The Office did a version of this with Michael Scott and a warehouse worker. “You rode with me for two weeks when your car was in the shop… it Michael, my name is Michael”.
Every single line in the Mulaney one is hilarious and brilliant. Even the facial expressions are perfect. "I roll with a group of problematic bachelors and we call ourselves... The Squad."
nope, not chaos. entropy. despite the common delusion, entropy is not chaos. entropy is settling down of energy potential difference in a closed system from a zero sum state only to a zero value per particle. in short, it is the perfect order where everything is equal. by reducing the social distance between humans, we are introducing entropy between them.
@@_DMNO_ ahahhah i hope you didn't plan for a career outside of service industry good luck peaking as assistant to the regional manager at some grocery store
Hader will always be in my top five of favorite male SNL actors if not my favorite, he never played a bad role! I had the biggest crush on him especially when he played Stefon
Are you paraphrasing? Fantana says "I'm rolling with some friends of mine - OJ Simpson, Phil Spector, and Robert Blake - we go cruising nightclubs to pick up chicks. Call ourselves 'The Ladykillers'"
I taught for many years. Had to-no, CARED to-memorize 60 student names each semester inside of a week. I discovered it's actually not that hard: you simply have to be present and focus on the unique individual in front of you when they say their name, then repeat it back to yourself in your head. It sticks in the same way you remember your sister or friend's name because you associate the name with the unique, distinct person. The problem is, when we meet people, we're often too caught up in ourselves-"what do they think of me? what am I going to say next?"-so we don't listen and sort of objectify new people in moment. When you remember someone's name, they feel acknowledged, thus more likely to want to engage with you. You also appear to them to be more confident and emotionally intelligent.
I'm a bartender and I'm horrible with names and I have a bad habit of always asking and shaking their hands but forgetting frequently 🤦 I'm gonna try this today, thank you 🙏
Hader is one of the SNL greats now. He’s just so unbelievably, naturally, and perfectly funny. Best voices, incredible faces he makes, he really *becomes* whatever insane character he’s playing, and you can tell he loves doing most of the roles he does. I’m sure there’s been at least a couple where he may have not loved the character, but he put in the work anyway. That’s what makes him so fantastic. I could not stop getting giddy when he was in It Part Two. And when he was in despair, I was in despair. He’s an astonishing comedian, but he’s just as good at acting in more serious moments like that 🥺❤️🫶🏻
One of the best sketches ever. It’s hilarious because it’s true to our natures, and is excellent social commentary about how we view those “beneath us”.
Norman the Doorman! Man I would have failed this so hard in college. You sit next to a person for a whole semester, goof off, talk, and then realize you don't know their name and it's too late to ask. Gotta ride it out to the end of the semester and then you never see them again.
THIS! I had multiple classes with a guy in my major talked and sat next to each other many times, didn’t know his name he was saved in my phone as his gamer tag
Until years later you run into each other in the grocery store and talk about the old professor or some weirdo but neither of you want to ask what the other person's name is 😂.
That was definitely his best game show host sketches, and one of his best in general (along with Herb Welch and the veteran with PTSD in muppet class).
There comes a point-of-no-return with certain people. When you often have only heard their name once, or twice, but it's been so long that you CAN'T ask them without offending them. So, you just have to play it cool and hope that you overhear it at some point. Often, the chance never comes.
I usually bite the bullet the third or fourth time meeting them and just ask their name apologetically but effusively. pay it off as me being d'oh. then at some point after that I know them well enough to add them on Facebook or save their name & number to my phone, and that way I have their name saved somewhere (and if with a profile pic, also a static unchanging visual thing I can tie to them even if it's not a picture of their face) then again I wonder sometimes if I should try and start to socialise differently as I approach my 30s, as I often catch myself behaving with a kinda "scatterbrained young uni student" vibe plus working from an old scarcity mindset from back when I had no friends as a kid. easier to remember stuff about your friends when you're a) busy with studies and b) barely have any, lmao
I love how he increases the prize from ten thousand to 1 million and you've known the doorman for 20 yrs instead of 4 because he instinctively knows retelling it verbally in a few seconds, it needs to hit hard and faster than as a sketch.
I'm a barista and there's a few regulars like this. I know so much about them, they've been coming every day for months. I know their order as soon as they walk in. Couldnt tell you their name
One of my favorites of Hader was 'The Allen' and he portrays a sentient AI cybertronic in a deceased mans body, to provide living room entertainment, but quickly becomes unhinged and psychopathic as the details pile on lol
Idk if ya'll heard of it,but this guy did s show called barry or berry. Think its his directorial debut , but the show is pretty damn good. Hes really good as the unassuming bad ass hit man with a twist of dark humor.
Best one was when John was on and said: "Do I have to look at her as I say it?" Bill says: "Riiiiight in the eyes!!" For-TEN-MILLION dollars, whats that name?" 🤣🤣🤣
This is absolutely one of my favorites!! It's just SO dark when you really think about it. Just think about that time when you should've known, but just couldn't remember, and how shitty you felt inside 😈👹👹😈
I always think of Hader at the beginning of Pineapple Express. “You know what’s wrong with this dog & pony show you calm the army?” “Lots of dudes” 😂☠️
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Hader as the sadistic game show host is always great.
"Who's gonna believe you!?!?"
He honestly fills those Game Show host roles perfectly. Some SNL actors can never be replaced , and Bill Hader is one of those people.
@@DrMcMoistTanya?
@@MonkeeKnucklez2 But it can't happen to a boy!
Who's on Top is so good
Even better when Norman gets brought back out for another round, and Paul Rudd's character has since forgotten the door man's name 😂
That's actually brilliant
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"Norman the Doorman. It even rhymes!"
😂😂
Comedic gold😂
Norman the door man 🤣
Lmao I forgot about that part 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Even rhymes to make it easier to remember. lol
Right?
How could you forget Norman the doorman?
Carl the Doormanarl
I can't even think of any other names that do rhyme. lol@@OBZRV82
"Why do you do this?"
"In a word: chaos"
The best part is when John Mulaney is asked the name of his best friends long term girlfriend
The Office did a version of this with Michael Scott and a warehouse worker.
“You rode with me for two weeks when your car was in the shop… it Michael, my name is Michael”.
Lara! No, it's Lara. I said Lara! Yeah, but you didn't mean it.
@@baxtronx5972you’re apologizing to HIM?
If you’re my friend’s girlfriend and I don’t know your name, you should be mad at him not me
"Odd choice to apologize to him... instead of her. Almost like you don't consider them a person."
The one with John Mulaney is even better.
"Interesting that you apologized to HIM instead of HER." Hader's delivery of the character is 💯
This one and the one you're referring to are two of my favorite SNL skits
Every single line in the Mulaney one is hilarious and brilliant. Even the facial expressions are perfect.
"I roll with a group of problematic bachelors and we call ourselves... The Squad."
"Why are you doing this?"
"In a word...*Chaos*"
nope, not chaos. entropy.
despite the common delusion, entropy is not chaos. entropy is settling down of energy potential difference in a closed system from a zero sum state only to a zero value per particle. in short, it is the perfect order where everything is equal.
by reducing the social distance between humans, we are introducing entropy between them.
The look on his face as he says "chaos" is so evil, I love it.
@@sakatababa I ain't reading all that nerd
@@_DMNO_ ahahhah
i hope you didn't plan for a career outside of service industry
good luck peaking as assistant to the regional manager at some grocery store
“I SAID Mara!”. “Yeah, but you didn’t know it.”😂
Jara?
Bill haders old timey voice is really good.
bill hader is one of the least funny people on earth
The old news reporter Herb. So damn funny.
One of the best ever is "Meet your second wife" with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. I remember wheezing so hard the first time I watched it😂
"Ooooohhh nooooooo....."
So accurate, scary and hilariously sad!
"YOU A DEAD MAN TOBY"
That whole sketch had me in 😂😅😊
As far as the game show sketches go I think celebrity jeopardy, that one, this one, and why'd you like it are the Mount Rushmore.
The best part was near the end they bring out Norman again 😂
Hahahha Paul Rudd just scrunches up his face so perfect
Keenan's delivery always made it even funnier.
He's just so affable as that character lol
Because HE thinks its a shoe in to get his "Friend" all that money. Couldnt lose!
That was a really good sketch. Hilarious, but also a bit of social commentary. perfection.
Norman the doorman 😂
It rhymes.
Bill Hader is one of the best SNL actors
Hader will always be in my top five of favorite male SNL actors if not my favorite, he never played a bad role! I had the biggest crush on him especially when he played Stefon
In a word "CHAOS"
I roll with a group of problematic bachelors, and we call ourselves "The Squad."
Are you paraphrasing? Fantana says "I'm rolling with some friends of mine - OJ Simpson, Phil Spector, and Robert Blake - we go cruising nightclubs to pick up chicks. Call ourselves 'The Ladykillers'"
This is a great example of how our memory of things tends to exaggerate the details the more and more we tell the story from memory.
When accuracy isn't important, specifics are subservient to a good story.
@@Valstein0 and then Bible was created
Usually yes. But also the skit as performed may now be the same as when it was being written.
Yeah like when people say SNL hasn't been funny in 10 years this proves it's closer to like 30
@@Grom-rl8bm Getting old is hard, eh? The transition from hateful and bitter to dead comes at you quick.
I taught for many years. Had to-no, CARED to-memorize 60 student names each semester inside of a week. I discovered it's actually not that hard: you simply have to be present and focus on the unique individual in front of you when they say their name, then repeat it back to yourself in your head. It sticks in the same way you remember your sister or friend's name because you associate the name with the unique, distinct person. The problem is, when we meet people, we're often too caught up in ourselves-"what do they think of me? what am I going to say next?"-so we don't listen and sort of objectify new people in moment.
When you remember someone's name, they feel acknowledged, thus more likely to want to engage with you. You also appear to them to be more confident and emotionally intelligent.
I'm a bartender and I'm horrible with names and I have a bad habit of always asking and shaking their hands but forgetting frequently 🤦 I'm gonna try this today, thank you 🙏
@@HEADMAN15psplease update us on your results 🙏🏼
@@HEADMAN15psfind funny associations 😋
Norman the doorman
so easy to remember
Hader is one of the SNL greats now. He’s just so unbelievably, naturally, and perfectly funny. Best voices, incredible faces he makes, he really *becomes* whatever insane character he’s playing, and you can tell he loves doing most of the roles he does. I’m sure there’s been at least a couple where he may have not loved the character, but he put in the work anyway. That’s what makes him so fantastic.
I could not stop getting giddy when he was in It Part Two. And when he was in despair, I was in despair. He’s an astonishing comedian, but he’s just as good at acting in more serious moments like that 🥺❤️🫶🏻
Have you seen 'Barry'?? It's on Max and most episodes are written by Bill Hader..... it is geniously dark and funny
Norman the doorman, how could you forget, man?! It rhymes and everything! 😂
Hader is a legend. SNL needs him back.
They can’t afford him
One of the best sketches ever. It’s hilarious because it’s true to our natures, and is excellent social commentary about how we view those “beneath us”.
Norman the Doorman!
Man I would have failed this so hard in college. You sit next to a person for a whole semester, goof off, talk, and then realize you don't know their name and it's too late to ask. Gotta ride it out to the end of the semester and then you never see them again.
THIS! I had multiple classes with a guy in my major talked and sat next to each other many times, didn’t know his name he was saved in my phone as his gamer tag
Until years later you run into each other in the grocery store and talk about the old professor or some weirdo but neither of you want to ask what the other person's name is 😂.
I did that in 8th grade except I was dating her.
But that moment of relief when they didn't remember your name either and finally ask you
That was definitely his best game show host sketches, and one of his best in general (along with Herb Welch and the veteran with PTSD in muppet class).
I love the true crime one.
"You look psyched about this"
"NO I'm bummed." "But I wasn't bummed. I was stoked"
Hi I'm Clark, and I like biscuits and waffles!
@@RebSike when he takes a pull from the cigarette and the puppet blows out the smoke, I lose it every time I watch that 🤣
Oh my god, the PTSD puppet class was freaking hilarious. Thanks for reminding me of it!
@@tammyd.970 "that reminds me of my platoon in Grenada..."
Bill Hader is weirdly hot ….🤫
charm covers a lot of ground. he's very charismatic.
Not weird. Just hot.
Apparently, Ali Wong thinks so, too. He's a lucky dude.
I always died during "What's wrong with Tonya" 😂
There's nothing wrong with her!
@@ELS-tone NO ONE WILL EVER BELIEVE YOU!!!
"What's wrong with Boy Tanya?"
It was so good when he shows up again at the end and Paul still doesn't know
There comes a point-of-no-return with certain people. When you often have only heard their name once, or twice, but it's been so long that you CAN'T ask them without offending them. So, you just have to play it cool and hope that you overhear it at some point. Often, the chance never comes.
I usually bite the bullet the third or fourth time meeting them and just ask their name apologetically but effusively. pay it off as me being d'oh. then at some point after that I know them well enough to add them on Facebook or save their name & number to my phone, and that way I have their name saved somewhere (and if with a profile pic, also a static unchanging visual thing I can tie to them even if it's not a picture of their face)
then again I wonder sometimes if I should try and start to socialise differently as I approach my 30s, as I often catch myself behaving with a kinda "scatterbrained young uni student" vibe plus working from an old scarcity mindset from back when I had no friends as a kid. easier to remember stuff about your friends when you're a) busy with studies and b) barely have any, lmao
My absolute favorite sketch
Norman the Doorman! 🤣 An early predictor of Dino the Doorman 😏😏😏
That was a funny sketch. Doorman really put everyone on the spot. The whole Paul Rudd ep was 'good' lol
I especially loved Bill Hader in The Californians, and "What up with that?"
Bill literally playing a game of telephone with himself. 😂
Hader always played such a great game show host
The Game of Game of Thrones! The Reel Quotes or whatever it was called with Charles Barkley and Kristin Wiig!
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The follow up with your best friends girlfriend had me dying
I love you Vanessa Bayer!!
Amarfa?
I love how he increases the prize from ten thousand to 1 million and you've known the doorman for 20 yrs instead of 4 because he instinctively knows retelling it verbally in a few seconds, it needs to hit hard and faster than as a sketch.
One of the most underrated sketches in SNL history. Doubling back to Norman the Doorman a few min later is priceless. 😂😂😂
Bill Hader really grows on you. He seems like a genuine nice guy.
SO EASY to remember "Norman" the doorman. Just rubs in the disrespect further lmaooo
This is probably my favorite SNL sketch of all time. I regularly watch it just to boost my mood
The one with John Mulany as the contestant was funnier. Hader was great in both sketches. 😅
It was definitely revenge for Mulaney pranking him in the Stefon sketches all those years
"why do you do this?"
"In a word .. chaos"
I'm a barista and there's a few regulars like this. I know so much about them, they've been coming every day for months. I know their order as soon as they walk in. Couldnt tell you their name
That was a great skit! 😂😂😂😂
I named one of our cats after this sketch! We named him Norman (the doorman). "It even rhythms."
his old-fashioned television show host voice is PERFECT
Both those sketches were MUUURDERRRRR!!! 💀💀💀 Because I die every time I watch them
One of my favorites of Hader was 'The Allen' and he portrays a sentient AI cybertronic in a deceased mans body, to provide living room entertainment, but quickly becomes unhinged and psychopathic as the details pile on lol
Watched these last night. Def why I'm getting recommended this video the next morning.
Then they bring the doorman back out and Paul Rudd forgot his name again 😂😂😂😂
I find it even funnier how he inflated all the numbers, and when he was telling the story😂
I love that sketch to bits
How could you not remember Norman the doorman?! 😂
even forgot the second time 😂
lol Bill looks like the Joker without makeup here. 😂
Hader came back to reprise his role during Mulvaney's hosting. It's hilarious!
I’ve watched it like 20 times
One of the funniest sketches to date 😂
I love this sketch series. I wished it was brought back a lot.
Idk if ya'll heard of it,but this guy did s show called barry or berry. Think its his directorial debut , but the show is pretty damn good. Hes really good as the unassuming bad ass hit man with a twist of dark humor.
It was definitely an SNL top 20 of all time sketch.
Bill hader as barry is amazing.
It continues to be one of the best ever sketches on SNL
Such a cruel gaslight, lol 😆 😂
What's it all for Vince Blake?
In a word? CHAOS.
The one where he presented Mulaney with a bunch of interns and asked for one of their names 😂😂😂😂
Love me some Bill Hader 😂
One of the best sketches from snl.
"why do you do it..."
"In a word..... *Chaos ."
&
"But little zayne you know." Are my Two favorite lines from what I believe is two seperate episodes.
Hader is their best gameshow host.
Bill hader has the perfect villain face
Best one was when John was on and said:
"Do I have to look at her as I say it?"
Bill says:
"Riiiiight in the eyes!!" For-TEN-MILLION dollars, whats that name?"
🤣🤣🤣
This might be my favorite sketch... I can relate
One of my favorites 😂😂
He was the glue on that show for a decade.
I watch this one over and over
This is absolutely one of my favorites!! It's just SO dark when you really think about it. Just think about that time when you should've known, but just couldn't remember, and how shitty you felt inside 😈👹👹😈
“What about your friends?”
“Those guys? Well you see, I roll with a group of problematic bachelors and we call ourselves *The Squad* “
Hilarious he embellished every detail
He is the perfect game show voice. Love him!
The fact that THIS is his favorite makes me love him even more 😂😂😭😭😭😭
i love how literally every minor detail is exaggerated to make it seem funnier
I LOVE Bill Hader. He is amazingly talented.
Hader, this is one of my favorites as well, love the comedy,
NORMAN THE DOORMAN
Bill hader is next level epic put him and will forte in control of the new hollywood
Stephán is my favorite Hader character. He always breaks hilariously.
Also one of my favorite Bill Hader sketches.
This was AMAZING!!!!! 🏆🏆🏆
Comedy Gold!!!
The most hilarious of this is how wrong he remembers everything!! 😂😂😂😂
"What's wrong with Tanya" is even better
This sketch and the game show "Meet your future wife" one was hilarious.
I love that he ALMOST gets the small details right.
The one with Lady Gaga And Justin Timberlake is funny too. Gaga knows everyone, but Justin doesn't even know Chris kirkpatrivk! Lol
I always think of Hader at the beginning of Pineapple Express. “You know what’s wrong with this dog & pony show you calm the army?” “Lots of dudes” 😂☠️
The second one is my favorite SNL sketch
As a women born in 1975 and growing up watching sale of the century he could not be more accurate with the voice
This was my favorite of his work too
That episode is hilarious 😂😂😂
🤣😂🙏💯