Anal Retentive Chef: Cajun Style - Saturday Night Live
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2013
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This week, the Anal Retentive man is cooking Cajun style with Cajun chef and author, Odel Robes Pierre LaFete. Aired 12/02/89
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“Make a train take a dirt road”
🤣🤣💀
I will use this as soon as I have the opportunity
Phil Hartman and John Goodman had great chemistry during this skit.
Indeed!
Phil was BEYOND talented. He could bring a smile to ANY room. Too bad his wife didn't see that. R.I.P. Phil, you are definitely missed.
Yes, she couldn't handle he was way more talented than she would ever be.
@@barbarapenfold2370 het 🎉,#Remembering? #EnemaS?
She was obviously an extremely mentally ill person who was also consuming drugs and alcohol. I doubt his wife didn’t see his humor or was jealous of him. She was just a very sick lady, unfortunately for Phil, for her and for their kids. Beyond tragic fate
@@MrChristian Thank you. I was about to write something similar.
Phil Hartman was so funny. What a horrible tragedy. There’s a really good book about him called “you might remember me”.
"Some things just won't be organized and we have to accept that now, don't we? No we don't!"
😊
😹
The caliber of the acting in the 90s with people like Phil made the show legendary. It elevated the writing, and the writing elevated them.
Sometimes this character plays in my head when I'm cooking & cleaning.
You said that with Jack Handey's voice.
"she had a face that would make a train take a dirt road"
John Goodman got that Cajun accent down pat.
The "centering of the tape" always gets me!
Hartman and Goodman were superb in this!
As a chef, I can identify with both the host's particular organization and the guest's temper.
The acting is so well done - they actually know their lines and aren't staring at the cue cards the entire time...or breaking character trying to be cute. Best era of SNL.
100% my friend. It was always startling to see a host reading cue cards in the 90s because no one else was.
Who says everybody can memorize their lines? You don’t know Hollywood 😳
Yes!!
Couldn't agree more!
They look at the cue cards because sometimes they change the lines right before air time. This has been written in multiple books about SNL.
Phil's face is priceless while the Chef talks about the spit!
“How colorful...” haha
😑
"....how colorful."
to give john goodman credit, it really looked like he got mad when pushed all that stuff off the counter top! fine performance if i must say.. and i really miss, phil. he is a legend.
John Goodman does a real good job getting into character, his acting is so brilliant and spot on with the personas he plays as. Phil did a really good job playing as someone you would just punch in the face for trying to control how you normally cook a meal from home. nice chemistry between the two
Phil Hartman absolute legend.
May he rest in peace.
PREACH!!!!
Yes he was a legend and a waste he should have stayed in Canada 🇨🇦 where we have laws to ensure psycho wives have harder chance to kill us because there jealous what a waste RIP Mr Hartman
Yes. This was one of my top 3 characters he played! Ha! The anal retentive anything…. Lol!
No one even comes close!
Phil Hartman, what a great talent he was. RIP Mr. Hartman.
I think he died at the age of 50. Too young.
I just looked up why he died. How tragic. His wife was a fruit cake. They say domestic violence is all about men. This proves that is completely false
Funniest skit I've ever seen. When Goodman cleared of the counter I lost it!
😂 I wouldve done the same
I love Phil, it does bother me he left the cleaner next to the food. Lol
His potpourri was to die for.
A light sage cinnamon with a touch of oleander.
Sometimes I wonder if these are the actual thoughts that went through Phil's head that he doesn't act on in real life, but then realized how funny they were and turned it into a comedy routine
I hate to sound morbid but you could be right. It might be why his wife shot him....
I have heard that he was very organized. SNL alums have said his office in 30 Rock was very put together .
As for his wife on his this issue, I've heard it was more that she was a very jealous person, jealous of his success that is, as she was also in show business. She had underlying mental illness and struggled with drug abuse.
I have this on VHS on a "best of SNL" video somewhere - I still miss Phil Hartman to this day
Yes it’s on the ‘Best of Phil Hartman’ CD
My favorite SNL member; I miss him a lot!
This would now be called "The Obsessive-Compulsive Chef".
My niece works in a restaurant in New Orleans, and Goodman and Malkovich dine there frequently.
Would have been nice to see JG walk out on the stupid Connors show, in support of Rosanne.
Which restaurant? So i may become john Malkovich
@@mikedestructive Vessel NOLA
@@RyderDavis nice. I'll have to go there one day when i can afford to. Lol
Three years ago I had lunch at RPM Italian Restaurant in DC. One of the other attorneys suddenly grabbed my hand and said, "Oh my God, that's John Goodman!" I turned and sure enough, that was John sitting at the next table. It was pretty cool. We see a great many politicians (unfortunately) in DC, so it's "special" when we see regular celebrities who aren't trying to take away our healthcare. 🙄
Phil Hartman would have been one of the greatest actors ever.
John G's perfect Cajun accent with just alil bit of french humor combined with Phil Hs ocdesque act makes for the Perfect blend of Funnny with cap-F skit!
I would be quick to think John Goodman studied footage of PBS personality Justin Wilson.
I mean, Goodman lives in New Orleans, so it makes sense.
I can’t get past the way he mispronounced crawfish tho
@@snakeenjoyingacanofbeans5219 he obviously just stumbled over the words. Pretty sure a man who has lived in New Orleans for a long time knows how to pronounce crawfish.
I'm trying to decide if the bloody band-aid on Goodman's finger is part of the sketch, or if he cut himself in rehearsal...lol
Of course it’s part of the sketch, it goes along with his total disregard for cleanliness.
Reminds me of myself. Could be why i am single and live alone😅
I'm just OCD😳
And clearly you anticipated the onset of this pandemic!
Nobody could make a person laugh quite like Phil Hartman. And such a nice human being too. RIP
Watching this, Phil's prissiness made me think that maybe he and Church Lady should have cooked together. Her food would probably involve Miracle Whip and a lot of gelatine.
1989...wow seems like so long ago and sometimes it seems like yesterday. So sad what happened to Phil.
I know. SNL was good too.
I was 16 and it seems like a lifetime ago almost like a different life. But yet also like yesterday. Weird how that works.
This was like a decade before i existed, but i wish i was around to experience the late 80’s and 90’s. Looks like a great time to be alive. There’s something about the way things were that isn’t in the world anymore.
Year I was born . Up with 89 😎
I don't know he was shot and killed by his wife till I read this wow and he was only like 50 I think
What great actors!
The writing for this has to be award winning.
The two actors are beyond fabulous. Completely amazing
The trash bag isn't evenly creased.
John Goodman here is doing a masterful mashup of 3 famous cajun chefs: Paul Prudhomme, Emiril Lagasse, and Justin Wilson.
No he’s not, he’s just doing a Cajun chef.
Emiril Lagasse is not Cajun, he's from New England!
I would never cross John Goodman, ever
This is one of the top 10 greatest SNL skits.
Love this!!! Can’t believe I never saw this one with John Goodman! Phil is hilarious as this character.
I remember watching this live. In other news, I’m old.
Back before everyone thought they had OCD. Hell, back before anyone knew what OCD was 😂
I really miss the genius of Phil Hartman.
The older I get, the more I relate to Phil's character.
This remains my favorite sketches in SNL history, actually all of the Anal Retentive Chef sketches are tied for first place with all of the Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood and What's Up With That? sketches. 🤣😂🤣
Hartman and Goodman… the dynamic duo.
I'm watching this, imagining Adrien Monk going undercover on a cooking show... and the hot-tempered murderer is the guest chef...
The Justin Wilson / Frugal Gourmet crossover we never got
This brings back so many great memories! I miss you 90s!
Now, we fold over the bag neatly and carefully center the tape!🤣
This skit is comic genius
I remember this skit like it was yesterday! As funny now as then!
I am so so glad that I got to watch all of these new. Phil is my favorite.
Another Gene character 🤣
Phil is a legend for sure!!
I miss when actors on SNL would shout and you’d wonder if they were genuinely angry and feel a bit scared.
Brilliant. Goodman has the persona down pat.
I love my wife. She is just like this guy. It is a blessing and a curse.
Ok... 0:57 - he moves the plates again - but they are not spaced EVENLY again till 1:08 🤔
Does it bother me? No, not at all - but it bothers me that it doesn't bother him... 🤣
And he didn't put the cutting board back to were it was
The “I’ll mix up my own bleach solution” is my mother right now. For a self confessed germaphobe, COVID has been just terrible. For me and her....also, if left up to her own devices, I suspect she would happily bag onions before tossing them.
The word genius is overused in terms of comedic ability. Not with Hartman. No one could emulate that character. Pure genius.
These two are pure magic! Been watching righteous gemstones and John Goodman is still just as good!
John Goodman and Phil Hartman ate funny 😂🤣 together.
I watched this when it was first broadcast.
At the time I didnt get it, right up until Goodman did the 'right..to LEFT' part.
That murdered.
I've eyeballed a lot of butter sticks, and that was not 5 and 3/4 tablespoons, that was about 2 tablespoons.
You dun put a hat on my feesh 😀
My grandmother was Cajun. She didn't speak like this but her cousins did.
For a college English class we had to write a lot of different things and one of our assignments was a short story. I wrote a fictional tale of me driving on the way to college and witnessing an accident. At least that was the pseudo main theme. What I did to tell the story was go through the thought process in my head as I drive. How I checked my mirrors, how I left enough space to stop behind another vehicle just in case it stopped suddenly. How I tried to keep my car perfectly centered in my lane. Oh no, I am coming to a large hill and I can't see over the other side, what if there is a truck coming head on in my lane trying to pass another car? Do I have enough shoulder room to pull out of the way? What evasive move would I make? Oh gosh, I am coming to the wooded area of the road, where we know the deer are and many have been hit before. What if one jumped out in front of me right now? What if that car in the left lane with its left blinker on suddenly decides to turn right instead and pulls into my lane?
After I was done reading the story for the class everyone just stared at me for awhile. The professor didnt' even say anything for a little bit. I started to wonder if I did something wrong or mixed up the assignment and wrote a story that I wasn't supposed to. Then the professor smiled a bit and started to walk the class through what I did. After the class was over I had people coming up to me, "Is this really how you think when you drive?" Yeah, this is how I think when I drive. I am hyper focused on everything. Some would say they were kind of the same and thought they were the only ones. Some would ask if that drove me crazy and I explained that it actually calms me down, that it gives my brain something to focus on.
Your in the drivers seat 🤣😂they are both Hilarious
Go get’em Johnny! Lol
It's like my inner self trying to get my outer self to make things right...
Where's the tape dispenser cozy?
6:03 I lost it there lmao! I would so do that too
AR Chef , Frozen Caveman Lawyer, Phil Donahue...he was so good and so was SNL back in the day😂😢
Goodman here is like a mix between robin Williams and Charles daddy in the simpsons 🤣
Makes a whole lot of difference now that I know how to make fish stock, the bouquet garni should go, and NO salt and pepper in a stock! Also a roux, where's the flour?
How colourful!
These two! Lol😂
Obviously a nod to Justin Wilson. That’s awesome.
My friend's roommate needs to dry each lettuce on paper towels 1 by 1. They were not friend's after a few months
My dad made me do that with Romaine every time we made Caesar salad!
@@plev10 OMG! you can buy salad spinner now
As a person with Type A personality (undiagnosed OCD) I get it!! 😅
As someone who loves to cook, I have to admit I'm a bit of both sometimes...
FROM RIGHT TO LEFT!
I didn't know Mr Monk could cook...
LOL Herbal Bouquet!!!
@Ardante11- Right? Was it herbs de provence or some bouquet garni or what Phil wanted it in that fish stock bad
Another remark by the best Cajun chief. Always piss on the dish.
darn I was hoping they would have fun cooking together
This is GREAT!
Death of Phil Hartman changed the trajectory of television
It’s amazing how this era everyone remembers their lines
PBS extreme!
God I miss Phil Hartman
God he was awesome.
"I don't want no hat on my fish!"
This is before the term OCD
I'M applying for a grant from the CHUBB group.
Genius
P Allen Smith?! 🤣🤣🤣.... I bet he’s real particular like that.
You know what they say about too many Chef's / cooks in the kitchen - one or more is going to end up tabbing someone!
Love John Goodman!
6:03 😂
I know someone else recognized that as exactly 1.75 tablespoons of butter.
John Goodman's Cajun accent is funny. Phil Hartman's character has OCD.
Carefully center the tape 😆
His ducks are all in a row!