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The viral coefficient must be higher for sketches that can be imitated in a few lines. SNL really specialized in this. KITH had a few such (like the Crusher) bu
by tlb 4y ago
The viral coefficient must be higher for sketches that can be imitated in a few lines. SNL really specialized in this. KITH had a few such (like the Crusher) but as you say, most defied summarization.
- ksaj 4y agoThe one they got away with, but is banned on YouTube: Hitler F*ing a Donkey. The phrase is used a LOT in the skit because of course they're trying to explain why they're so frantic. What did they see in the barn? Hitler F*ing a Donkey! I saw Hitler F*ing a Donkey!!! That was a catch phrase for some time after. But it might be lost to history thanks to censorship. I think they left in the Chicken Lady origin story. It's not too different, and does explain why she keeps exploding when she gets excited. They also had a lot of memorable song bits. Like "These are the Daves I know" and some really absurd spoken bits like "30 Helens Agree" that became part of the Canadian vernacular for a while. It's not exactly like the American "bite-sized quote" but held a similar function.
- sillywalk 4y agoThe Hitler F*ing a donkey sketch appears to me ( in Canada). It was part of a bit on 'censored sketches' and what they were allowed to show. There was also another about a cancer kid's (last?) wish and a baseball player