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‘SNL’ staggers blindly F-word

September 27th, 2009, 8:10 pm · 4 Comments · posted by Jayson Peters

It’s no plucking chicken, but Saturday Night Live raised a few eyebrows this week when a new cast member made the mother of all mistakes.

A lame sketch about a biker babe talk show involving repeated use of the not-so-bad F-word rhyming with “peeking” tripped up newcomer Jenny Slate, who uttered the dreaded very-very-bad F-word rhyming with “plucking.” The slip-up happened well after prime time, fortunately for the latter-day Not-Ready-For-Prime-Time Players — so the repercussions, if any, should be minimal. Heck, the venerable variety show should be grateful for the simple fact that people are, for the moment, talking about it again … now that they don’t have Sarah Palin to kick around anymore.

The season premiere, hosted by Transformers hottie Megan Fox, did veer into sci-fi territory with a sketch featuring her old friends Optimus Prime and Bumblebee. Sort of.

4 Comments

  • That Optimus Prime and Bumblebee sketch was superlame. They could have done something so much better with a Transformers theme. That whole show had a lame factor of 10.

  • It was kind of a waste of BAG, wasn’t it?

  • toast says:

    SNL is still on the air? I thought John Belushi died?

    Do you know if F-word made it here? I would guess that in the not-so-live West Coast feed it would have been sanitized, sending us to the Youtube for the unrated version.

    Luckily we have the San Diego news anchor’s instantly infamous “Keep F-ing that chicken” remark, so East Coast has nothing on us.

  • Yeah, NBC says it replaced it with the common substitution for the West Coast feed.

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