbeat jazzy tune plays while Joyce and Trevor dance with great enthusiasm in their talk show studio )
Joyce: Ugh, ugh. Oh, my goodness. Wow. Excellent, excellent. Can we talk about that music. Is that new?
Trevor: It sounded new. I felt I was in one of my favorite jazz clubs. Toby, was that a new new theme.
Toby: Yes, it is new. We’re trying to to shake things up around here.
Joyce: Well that is really great. Who was it Toby – Winston Marseilles or one of the Marseilles brothers?
Trevor: Was that Winston, Toby?
Toby: No, I believe it’s called City Groove.
Joyce: Well it sounded great. I mean really, really great. Didn’t it, Trevor.
Trevor: Yes, it did. Well good morning everybody.
Joyce: It is a good morning. We have a terrific show for you today.
Trevor: I’m Trevor Green.
Joyce: And I’m Joyce Ann Golden and this is Wake up San Diego. Oh, wait a minute.
(Groovy music plays and Trevor and Joyce get up and dance. Joyce dances jumping in one place, Trevor gyrates his hips, makes masks with his fingers, snaps his fingers, Joyce does the robot, Toby looks on smiling)
Joyce: Go ahead, go ahead. Ugh, ugh. Go ahead. I can’t stop, I can’t stop. I got,I got the fever. I can’t stop. I got the fever. Hey, owww. (music stops) Toby, Toby, whoever is on sound today is really really making me move my junk, I just love it!
Trevor: Me too! This sound is fresh! (they sit down) Was that the Spinners, Toby?
Joyce: Or an instrumental of one of the Spinners?
Toby: (a little stressed) I don’t know, but let’s keep the show rolling.
Joyce: Woo! Well all right.
Trevor: What a show we have today, right, Joyce Ann?
Joyce: It sure is, Trevor. You know I’ve been through a lot over the past year with the identity theft and the kidnapping. But that is nothing compared to what our first guest has been through.
Trevor: That’s right, Joyce Ann. Now this man’s story is shocking. Please welcome Darnell Martinez.
(Enters Darnell and vibrant Latin music plays sending Joyce Ann into a frenzy shaking her skirt wildly, Trevor dances too to the Latin beat)
Joyce: Woo! Kikikikikikikiki!! Wooo, yeah. I can’t stop, I can’t stop! (Darnell smiles shyly and when approached by Joyce starts dancing too) Can you stop! I can even stop!(Joyce plays air guitar) Feels realgood! (Toby watches them and smiles, music stops)
Trevor: Whoa, whoa, whoa. Welcome to the show.
Joyce: Welcome, my goodness. That sort of had a Latin vibe. Didn’t you think Trevor?
Trevor: Yes, yes, yes.
Joyce: Toby, was that a Latin groove?
Trevor: Was that Celia Cruz, Toby?
Joyce: It could’ve been Miami Sound Machine. Was that the Machine, Toby?
Toby: Apparently, it’s from a Starbucks mix CD called Caliente Fever. But hey, let’s focus on our guest.
Joyce: Well, aye, aye Captain. (military salute)
Trevor: So, Darnell tell us. You think that was Celia Cruz?
Darnell: (caught off guard) I’m really not sure. I haven’t been listening much these days because of my situation.
Joyce: Darnell, why don’t you tell our audience what you’ve been through.
Darnell: All right well, my house burned down (audience awws) Yeah and the insurance won’t pay for it (audience awws) because my wife set some curling irons on top of some papers towels.
Joyce: You can’t do that.
Trevor: Let’s take a look at the devastation.
(slow soulful music plays)
(picture of the house burning at night; audience awws. Second picture of the already burnt house during the day; audience awws)
Trevor: That’s just terrible.
Joyce: Toby, Toby what’s that music underneath?
(again Joyce and Trevor get up and dance slowly)
Trevor: That is smooth, Toby crank it up. I’m going in, I’m going in. (Trevor inhales and exhales deeply while doing yoga like moves and meditating, Darnells looks confused)
Joyce: Go in. Go into the inner you. Oh, oh.
Trevor: Oh, yes. Oh yes.
(Joyce makes a snake dance and gets close to Darnell standing on one leg brushes his face with her hair. Music stops.)
Joyce: Woo! Who was that? Spiro Gyra, Toby?
Trevor: Or a young band with a Spiro Gyra vibe?
Toby: (Feeling aggravated) Do you really want me to find out? Is it that important to you?
Joyce: So Darnell. Your wife died in the fire, right?
Darnell: No she’s fine. You just refused to fly her out here.
Joyce: Did we, Toby? (Toby nods yes, embarrassed) All right, you know what Darnell? We have something for you.
Darnell: (getting excited) Oh, no! Don’t tell me this. I knew when you asked me on the show something good would happen. (emotional) I might cry.
Joyce: Well don’t you cry because I might ugly cry. Come on.
Trevor: Come on here Darnell. (All three get up and walk over to a podium with a gift wrapped box on top of it) See this box? In it are the keys (beat) to your happiness.
Darnell: Oh, my God! Did you get me a house?
Trevor: No, something better. (Reveals a CD with Joyce and Trevor on the cover smiling)
Joyce: OHHH!!
Trevor: A Wake up San Diego CD sampler with all the great music used on the show, today!!
Joyce: Oww!!Check that out! Well Darnell’s face says it all!
Trevor: We’ll be right back after this!
(City groove plays, Joyce and Trevor dance and Darnell holds up the cd confused and looking around the studio for help)
President George W. Bush…..Will Forte John Kerry…..Seth Meyers Theresa Heintz-Kerry…..Maya Rudolph Al Gore…..Darrell Hammond
[ open on exterior, White House ]
[ dissolve to interior, Oval Office, President George W. Bush at his desk ]
Intercom: Mr. President? You’ve got a phone call from Sen. Kerry.
President George W. Bush: Thanks, Ashley. [ picks up phone ] Hello there, John.
[ split-screen ]
John Kerry: Hello, George! I just wanted to call and congratulate the man who ran the most ruthlessly efficient campaign in the history of the nation.
President George W. Bush: Well, thank you. I’ll tell Karl Rove. [ chuckles ]
John Kerry: I was talking about you, George. So, how’s everything else?
President George W. Bush: Well, you know.. I don’t know. I got so much work to do. I’ve got to clean up the mess left by the previous administration.
John Kerry: Well, in that respect, I don’t envy you, George!
President George W. Bush: Yeah, well, tell me about it, you know. I don’t know if you’ve been paying attention, but the economy is in shambles. You know, we haven’t caught Osama bin Laden because we outsourced the job to those.. those crazy Moo-lahs and – heck! Don’t get me started on Iraq. You know that’s just.. that’s just a nightmare. What about you? What are you up to?
John Kerry: [ sips a frozen mixed drink, as a waiter delivers a second ] Not much of anything. Just hanging out, really. Recovering. Pretty boring stuff.
President George W. Bush: That sounds, uh.. awesome
John Kerry: Well, I have to be honest – it was rough at first. But then my accountant told me how much money I would save under your administration. It was hard not to feel like a winner. Plus, my wife has citizenship in, like, eight countries, so, if this joint goes down, I’ve got plenty of outs! [ Theresa Heintz-Kerry nudges John ] Oh, wait, hold on, she wants to talk to you.
Theresa Heintz-Kerry: Whoooooo!! Congratulations, George! I knew you could do it! Listen, tell Laura I said Hello. Hug her awkwardly for me, okay? [ blows a kiss ]
President George W. Bush: Will do.
John Kerry: [ back on the phone with Bush ] Oh, isn’t she great? To think that I married her for her money and I got so much more – houses.. cars.. an ostrich ranch; it’s fantastic!
President George W. Bush: Wow, John, you know, I’ve never heard you sound so relaxed and easygoing.
John Kerry: Curse of the Democrats, George. We save likeable and charming for the concession speech. When it counts – stiff, cold and wooden. When the campaign’s over, we’re the life of the party!
Voice: Whoo-hoo-hooooo!!!!
[ Al Gore sits ]
Al Gore: Well, well, well. John, I have the shuffleboard court reserved for 4:30.
John Kerry: I’ll be there in a few minutes, Al.
Al Gore: Well, come quick, there’s a lot of great games. Tipper and I just won a limbo contest by a decisive margin. Who are you talking to?
John Kerry: George. He says he’s swamped at work.
Al Gore: Let me talk to him. [ takes the phone ] Congratulations, George.
President George W. Bush: Thanks, Al! And I actually won this one, you know! It feels, uh, weird, you know?
Al Gore: I just want to thank you again for what you did to me four years ago. Losing to you was the best thing that ever happened to me. I mean, I keep telling John now’s the time to grow a beard, hang out with Ben Affleck, and start yelling a lot! People really seem to respond to that.
President George W. Bush: Well, uh.. you know, it sure sounds like you’re having fun.
Al Gore: Well, like I always says: “Do do do do do – I’m loving it!” [ chuckles ]
President George W. Bush: Alright. Al, Al, Al, Al.. could you put John back on the phone, please?
Al Gore: Oh, snippy. [ returns the phone to John ]
John Kerry: [ laughing ] Oh, I love that goofball! Come on, George, I’m sure you and your friends are having fun, too.
President George W. Bush: You know, that’s the thing. All my friends are leaving. You know: Ashcroft; Don Evans; Rumsfeld’s gonna go; Colin Powell cleared out his office, like, two years ago, you know? That guy is gone. You know that feeling you had in college, when all your friends were gradge-e-ating, but you still had, like, two more semesters of math requirements? It’s like that.
John Kerry: Well, I’m sure you’re gonna find some good people.
President George W. Bush: Yeah. I’m sure I will. Everything’s gonna be fine.. I guess.
John Kerry: Well, that’s the spirit!
[ John pauses to take a sip from his frozen drink, as Bush waits patiently ]
President George W. Bush: Switch with me!
John Kerry: I’m sorry, w-what?
President George W. Bush: Switch with me. Please! You know, I can find more votes for you in Ohio. [ chuckles ] Trust me – I know where to look!
John Kerry: No, no, I don’t think that’s a good idea, George.
President George W. Bush: Oh, it can work, John. You know? It worked in “The Parent Trap.”
John Kerry: They were twins, George.
President George W. Bush: But what am I gonna do?
John Kerry: George, this is a very important time in our country. People need you to lead them.
President George W. Bush: I guess you’re right, John. You know? It’s time to be decisive. Now, this may not be the popular thing to say, but I’m gonna say it. [ hangs up his phone ] “Live, from New York, it’s Saturday Night!”
Saturday Night Live Transcripts Season 30: Episode 5 ]]>
Air Date: Host: Musical Guest: Special Guests: Cameos: Bit Players:
November 13th, 2004 Liam Neeson Modest Mouse None None John Lutz Jason Sudeikis JB Smoove Kerry Calls BushSummary: After losing the presidential election, John Kerry (Seth Meyers) calls to congratulate George W. Bush (Will Forte) on his victory. A dismayed Bush wishes they could change places. Recurring Characters: George W. Bush, John Kerry, Theresa Heintz-Kerry, Al Gore. Transcript
Montage
Liam Neeson’s MonologueSummary: Liam Neeson counters the usual SNL ethnic stereotypes by not allowing them on the show. Bio: Liam Neeson (1952-). Actor; minored in Drama while pursuing a teaching degree in England; films include “The Dead Pool” (1988), “Schindler’s List” (1993), “Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace” (1999), “Gangs of New York” (2002), “Kinsey” (2004). Recurring Characters: Billy Smith. Transcript
Star Jones’ Wedding NightSummary: Crazy antics take place the night before Star Jones’ (Kenan Thompson) wedding. Recurring Characters: Star Jones, Al Reynolds, Barbara Walters, Sean Connery, Liza Minnelli. Note: Even though Darrell Hammond is still in the cast, Liam Neeson curiously plays the part of Sean Connery.
You Call This A House, Do Ya?Summary: “Buildin'” Finn McQuinn (Seth Meyers) and the home repair crew give an Irish home makeover. Transcript
Dr. Porkenheimer’s Boner JuiceSummary: The juice that can keep men sexually-active for up to four hours. Note: Rob Riggle’s erection under the sheets is edited out of the rebroadcasts. Note: Repeat from 04a.
Jasper the ParrotSummary: After a night out, Phoebe (Rachel Dratch) brings her date (Liam Neeson) home to meet her giant parrot, Jasper (Fred Armisen). Recurring Characters: Phoebe. Transcript
Wake Up San DiegoSummary: Joyce Ann Golden (Maya Rudolph) and Trevor Green (Liam Neeson) waste time by repeatedly dancing to the morning show’s theme music. Transcript
Modest Mouse performs “Float On”Bio: Indie rock trio; formed in 1993 by vocalist/guitarist Isaac Brock, bassist Eric Judy, and drummer Jeremiah Green; got its unusual name from an obscure reference to the American middle class. Lyrics
Weekend Update with Tina Fey & Amy PoehlerSummary: John Ashcroft (Darrell Hammond) comments on his resignation from the Bush cabinet. College student Doug Stradley (Seth Meyers) makes a late comments on the election. Deaf comic Richie B. (Fred Armisen) insults his interpretor, Marcus (Kenan Thompson), by telling black jokes. Recurring Characters: John Ashcroft, Richie B, Marcus. Transcript
Appalachian Emergency RoomSummary: More hillbilly hijinks at the Appalachian Emergency Room. Recurring Characters: Receptionist, Percy Bo Dance, Netti Bo Dance, Willie Tater, Mrs. Denmont, Jake Denmont, Tyler.
Drug-Sniffing DogSummary: After misplacing their stash, a pot-loving couple (Liam Neeson, Amy Poehler) ask a policeman (Chris Parnell) if they can borrow one of their drug-sniffing dogs. Transcript
Dress Rehearsal Cuts TV FunhouseSummary: In Rob Smigel’s cartoon, President Bush invents a de-gaying machine, which he haphazardly demonstrates on celebrities. Note: This cartoon will later air in the episode hosted by Luke Wilson.
Bear CitySummary: In high school, a boy bear’s friends embarrass him in front of a group of girl bears.
The David Mack Wilson ShowSummary: Ten-year old David Mack Wilson (Rachel Dratch) interviews actor Liam Neeson.
Bear CitySummary: Frustration culminates when a bear tries to get cigarettes from a gas station. Note: This short film will air in the episode hosted by Paris Hilton.
Chinese RestaurantSummary: A couple (Chris Parnell, Amy Poehler) dining at a Chinese restaurant are flummoxed when they see their waiters’ (Horatio Sanz, Liam Neeson) ying-yangs sticking out.
WheelchairSummary: In a short film, a man (Scott Wainio) in a wheelchair feels sorry for himself.
PapaSummary: Papa (Liam Neeson) destroys expensive items every time he sits on them.
Glenda Goodwin: Does Halloween scare you? Do trick-or-treaters give you the heebie-jeebies? Are you afraid to attend your office Halloween party for fear that your co-workers will be dressed at evil skeletons, and it will freak you out?
Hi, I’m Glenda Goodwin. Halloween costumes scare the crap out of me. That’s why at Goodwin Wig & Toy, you can get non-ooogly-gooogly costumes, that will make you very happy. Not like you want to poop your drawers. Like…[pictures of various costumes appear] businessman … carrot … giant sunglasses … disco rollerskater … hot dog [picture of hot dog man eating hot dog]. Ahh! Get that picture out of there. That hot dog is scary. Who told that hot dog to eat a baby hot dog? Ooh, that made me feel weird. Damn it!
At Goodwin Wig & Toy, you’ll find everything you need to keep the nightmares away. But just in case you were wondering, here are some of the horrors NOT available at Goodwin Wig & Toy. Like…[pictures of various costumes appear] hobgoblins … freakzoids … goonies … devil squirrel … Tommy Chong … funny nomcrils … and baby Dracula.
Oh, no way Jose. Those pictures just gave me chicken skin. Did you see that baby Dracula? Nu-uh, you get the hell away baby Dracula. I will hit you with a shovel. I will say it again, I do not care for Halloween. So, do you want to be a scary freak this Halloween, or a nice person? It’s your choice. But I’ll tell you one thing, if you come to my house dressed like a zombie wolf, you’ll be leaving empty handed. Except for the ice pack you’ll be holding against your nuts. Oh, ill get it.
[gorilla is at the door, screaming]
Oh, hi. Oh no! [Glenda kicks gorilla in the nuts] You should have gone to Goodwin Wig & Toy.
Announcer: Goodwin Wig & Toy, located at 455 South Cesar Chavez Way.
Chubb Hotty…..Horatio Sanz DJ Sugar Shock…..Kenan Thompson Norah Jones…..Kate Winslet
(Logo Rap Night with Chubb Hotty appears on screenwritten in graffiti, cut to DJ Sugar Shock standing infront of panel with sound levels, turntables and amicrophone, plays heavy rap beat)
DJ Sugar Shock: Yo´, Yo´, This is DJ Sugar Shocksaying its time for Rap Night with your host thebiggest, fattest, dopest rapper in the world, ChubbHotty!! Holla!
(Curtains go up revealing fat as hell rapper ChubbHotty with mic on hand. Starts rapping and his songappears on captions at the bottom of the screen)
Chubb Hotty: Yo´, yo´, yo´, I am Chubb Hotty fattestrapper around and I´ve tasted all the yummy ladies inthis whole damn town, I´ve been a playa ass pimp fromthe beginning of time, I ate a batch of Tortellini offyour mother´s behind, cause I´m fat, funky and superslick, I clean my nuts with a sponge tied to the endof a stick, Yeah!!! (Song ends, crowd cheers)What´s upeverybody!! Wooo!! Welcome to the show everybody. TheRed Sox won the World Series(cheers and boos) Yeah,yeah speaking of Red Sox’s, I wear a special kind ofsocks to keep my circulation going so my feet don´tturn black and fall off. (confused look from DJ SugarShock)All right, let´s get this mother starteeeeed!!!
(DJ spins the turntables, plays funky beat and Chubbwalks over and sits in big ass sofa, has troublesitting in it)
Chubb Hotty: Ohhhh, ahhh, ufff, so DJ Sugar Shock whatdid you do this weekend, man?
DJ Sugar Shock: Oh, you know I took the kids to a carshow. What you do?
Chubb Hotty: I filled my hot tub of Chef Boyardee andI had an orgy in it.(stunned look from DJ)OK, now itstime for my new dope segment “What´s the weirdestthing you ever ate?”
(DJ plays pleasant game show tune and sings “What´sthe weirdest thing you ever ate”, cute smile)
Chubb Hotty: Oh, I´ll go first. Ummm, one time I putsome bleu cheese on a old futon and I ate it. Whatabout you Sugar Shock?
DJ Sugar Shock: Bleu cheese and a futon? I was gonnasay frog legs, man. But you win,you always win.
Chubb Hotty: Oh man, that was fun. My first guesttonight is one of my favorite artists. She sure ispretty and I think she weighs as same as my kneecap.She´s here to perform our duet. “Don´t know why, toget up off me” remix. Everybody, please welcome thelovely Norah Jones!
(Norah sits at the piano, plays and sings with Chubbjoining in rapping in between verses of Norah´s hitsong. Chubb stands next to the piano)
Norah Jones: I waited till I saw the sun….
Chubb Hotty: Yeah, yeah….
Norah Jones: Don´t know why I didn´t call….
Chubb Hotty: I don´t know either….
Norah Jones: I left you by the house of fun….
Chubb Hotty: Wasn´t fun for me….
Norah Jones: Don´t know why I didn´t come by….
Chubb Hotty: Yeah, yeah I don´t know why you didn´tcome by either, I figured you forgot we had a date soI ordered a pie, pizza that is, big as a trampolinemore cheese and sausages on that that the factory atJimmy Dean´s….
Norah Jones: My heart is drenched on wine….
Chubb Hotty: Yeah, yeah, my heart is drenched inCrisco, had a triple by-pass back in San Francisco….
Norah Jones: You´ll be on my mind….forever….
Chubb Hotty: Yeah, yeah you´ll be on my mind toounless I see a Wendy´s or a Chicken Cuckaroo….
Norah Jones: Don´t know why I didn´t come now….
Chubb Hotty: Yeah, yeah….
Norah Jones: Don´t know why, I didn´t come.(Song ends)
Chubb Hotty: WOOO!! JEAH! I CAN´T SEE MY OWNDONG!!PEACE!!! Give me some love, sweetheart!
(Chubb wants to high five Norah and falls on the pianocrushing it. Sound of discordant piano keys, Chubb hastrouble getting up, gets up and walks back to big asssofa a little embarrassed. Norah sits on chair besidehim)
Chubb Hotty: Sorry about your piano.
Norah Jones: Yeah, it´s a…no problem.
DJ Sugar Shock: Man, Chubb that´s like the 3rd pianoyou broke this week!
Chubb Hotty: Well, that was a good nice song. Thanksfor being with us today, Norah.
Norah Jones: Yes, thanks for having me. Last time Isaw you was at that incident at the Olive Garden.
Chubb Hotty: Ummm, they lied to me. “All you can eat”What a load of bull. Wasn´t that bull, Sugar Shock?
DJ Sugar Shock: Chubb, you was eating the plants, man.They ran out of food and you started eating theplants. Like a dinosaur.
Chubb Hotty: I´m just glad no one got hurt.
Norah Jones: Chubb, they had to shoot you with anelephant tranquilizer and cut a hole on the wall toget you out of there.
Chubb Hotty: Que sera ,sera. Ok, now it´s time for meand Norah to do another song. You ready, girl?
Norah Jones: You destroyed my piano.
Chubb Hotty: You only brought one with you? You knowthat you´re doing this show, right? All right then,how about I just do my own joint? I called this”Bustin´rhymes and busting zipphaaass” Deejay!
(DJ plays rap beat, Chubb dances around and raps)
Chubb Hotty: You think you know who i am cause Iweight 800 pounds, I make make to your girlfriend andshe´s still making sounds, you think your weak rhymesmake me broken hearted, I eat so much nasty food thatmy kidneys are farting….(PPPPPPFFFFTTTTTT!! Horriblefart)
DJ Sugar Shock: Oh, Lord Chubb!, the smell is comingthrough the P.A. (fart continues)
Norah Jones: Smells like pepper spray and oldbroccoli!
Chubb Hotty: Yeah, yeah, (cracks up a little bit)Youall better get out of the studio! For your own safety.(Norah leaves disgusted)That´s all the time we haveleft. This is Chubby Hotty saying join me next timewhen my guests will be 500 hot dogs. Stay tuned forthe Tony Dans Show!
(Logo of Rap Night with Chubby Hatty appears on screenagain)
Tom Brokaw…..Chris Parnell Osama Bin Laden…..Seth Myers Voice of Translator…..Jim Downey
[ NBC Special Report graphic ]
Announcer: This is an NBC Special Report. Here’s Tom Brokaw.
[ Dissolve to Tom Brokaw ]
Tom Brokaw: Good evening. The much-anticipated October surprise of this 2004 election may finally have materialized. Yesterday, a new videotape of Osama Bin Laden, in which the al-Qaeda leader continues his attacks on the United States and even addresses the upcoming Presidential election, appeared on Arab televison. Here now, in its unedited form and with a translation provided by the State Department, is that tape.
[ Dissolve to Osama Bin Laden. On the upper left hand corner of the screen is a caption that reads “Voice of translator”. At the bottom of the screen appears translated text.]
Voice of translator: “Hello. I am Osama Bin Laden. And Allah be praised, this is my message to the American people. In a few days, you will hold your election to choose between the ignorant cowboy Bush and the gigolo Kerry. Over the last several months, I have been approached repeatedly by representatives of both candidates, who would ask me if I would please endorse their opponents. But I have refused to do this. First, because frankly, I find this request sort of insulting, which it really is, if you think about it. Especially coming from Bush, who has not shown the least bit of interest in me since he invaded Iraq. And also, because to me, voting is a private matter, and one which I take very seriously.
For a time, I feared that I would not be eligible to vote in this election. But recently, praise Allah, I was tracked down by two volunteers from the Kerry campaign. They signed me up, and apparently, I am now registered in Cincinnati. Since then, I’ve tried hard to follow the campaign, and to study both the candidates, and the issues. This has often been frustrating, as I am constantly moving from cave to cave here in the mountains of Northwest Pakistan, and thus have very little contact with the outside world. The only person I see regularlyis Michael Moore. And frankly, I am not sure I can believe half of what he tells me.
So, I am not as well-informed a voter as I would like. But, that having been said, here are my thoughts on the election so far. First of all, I must say, I have been very disappointed with the negative tone of the campaign. It would be nice if, just once, the candidates would stop attacking each other, and instead talk about the issues.
What issues? Well, for one thing, living as I do, like a hunted animal, moving from one cave to another, never staying two nights in the same place, and all that time, needing regular dialysis for a kidney ailment, has really brought home to me the importance of quality health care. Kerry at least has a health care plan, but my question is, “how is he going to pay for it?”, especially after my organization acheives its goal of destroying the US economy.
Next, there’s the issue of Social Security. The baby boomer generation is about to retire, and what happens then? But unfortunately, neither candidate seems willing to talk about Social Security. That, and the use of Christian and Muslim babies’ blood by the Jews in their rituals, are the two great un-discussed issues of this election.
Then there’s the issue of stem-cell research. Here, I admit, I don’t know quite what to think. But it’s important to make an informed decision, because, after all, we are talking about human life here.
I guess I’d like to get information on the subject, which is not easy, since again, I live in a cave. On the whole, if you ask my opinion, I don’t see much difference between the two candidates, although, and I will probably get in trouble for saying this, I cannot stand Teresa Heinz Kerry. She is just awful. Just awful. Our religion forbids us to strike a woman although, I admit, I do it all the time, and I know I shouldn’t. But if she were my wife, as Allah is my witness, I would not stop beating her.
So, where does that leave me? Like many of you, undecided, and wondering how, in a country as large as America, this is the choice we were left with. But to be fair, the wicked people of America have no one to blame but themselves. You invade our countries and steal our resources. You are indifferent to our poverty and our customs. You export your own perverted culture, like your degrading reality shows, and, far worse, your lip-synching pop stars. What a disgrace! It’s one thing for a J.Lo to use a guide track, the woman does full choreography. But a girl who doesn’t even dance? On a Live”…broadcast? Where have your standards gone? Then she blames acid reflux. I’m sorry. That is just evil.
So, whomever you elect, consider your lost values. That is the biggerpicture–to restore the meaning of the words, “Land of the Free”, “All Men Are Created Equal,” and especially…”Live from New York, it’s Saturday Night!!!”
Saturday Night Live Transcripts Season 30: Episode 4 ]]>
Air Date: Host: Musical Guest: Special Guests: Cameos:
October 30th, 2004 Kate Winslet Eminem None Johnny Damon Proof NBC Special ReportSummary: Osama bin Laden (Seth Meyers) delivers a videotaped message about the U.S. Election and Ashlee Simpson’s appearance on last week’s episode of “Saturday Night Live.” Recurring Characters: Tom Brokaw, Osama bin Laden. Transcript
Montage
Kate Winslet’s MonologueSummary: Following last week’s Ashlee Simpson debacle, Kate Winslet sings and dances in order to prove that the show really is live. Bio: Kate Winslet (1975-). Actress; often prefers to play “devilish damsels” on film rather than traditional starlet roles; films include “Titanic” (1997) and “Finding Neverland” (2004).
Mrs. Dr. FrankensteinSummary: Mrs. Dr. Frankenstein (Kate Winslet) builds her perfect man (Fred Armisen), who turns out to be a gay monster. Recurring Characters: Frankenstein.
TV FunhouseSummary: Rob Smigel cartoon pokes fun of John McCain, who can’t bring himself to deliver a Bush campaign support speech.
Clinton’s EndorsementSummary: While helping out on his campaign, Bill Clinton (Darrell Hammond) receives greater praise than John Kerry (Seth Meyers). Recurring Characters: John Kerry, Bruce Springsteen, Clarence Clemons, Teresa Heinz Kerry, Bill Clinton.
Weekend Update with Tina Fey & Amy PoehlerSummary: Seth Meyers and Johnny Damon are thrilled by the Red Sox’s World Series win. Will Forte belches out his favorite Halloween songs. After becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States, Diego (Fred Armisen) explores Democracy Plaza. Elton John (Horatio Sanz) comments on Ashlee Simpson’s lip-synching debacle. Recurring Characters: Elton John. Bio: Johnny Damon (1973-). Athlete; outfielder for the Boston Red Sox, 2002-05.
Kaitlin At The MallSummary: Kaitlin (Amy Poehler) begs her older cousin (Kate Winslet) to pierce her ears. Recurring Characters: Kaitlin, Rick.
Eminem with Proof performs “Just Lose It”Bio: Proof (1973-2006). Rapper; appeared with Eminem in the film “8 Mile” (2002); shot to death outside a Detroit club after killing a military veteran.
Election Map ColorsSummary: Prior to reporting election coverage, Tim Russert (Darrell Hammond) and Tom Brokaw (Chris Parnell) try to pick a neutral color to represent the uncounted states. Recurring Characters: Tim Russert, Tom Brokaw.
Dress Rehearsal Cuts Halloween InterventionSummary: Friends gather round at a Halloween party to helptheir heavy-drinking friend (Chris Parnell).
Fight Back with Victor RamosSummary: Victor Ramos (Horatio Sanz) shows a Chicago Transit Authority employee (Kate Winslet) the proper way to fight terrorism. Note: This sketch will eventually air in next season’s episode hosted by Dane Cook.
DivorceSummary: Parents (Chris Parnell, Kate Winslet) struggle to find a way to break the news of their impending divorce to their children (Rachel Dratch, Amy Poehler, Will Forte).
Mexican FiestaSummary: Pitchman (Fred Armisen) promotes a Mexican spice that turns taco eaters into offensive Mexican stereotypes.
Its HappeningsSummary: Terrye Funck (Chris Parnell) hosts his cable access show from a low-rent buffet. Recurring Characters: Terry Funcke.
John Kerry AdSummary: Women are eager to vote for John Kerry (Seth Meyers). Recurring Characters: John Kerry.
Restraining OrderSummary: In a short film, a man (Scott Wainio) has a restraining order placed on him.
Bear CitySummary: Frustration culminates when a bear tries to get cigarettes from a gas station. Note: This short film will air in the episode hosted by Paris Hilton.
Bear CitySummary: In high school, a boy bear’s friends embarrass him in front of a group of girl bears.