Farewell Mr. Bunting - SNL
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2016
- Mr. Bunting's (Fred Armisen) students (Beck Bennett, Kyle Mooney, Jay Pharoah, Jon Rudnitsky, Pete Davidson) won't take his firing sitting down. [Season 41, 2016]
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I love it when an SNL sketch is super serious because you have NO idea where it's going
It's from the dead poets society
spencer duh
@@spencer5438 oh yeaaa, I knew there was a reference but forgot where it was from
Taylor Lemoine Lorne, the producers at SNL, and the host for the week decide what scripts become full sketches based on what they liked from the table reads, so even though Che and Jost are the head writers that doesn’t mean that they’re the only ones who are deciding what goes on the show. So if you’re gonna call out Che and Jost then you might as well be mad at everyone involved in making the sketches.
I highly recommend Mid Day News if you like sketches that start out serious. Probably my favorite SNL sketch of all time.
I’d give anything to watch this again for the first time
Same. I couldn't stop laughing!! I've truly haven't laughed that hard in a long time.
Definitely
Omg I just did and literally woke up my sister in the other room cause I laughed so hard.
Right? I have never laughed that hard in my entire life
You make me want to be a better Maain
Damn, that escalated from "Dead Poet Society" to "Final Destination" really fast!
If this was a Final Destination death, the whole audience would be on the floor laughing.
You said it yourself , "Dead" Poet Society. lol
well it is "dead" poets society
Final Destination is my Favorite Film Franchise
hahahah! indeed it did!
My favourite part is the line “Poems are from a hundred years ago. They were written by a bunch of dead men to punish children.”
I thought the part where he was decapitated was pretty funny…
feels like it was actually written by some of my 15-year-old classmates
Poems in general are for women and homosexuals. 🤣🤣🤣 SO much good stuff before they even get to the beheading!!! 😂😂😂
I mean the movie did take place in the 50s and keating was a student in the 20s so makes sense
So is maths nd other history stuffs
Advice for people who haven't watched this: DO NOT skip ahead
Why the fuck would someone skip ahead in a comedy sketch
More like do not skip *a head*
@@logandh2 Bc certain parts may be uneventful.
Ricki T If you miss the setup for a punchline then there is no joke. That’s something a child understands, it requires no explanation. Now people may have the ability to be breathtakingly stupid but I don’t think anyone can be that dumb. Unless of course you yourself skipped ahead because you have the attention span of a fucking fruit fly and ruined the punchline for yourself, hence why you made this comment in the first place.
wow geez you guys are attacking the op hard for this one chill lol
Can we all just agree that Bobby did an outstanding job playing the principal...
Very excellent.
Yes
His performance basically sells the entire thing
Bobby is Very much missed in actual cast
A bald head can make anyone look terrifying...
We were in my AP Lit class. We had just finished Dead Poet’s Society. We were all really bummed. There were 4 minutes left in class. Our teacher said “Wait a minute, guys. I have something to cheer you up.”
This.
well did it cheer you up?
On a side note that movie is so queercoded its not even funny Neil and Todd are precious and must be protected
@@notfamedtvpersonalitydrphil It was an incredible way to end class
Literally me lol I also watched dps for a class and stumbled across this when the movie was over, defo cheered me up 😂
Great teacher
You watched a movie in "AP Literature", and you ended your post with a cliche. That's interesting.
The worst part of this sketch is that you'll never see it for the first time again.
Now I have a deathly fear of fans😌
bobby nodding his head in agreement when he said "the arts in general are for women and homosexuals" definitely had me cracking up before the big twist
I loved that part
I wonder if that was also meant as a bait-and-switch for where the skit was going.
The big twist is great, but I lose it at the textbook passages. I can't believe the audience gave no reaction to that. It's such a great, over-the-top movie cliche.
I actually thought he nodded in agreement like "Ok, leave now" for the other teacher. But yeah double-meaning stuff are cool!😁😁
It really is funny that most of the revered writers and artists in The Canon™ are men, given how many people genuinely think this sort of thing.
this is the most hysterical crowd reaction ever: scream, fear, laugh, yell, shock, uncontrollable laughter, hysteria...Lolz.
well played snl, well played
To be fair, most of the screaming is coming from the video.
Yeah, only the chilli pepper scene from Dumb and dumber comes close.
that was my exact reaction- I still scream even though I've seen it 100x
I never noticed it, but now that I have I agree. This was awesome, and made you feel like you were apart of it. lol
I love how everyone was trying to process what just happened.
I love how Beck is just standing there looking like his soul has died lol.
The look he gives Mr. Bunting - "I can see why they fired you, asshole. And now I have PTSD but the principal won't let me feel any emotions."
Beck the singer?
@@frankjamesbonarrigo7162 no dude.. Beck the SNL cast member...
Classic Beck.
I think it's a Carrie-inspired shot. After the blood gets dumped from the bucket
Possibly the single most perfect SNL sketch ever. An incredibly patient and authentic set-up, and then a single beautifully-executed joke that destroys the whole thing.
...Did I say 'executed'?
...I'll take off now.
This is 1 of the best SNL sketches of all time, right up there with Chippendale’s, More Cowbell, & the 1st appearance of Chris Farley as Matt Foley Motivational Speaker.
I think that Cocktail Hour is far more superior than this
Dont lose your head!
You got my email? lol
@@codybarber796 I'll never get this Matt-Foley-Obsession, it's just annoying.
No horror movie jump scare has ever been as effective as this unassuming comedy skit!
Bhoopati Baboo affective *(?)
"Effective" is the correct spelling, not "affective".
TUESDAY
Best comment. All that money & creativity;yet, no scary in movies. Just gore....stupid gore.
The audience reaction is all I need. It's the best.
I don't think this was filmed in studio.
Andrew_Owens They showed this at the live show
Lmao, I was watching another video a few minutes ago about a baby orangutan and saw your comment over there and now you're over here too
@@rolo0o that’s hilarious
@@marcomarquez6771 quite humorous
What’s so great about this sketch too is that they do such a great job re-enacting this scene from Dead Poets Society from the little movements and the script that especially if you’ve seen the film you would have no idea what’s about to happen. 😂
I wonder how they did that. Did they actually film at the same school?
They even have the same box of changing bulbs in the closet and pictures on the walls
They took the "dead" part of "Dead Poets' Society" to a whole new level.
Well neil Perry already is the 'dead' of DPS
@@mehar2653 too soon :(
@@VS257 umm its been over 3 decades 👉👈
@@mehar2653 Exactly. TOO SOON. I want my Neil back! :'(((
@@VS257 yes he's a precious babey who must be protected
I was wondering all the way "I wonder how this will end?" With over 5 million views, its gotta be good. Did not expect this. I was not disappointed.
I did not see that coming. I expected them to break out singing.
Right, you're thinking, "Another dumb idea about an old classic?"
I was thinking that too. Waiting for the funny bit, as it gets more deep and touching. When i finally given up, it happened.
ME TOO I THOUGHT WHERE IS THIS GOING AND THEN HIS HEAD WAS CLEAN OFFFFFFFF
Mr. Bunting be like: I'ght Imma *HEAD* out.
𝗚𝗘𝗧 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗙𝗨𝗖𝗞 𝗢𝗨𝗧
that’s what he should’ve said at the end lol
Rishujeet Rai that line just reminds me of one of my college professors so much😂 half the time, I come up with some crazy theoretical idea to ask him question about and he just has this expression of oh hell no written all over his face, and just ends up walking back to his office. It’s hilarious.
Head out, indeed
@Hellzyead what's wrong with you, you racist?
That was pretty legit dramatic acting from everyone up til the headshot.
That has to be the darkest turn in a sketch in the history of SNL
Until the Scrooge sketch this Christmas with Steve Martin and Martin Short…. Look it up.
"Wake Up and Smile" is right up there.
@@RandallChase1 this sketch was their inspiration- they mentioned it in a behind the scenes video. Still absolutely agree with you.
@RandallChase1 The writer's are the same. Mikey Day and Colin Jost. Both sketches are great!
I have never heard the audience laugh that hard during a comedy skit. Such a perfect skit.
odibex wow, you’re a real piece of shit aren’t ya?
Yeah obidex is a real obidick
Their pre-recorded/filmed performances are usually much much better than their performances filmed live in front of an audience. Here, you're hearing the audience respond to a meticulously crafted, practiced, and reshot-until-perfection recording. The same was true with Key & Peele. Live, they were corny and not so funny. Recorded, brilliant and knee-slapping all the way.
@@pashadyne how can anyone detect the humour in your comment given that this is America and we have Donald Trump as a president? Also, you ought to know that it's hard to tell whether someone is being serious or joking when in writing. Don't blame those who took it to heart.
@@pashadyne Yes when I said "this is America and we have Trump as president" I wasn't joking, and the fact that you just commented four times in sequence making little to no sense whatsoever hints that you might be slightly deranged.
i was literally thinking “damn pete davidson is hella tall, he’s gonna hit the ceiling standing on top of the desk” 😳😳
Spoiler alert much????
@@lucygray6162 Don’t look at the comments then 😂
HAHA ME TOO
Is he tall?
@@mOoNsHiNeWiZaRd 6’2 or so
I wish I could've been in the audience that night. I wonder if any cameras caught their reaction because this is one of SNL's best pre-taped sketches of all time for shock value alone. I fell off my couch when it aired!
I wish Robin Williams had been alive to see this. He'd have been proud.
@@sha11235 And he would've been cracking up 🤣🤣🤣🤣
yesterday, my animation professor showed this to us as an example for comedic timing and shock value in comedy. That last part caught all of us off guard and I could barely breathe with how hard we were all laughing
This is gold. Caught me completely off guard and made me literally laugh out loud, which is rare for me. I want the world to see this.
@Juno its ovi fake... Its not like they would behead a guy... and the guy only bleeds for a bit... they cut up his head more... And honestly if they made it to realistic they would probably get complaints
you want a gold star?
I had the same reaction. I normally just smile internally if that for modern SNL content.
I like it it catches you off guard and is surprising unlike many predictable sketches
@Juno the exaggerated blood is to heavily contrast against the serious, realistic tone of the movie it was trying to imitate. It's not the excessive blood that's funny, it's the sharp turn the sketch took. The extended length of bleed time lets the audience have a moment to react to what was happening. I'm only mildly surprised I had to explain this because autism, unlike god, is real.
If Quentin Tarantino directed Dead Poets Society...
🤣🤣🤣 That’s a bingo!!!
@@ciscosoto5737 How fun!!!!!😂😂😂😂
Praneet Kapoor Hah! Glad you got the reference.
Awesome humor!!!! That's right on.😂
I would have said it looked like a Monty Python sketch
Who else is here after watching Martin Short's Scrooge sketch? 😅🤣
YES!
I did
Me
Me! I read a suggestion in the comments of Scrooge. 😆👍
Same writers. Mikey Day and Colin Jost. Both sketches shocking, disturbing and hysterical!
I love how the scene is written in such a way that you can understand the entire backstory without having seen Dead Poets Society
SNL just reaffirmed my deathly fear of getting too close to ceiling fans
Would that actually happen if you went near one
@@oog2370 No, bruising most likely. If you want a ceiling fan to decapitate someone you need to sharpen the fans a great deal and the fans have to go much faster than they ordinarily do
@@HaloFikus There was an accident in one of my friend's midelschool, the fan fell of on a student face. She got serious scars on her face.
Mythbusters tested the risk and it would take a special industrial motor and steel blades to do any damage.
On the other hand I have accidentally reached into the path of a ceiling fan and it hurt! No damage though.
Imposter!
Writen and directed by: Quentin Tarantino
Xd
Not enough feet
Written and directed by Jordan Peele
@@etitopkek i was about to say the same thing lol
Sam Peckinpah
Beck's face at @3:15 is everything 😂
This has to be one of the most beautiful SNL skits with the best acting. SNL at its best. Best cast ever!
I show this video to everyone I know. They _NEVER_ see it coming
Ha ha me too! My mee ma did NOT appreciate it. Stupid me. I totally forgot that my pop pop was killed in a freak ceiling fan decapitation accident (my uncle too) 3 months before. They were installing it to surprise mee ma for their 60th wedding anniversary (she had wanted a ceiling fan since she was a little girl). SHE CALLED ME A HEARTLESS MONSTER! Now we laugh about it. I mean, is life even worth living if you cant laugh with the ones you love, even through the dark times.
@@burningbabel I don't think these fans are strong enough to decapitate someone.
If only that were true. Then pop pop would still be alive to see me now. The first person in my family to own a flushing toilet. He'd be so proud. Boofer (my uncles nickname) would be here too and he could see his eight daughters grow up. The oldest one is 7. The family is so proud that she'll probably be the first girl to graduate second grade. #blessed
I didn't see a full decapitation coming, but my thoughts were, "I know that they're going to stand on their desks and that ceiling fan is awfully low." I knew that the fan was going to figure in somewhere, but damn.
completely saw it the second I saw that suspiciously low ceiling fan
this went from Dead Poet's Society to A Separate Piece real quick
If anything, it only become more of a dead poet's society.
Oh God, that freaking book. He fell out of a God damned tree. Quit your moping and your whining. I don't care if you are such an amateurish book that it enables you to easily teach elements of the novel to high school sophomores. You suck. He fell out of a tree. We don't need 200 damn pages.
.....That's high Praise!
I think you mean “Peace”. A separate piece is the .38 I keep in an ankle holster.
@@butcherboy2008 DOUGLAS. He did not fallnout if the fucking tree. He was pushed!! Pushed by his "best friend" who hated and resented him the way lesser humans always despise, fear and wish dead their betters
I love showing this to people and seeing their reaction for the first time
you’re doing a service to humanity 👍👍
The cold, dead inside stare at 3:16 takes me out every time
It should be a requirement to play this after any showing of Dead Poets' Society in school.
my teacher did
Maybe right after the suicide scene in Dead Poets Society.
Oh it's a thousand now lmao
Literally watched it in class only 3 days ago and I found this
It's rare (and so difficult to pull off) when a sketch is pitch perfect in every moment, and on top of that, has a huge twist/reversal that completely works with what came before it. Amazing.
+Steven Krazier - They didn't overanalyze it, that's how great comedies are written. Hell, even IMPROV takes time to master.
NEVER "ANALIZE" ANYTHING IT TURNS INTO HOMSEXAL
I actually didn't care for the beginning with Bobby screaming his head off.
FlyingOverTr0ut glen quagmire said that in an episode of family guy
sha11235 cool
I love how they play it all serious and dramatic, and there’s no laughter from the audience until 2:31
you missed something
Starts at 1:09 actually.
@@hoover728 I know, but let me pretend. The sketch works better that way.
after JUST finishing the novelisation of the movie and weeping my heart out, something no book and only one movie has been able to do, it’s really refreshing to watch a parody of it, otherwise i’d probably cry myself to sleep tonight
I mean,that's one of the most well done skits SNL has done. I mean artistically,the photograpy,color,design,etc
I wonder if they filmed it in the same school.
@@sha11235 that's what I was thinking. It looks exactly like the same classroom
right up there with *discover card*
ya whats artistic about it. do you know what art is? is it covering something else. you know this was a movie right? color . what does that mean? what design.? the shit people say man
the decapitation effect looked surprisingly good
The build up was perfect.
The build up it what made this sketch work as good as it does lol It makes you feel so curious about what's gonna be the funny twist, and when it finally happens, you never could have been prepared for it lol Perfect indeed!
IF YOU'RE WATCHING THIS FOR THE FIRST TIME STOP SCROLLING AND WATCH THE WHOLE DAMN THING
The way the head spins in Bobby’s arms as he catches it might be the best part 😂
This is a SNL Classic. I haven't laughed this hard in a while. LOL.
+Anthony Le Nguyen Right? They've been killing it lately!
100%. this was great.
+Anthony Le Nguyen the Star Wars Undercover boss was pretty good too.
+Anthony Le Nguyen I am crying! I wasn't expecting that at all LMAO.
+Anthony Le Nguyen
Too bad Community already beat them to this premise.
Hashtag:GreatestShowOfAllTime
O Captain! My Decapitation!
+Steve27775 I guess that's one way of making an allegory to Neil's death.
Nice. ;'D
I literally cried laughing. This was genius. Such Tarantino-esque storytelling
Same reaction. Tears flowing.
God no matter how many times I see this, I laugh so hard I get tears in my eyes. One of the top 3 best sketches they've EVER done!!!
One of the top 10 SNL skits ever....
Complete misdirection.
wait what? I knew they were going for the fan thing from the fist few seconds of watching...predictable as hell...you people are the reason this show is still running.
Common Sense Supreme You are the coolest! I mean, you picked up on the fan immediately? Wow. Does RUclips have a medal to give the smartest person in RUclips comment sections? Cuz you sure deserve your kudos, buddy.
@@common_sense_supreme you really are the absolute worst.
@@common_sense_supreme who hurt you?
@@common_sense_supreme How cool is it to be a twat? Let us know...
Seems like this young man's future headed out of the window.
Literaly his head went out of the window
@@karlgwyn9187 😑 ... Yup.
Obvious, but absolute fucking gold. This comment deserves way more likes haha
This. Is. The. Best. Comment. Here.👌🏆
I don't think he'll ever be the "head" of a major corporation.
I just watched it the first time. Was about to cry when that happened. Definitely a tear stopper.
I would love to show this to the cast of DPS and see their reactions! Sad Robin was no longer alive, because he would've loved it!
He'd probably puke from laughing so hard!
Robin would still be laughing right now🤣
@@MeowthRocket And maybe just puke, because it's genuinely quite disgusting (but still hilarious).
Oh my God that was a legit jumpscare, that came completely out of nowhere.
I was not expecting that to happen. Lol.
"The arts, in general, are for women and homosexuals"😂😂😂
Lmaooooo
@@leahdorothy decrying sexism is overrated
@@leahdorothy white knighting is an old outdated profession find a new calling buddy boy.
@@leahdorothy I presumed you were male how am I supposed to know you evil bigot! I know men named Leia bigot. I identify as a Doritos bag today respect my decision asshole!!!!
I died at that point lmao!!!!!
First, "you guys have my email and everything, right? ..............Go Windmere!" (Underrated moment in my opinion, although the whole sketch is great.)
Second, I think "I sing my song for all to hear" is actually a pretty cool opening line. I would definitely read a poem or other piece of writing that began with that line.
One of the best SNL skit of all time. Period.
i was not expecting that i almost fucking choked laughing xD
I am NOT saying it is not funny ,I just wonder why we as humans find it so hilarious...I am still laughing but I would love to know why? without the setup it would be like a horror movie yet the sketch as a whole is piss yer pants funny
Because it's so serious and is suddenly interrupted by an exaggerated situation.
Robert Chandler You're weird, that's why.
my weirdness is NOT in question I was just wondering why we like this skit so damn much-lol
I haven't expected anything so little since the Spanish Inquisition.
First time I watched this I was not expecting that whatsoever and then it happened and I have never laughed so hard.
Omg. I remember watching this with a friend, and we were laughing so hard we were crying and it was loud enough that the neighbors could hear us.
I remember watching this live when it first aired. My roommates and I all jumped up and gasplaughed.
Best SNL skit of the past 5 years.
Overhype
Funny how there's always someone saying that basically on every SNL video..
+You Dont Say They need to pretend it's not good
www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/almost-pizza/3506026?snl=1
@@Statusq9 I guess because for someone it is the best video in a long time ;)
I WANNA SEE THE AUDIENCES REACTION SO BAD!
Facts lol
Thats the hardest I've ever laughed at an SNL sketch
It all took off in the last minute of the sketch, love it.
Holy fucking shit. That was one of the most clever sketches of all time. "Let's do Dead Poet's Society, but when one of the kids stands on his desk the ceiling fan chops his head off." Brilliant.
I...was not expecting it to go that way lol
And the gore was so over the top too. I was crying from laughing the first time I saw this.
I wonder if the initial pitch went exactly like that
The fact that the severed head falls down the window and still hits another fan makes it even more ludicrous and hilarious.
thats exactly what colin said when he pitched this lmao
The cut from Pete Davidson's head to a dummy head is actually insanely smooth.
Let’s give a little love for Fred just going “Alright… I’m gonna take off” immediately after the decapitation
My English teacher in high school did this as a demonstration and smacked his head on the overhead light. Went to the hospital with 13 stitches! So close to this version! The reality of teaching.
Poor Thomas Dalton is going to need considerably more stitches.
I think I pulled a muscle the first time I saw this. That "alright.... I'm gonna take off" line was perfect.
i still use that phrase as often as possible
Watching this sketch live was unbelievable 😂 best audience reaction ever!!
u were there?
+Detective Derpy (Chris Tun) i doubt it
+Justin Ladd I knew four people in the audience last night.
+Detective Derpy (Chris Tun) aha I wish!no, I meant as it aired, was completely unexpected
+James Anderson it was live. this is just a video from last night's airing
Honestly I did NOT expect anything close to that ending 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Definitely one of the top ten burst out laughs of my life.
Robin Williams is in this sketch in spirit. He would have loved it. I haven't laughed out loud so suddenly in a long time.
I'd love to show this to all the actors in the original film.
FUCK! HOW ARE WE the only ones to know it's a heartfelt comedic nod to him!?
@@joshgellis3292 I think anyone who was a teenager when "Dead Poets Society" came out and watched it, gushing over all of the cute guys, knew what it was a nod to. By the way, tonight is the first time I noticed the doll in Mr. Bunting's box... I think it kinda looked like Robin. Hee hee.
Is the doll a nod to Patch Adams?
Nobody cares. Williams was a wonderful actor and a mildly amusing comedian. Dead Poets Society was one of the all time stupid, juvenile melodramatic crap that was ever filmed which is exactly why this sketch is so hilarious.
"Alright...I'm gonna take off"
+Paul Daveer thanks for quoting that for me man
Ryan Bergen
i'm pointing it out as something that was funny Mr. Sassy pants
Paul Daveer cool man i aint mad. but i'm casually pointing out the uselessness of your comment :)
Ryan Bergen
love the passive aggressiveness almost as much as i love your edgy profile picture. go you :) !
Paul Daveer no sir, a regular picture of myself is not edge. a picture that is not you, with some "artistic" or other meaning behind it... that's edge. plus your cover photo is hilarious. i might go search for a picture that says "Ryan" and make it my cover pic hahahaha
This is probably my favorite snl skit of all time, it’s just perfect
This is my absolute favorite sketch SNL has done!! I had already seen “Dead Poets’ Society” two years prior to seeing this for the first time (and loved it), so I was already familiar with it and the ending. The acting in this is SUPERB!! Seeing them play it straight is fantastic! And then when.......THAT moment happened, I busted out laughing, harder than I had ever laughed before the first time I saw it. I have come back to it NUMEROUS times after initially seeing it, and it STILL makes me laugh!! I LOVE THIS SKETCH!!!!
Stfu you're not real
This might be one of my favorite sketches. Lmao I'm dying.
+Jimmy Butler I'm still in tears, I laughed so hard I almost needed hospitalization lol
I was actually crying laughing lol
CRYING!!!!
Same this was perfect
+mse42 Don't cry, craft!
I'm so glad I didn't read the comments before I watched this
the music as they all stand up is what sells this skit. It's exactly what would play in this kind of scene at that time.
What a fantastic sketch ! I had no idea where this was going and the twist made me cry laughing. Absolutely brilliant !
they need to find the writers of this sketch and make more like this one
+PizzaMelon its colin jost and mikey day
No it's the actor who played me bunting. He used to write a lot of their sketches before he left.
How do you all know?
The writer just got added as a featured actor this season, Mikey Day
Bobby is eating this scene ALIVE.
And honestly, in skits like this, Pete is usually dying and breaks character. In this one, he only did one of those.
@@minibagels I wonder how many takes they had to do :D Pete laughs all the time lol
@@minibagels cuz it was pre-recorded
'Dead' Poet's Society' really has a new meaning from this skit. Lol!!
I saw the ceiling fan and for a second I was thinking it could hit someone then...this.
The whole time I was like "If it's taking this long to get funny, it must have a sweet payoff." And it did.
at first I was like "is this just some fanjerk to the movie", but man did the turn make me laugh.
I keep coming back... that screech when the head goes out the window 😂🤣😂🤣
Hilarious but what the hell happened there? Did they throw his head straight into a wood chipper? Seems very improbable.
That was the loudest longest burst of laughter ive ever heard
😂😂😂 I remembered this after so many years..... Wish I could watch this again for the first time
Everyone's talking about the fan part.
No one's talking about the whole Mr bunting backstory.
He turned books into hats
The controversial “Book-Hat-Method” of learning through cranial osmosis did not last long in the American public school system…
That is so true
Well, that escalated quickly.
+boo boo booey Notice that the little statue by the exit is a head too? lmao
Your name says it all.
you look like that so ravens dad
Robin Williams would have loved this. Great skit!
Yeah, too bad he didn't live to see it.
I'd love to show this to everyone who was in the film.
@C caymer Where the fuck have you been?
@C caymer Sorry you had to find out this way.
Aww he would.
There is a "Champion Lamps" light bulb box on the shelf in the office..... there was in the original also. Someone went crazy on detail.
I know what happens. I keep watching. I keep laughing.
one of the very few times i was rolling on the floor
akaElleLatham too true
Yep. 0-100 in an instant.
retrofitted SAME
You weren't rolling on the floor.
Did not see that one coming. Also enjoyed the 'Poetry is for girls and homosexuals' reading.
That line already had me fucking dying lmfao
SniffyPoo I thought it was accurate how adult men would find poetry to be for homosexuals and women because this skit tricked me into thinking it was set in the 1950s just like Dead Poet Society until Mr. Bunting said "you guys have my email right?
This skit never gets old!!🤣🤣
First time watching this and now have rewatched about 20x still have tears in my eyes
This reminds me of those Key and Peele sketches that wait until the very last minute to reveal the punchline lol
Holy crap that jumpscared the hell outta me
WHEN IS IT
I’d love to see this cast do a serious full length movie !
Having Pete be "that guy" really makes this even funnier