
Christian Schneider
Columnist at National Review
Writer at Wasn't That Special: 50 Years of SNL
Columnist, @NRO, Author, @1916theblog. Posts at @zerostarreviews. Virginia Tech, Utah, Marquette. Co-Host, @50YearsOfSNL
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nationalreview.com | Christian Schneider
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wasntthatspecial.com | Christian Schneider
Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -23:28Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Season 47 of Saturday Night Live was defined by overpopulation, inertia, and hints of a creative reset. While it wasn’t a creative renaissance, there were signs of potential - new cast members, fresh writers, and a few flashes of promise - amidst a bloated and often sluggish season.
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nationalreview.com | Christian Schneider
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nationalreview.com | Christian Schneider
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wasntthatspecial.com | Christian Schneider
Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -26:08Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. If you like your comedy sleepy, inconsistent, and oddly celebrity-packed, Season 46 of Saturday Night Live was ready to serve. But if you were hoping for a creative rebound after the shaky COVID lockdown season before it, well… sorry. This was the first season back in Studio 8H after the “At Home” episodes that ended Season 45.
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https://t.co/GIXqm57bZM Important piece on President Trump’s recent EO to combat “criminalization by regulation.” And that dog look awfully familiar.

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