All My Luggage - Saturday Night Live
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- Опубликовано: 23 сен 2013
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In this overly dramatic soap opera scene, Jessica Flemming loses her luggage. Aired 10/06/90
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I love the outbursts of laughter when the all my luggage sign comes on and when susan is in the chapel
Easily one of the funniest and spot on parodies of daytime serials. You either get this spoof 100% or it zooms over your head and seems stupid. This is a hilarious sketch that nails many tropes of 80s & 90s soaps.
If you also don't get this joke. Then try a year meeting your quota from one minute complaint calls in customer service.
This is my first time watching this skit....HILARIOUS! I love Susan's comedic timing!
"I know it' seems like the only time I come to you is when I lose my bags"...is my favorite part.
The way Hollywood never thought to give her a sitcom about a melodramatic soap actress is criminal. She is so damn funny and her comedic timing is perfection.
A sitcom like that would be so funny like that movie SoapDish!
She played Genevieve Delatour for 49 episodes on _Devious Maids_ (2013-2016)
Susan has such good comic timing!
Fan fact she auditioned for the role of Mary-Ann in Gillian’s island so she very much could have went into comedy if her career panned out differently.
I never watched "All My Children" but obviously the audience did and really got the jokes.
Their reaction made this skit funny.
Oh definitely, if I recall, previous to the week Susan Lucci had hosted, her character Erica Kane had just visited the chapel to pray for the life of her daughter Bianca who had contracted Rhys syndrome. And she gave an impassioned plea to God in that scene too. So, this farce hit very close to the funny bone. Phil Hartman was great too - he really could play anything.
@@erikandrus4387Susan Lucci talks about it on the FoundationInterviews channel
She didn't have to read cue cards for this.
She cranked out All My Children episodes five days a week for most of the calendar year for decades. She rapid-fire memorized lines for a living. 🤓
The best soap parody SNL ever did.
Phil Hartman was born for parts like this! I love his facial expressions 🤣❤
This sketch is a litmus test for age. For anyone under 30, why this sketch is hilarious will sail right over their heads. The rest of us are on the floor laughing our heads off. 🤣🤣🤣
Nah~Anyone over 30 watched it with their moms when they came home from school for lunch~just ask my kids~and any of their friends 😂😂😂
@@maggiemoonbeam6146 Your comment makes no sense.
Susan Lucci is an absolute genius. 😂
I always wanted them to pan ONE LIFE TO LIVE in the eighties, I even casted it in my head:
Dana Carvey as Bo
Nora Dunn as Dorian
Phil Hartman as Asa
Jan Hooks as Viki/Niki
Victoria Jackson as Tina
Jon Lovitz as Mitch
Kevin Nealon as Clint
That would have been epic! Especially Phil and Jan, I pictured them in those roles and makeup & thought how perfectly they would have done it. 🥲 😊
@@CuriousGoodsJessica Are you by chance a Friday the 13th the Series fan?
Even Walt Willey recognized himself in this sketch.
“So what are you telling us?” Lol
Too bad Susan didn't host a 2nd time during her pill addiction storyline. She could've reenacted her woman of the year speech. The only difference is that that the audience is baggage handlers & airport employees. When she says "everyone in this room has let me down"
Jackson Montgomery next to her is strangely silent. Maybe he really knew where the luggage was.
Phil Hartman barely opens his mouth and I start laughing he is sorely missed
Susan is so gorgeous 😍
RIP PHIL HARTMAN
I miss him!
Losing him hurt.
Indeed..
This could double as a reality show these days.
This is also when "Twin Peaks" was the rage, this skit makes it clear how much that show was inspired by soap operas (maybe it's just the synth). This is still absurdly funny 33 years later. I saw it live back then and I never forgot it, it crosses my mind a few times a year!
My brother was into the Soaps, he loved this stuff.
Poor Erica Kane. Only she would have a meltdown for losing luggage
This is so well performed!
This was HILARIOUS 😂 😂😂😂😂
Pure gold!
What a great laugh 😂
Perfect!!!
This must've been before Vegas was the fabulous shopping destination it is today.
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True. High end stores were not in Las Vegas around 1990. Now she’d be fine.
Great !!!
There's another sketch from this episode somewhere where for some reason a cameo is made by longtime "Match Game" host Gene Rayburn. I'm not sure where that is.
Oh my goodness! This is hilarious! Susan Lucci should have her own sitcom!
This is actually how Susan Lucci acted on AMC! Seriously.
Nah, this is an exaggerated version and hilarious for it.
It's a little exaggerated but you're right lol Erica was a bitch tho in the 70s! My mom used to cry and carry on about how she was mean to Tom!😊
@@nicoletrudell2065LOL. Exactly.
Immortal. ❤😂❤😂❤
CLASSIC SNL...😅
I 💕 Susan!!
She was such a professional
This was a very "inside joke" skit.
The slightly sinister floaty minor-key aspect of the background music gives it a bit of a _Twin Peaks_ feel
This is funny on many levels but what they are saying is how soap operas make a big deal about nothing. Soaps are more about the characters than the plots. Thats what i thought was hysterical at least.
she kills it
Lol
Sam Brinton has her luggage.
This is the funniest thing ever
LAWL!!
Daddy likey just about everything with Phil Hartman is going to be good
LOL. THEY NEED TO QUIT.
This is one of the worst sketches I’ve ever seen. Evidently the audience thought it was hilarious. They were wrong.
Humor is subjective, and this clearly was for a 1990 audience that was more familiar with how soaps are.
Speak for yourself, Vickie.
Loved it, thought it was very amusing
Just say it's over your head, it's ok not to understand the joke.
Oh, okay.