These kids don't get the references that the sketches are making fun of, of course it's not as funny to them without seeing the original tv shows/commercials
One of my favorite reoccurring skits from90's SNL was Will Ferrell and Ana Gasteyer as "The Culps" two nerdy music teachers that cover popular songs at proms and other events.
"I wish I had a kryptonite cross, because then you could keep both Dracula AND Superman away." The one where he tells a story about taking his nephew to "Disneyland" is another that had always stood out in my mind too. 😂
@@darlingdeb7010haha public access is even lower than PBS. While PBS is "publicly funded," the programming is still professionally made . Public access, on the other hand, is not paid for by the viewer, but rather the program. So it could range from some municipal government programming, to someone paying for a half-hour slot to do whatever. I've seen people do political shows (ranting/interviewing/taking calls), music shows for local music or a specific subgenre, or even call in shows for all kinds of stuff. Pre-internet, this was the top of the food chain for a "local scene" above chat phone lines, zines, newsletters, etc.
if you showed the context of the spartan cheerleaders it would be much funnier the joke is they want to be cheerleaders at that school but they are not allowed so they force their cheers anyway
The best Jack Handy is “If trees could scream, would we be so cavalier about cutting them down? We might, if they screamed all the time, for no good reason.” The delivery has a nice pause after the question and you think it's like a normal deep thought, and then it just takes a turn right back into Jack Handy deep thoughts territory.
Evidently your Spartan Cheerleader skit didn't explain who they really are? They are 2 cheerleaders who didn't make the squad and they cheer at non-traditional events such as a swim meet (the one shown) or chess match. It remains one of my favorite skits.
I'm not surprised this channel cut out the punchline of the Michael Jackson joke. It goes, "Michael Jackson heard they had a sale, boys pants are half-off."
I remember watching Schweddy Balls live with my parents. They were not amused, but I was 12, and was trying so hard not to laugh. Finally I broke, and just laughed my ass off for the rest of the sketch.
"My friends and I used to go play with uncle cave man in his cave, and occasionally he would eat one of us. It wasn't until years later that I realized uncle cave man was a bear." - Jack Handy
I was waiting for the Patrick Swayze and Chris Farley dancing one. 🤣 Also, I never realized how many people are gone now.. Phil Hartman, wasn't he killed by his wife or something? 😢
This generation can't stay quiet through the setup of a joke to save their lives... It's "I want everything now!" culture. Just give them some slapstick; a little Three Stooges, and call it a day. Non-existent attention spans... "Oh, let me talk about what I'm seeing right now while they set up the joke. Oh, the audience laughed. HAHA! I don't know why they're laughing, because I talked over the setup and didn't get the punchline as a result, but I should probably laugh too so I don't look lost." Shoot me... 🤦♂
Christopher Walken sketches "More Cowbell", "The Continental" and "Colonel Angus" All the "Sprockets" especially the one with Phil Hartman as Susan, Honorable mentions include, but are not limited to: "Cork Soakers", "Jingleheimer Junction", all of the "Celebratory Jeopardy" with Darrel Hammond as Sean Connery and all of "The Ladie's Man".
Cowbell and Colonel Angus wouldn't be options because they aren't from the 90s. Not sure exactly when The Continental sketches aired, but I would guess a good number of them were post-90s as well. I feel like they didn't start those until his later hosting dates. No Celebrity Jeopardy skits is really the unacceptable absence here. Jingleheimer Junction is a great call for one off skit.
They can't make certain connections because of phone brain. Some of the jokes couldn't make sense if you weren't around at the time though (crystal gravy)
So, the spartan cheerleaders needs more context. They are considered losers by the whole school, and they go around cheering for the most random sports (ones that don't get cheerleaders). They are more of a series character aquired taste 😀 And yes, the Gap was one of the places you'd find those type of employees.
Wait! No Chippendales? No Celebrity Jeopardy? No Operaman? Canteen boy? Lunch lady land? There are so many top-tier skits you passed over for some that weren't good. Who puts these lists together?
The greatest Farley sketch is the Chippendales audition hands down! My favorite deep thought is, "If you ever drop your keys in molten lava....let 'em go, cause man...they're gone!"
@@ericlencher2356 Or Sandler’s Opera guy? There’s so many iconic moments from the 90s. I think the two best eras in SNL history are the OG not ready for Primetime Pjsyers from 1975-1980 and from 1989-1998. It has been the same or even close since 1998.
Did they understand that the joke of the Cheerleaders is that they did NOT make the school cheer squad and they made up their own (terrible) cheers and showed up at events like swim meets and chess matches and other oddball sports? 😂😂
You probably picked some of the worse examples of skits. The only one that is acceptable is sweaty balls and down by the river. You could have gotten the chip'n'dales audition, more cowbell, da bears skit, the church lady, caveman lawyer, sloppy joe song, hakkaunuah song, night at the roseberry with Jim Carey. Even the bu-bye skit was funnier than half of these. So many more famous and funny skits.
"Charlie Farley" 🤣🤣🤣🤣! You know Chris is laughing from above. And Yes...GAP was EXACTLY THAT! Should of shown them the "just cinch it" skit instead, but yeah, GAP was for preppy airheads with no sense of style & Daddy's credit card. I still to this day remember the smell of GAP circa 1994, had a certain smell that I'm sure is still there today. Deep Thoughts was the shit & 90's SNL the best era & time to be alive & in high school. LOUD & PROUD TO BE GEN X ✌️
Every knows the Schweddy Balls bit, but I have found very few people who have seen the brilliant follow-up with Betty White playing a woman talking about her “Dusty Muffin” recipe. Please look it up if you haven’t seen it.
How is the Spartan cheerleader sketch so hard to “get” for these people? In the first "Spartans" sketch, it's made clear that Craig and Arianna tried out for the Spartan Spirit cheerleading squad and were cut, but made off with the uniforms and began cheering on their own. It’s two people that desperately wanted to be cheerleaders, that just said “screw that we’re gonna cheer anyway”.
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Your really going to show Matt Foley and not have him jump through the table?
Facts
Preach
Who's Matt Foley? Where is Matt Foley? How is Matt Foley?
It was criminal what they did
@@Paul-vw9tqWhy is Matt Foley?
Chris Farley and Patrick Swazye as Chip n Dales hopefuls. I love that skit!
YES!!!
These kids don't get the references that the sketches are making fun of, of course it's not as funny to them without seeing the original tv shows/commercials
These kids just don’t know how we 90’s teens would be GLUED to this show every week.
One of my favorite reoccurring skits from90's SNL was Will Ferrell and Ana Gasteyer as "The Culps" two nerdy music teachers that cover popular songs at proms and other events.
My favorite Jack Handey was, “it takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man, to laugh at that man.”
"I wish I had a kryptonite cross, because then you could keep both Dracula AND Superman away."
The one where he tells a story about taking his nephew to "Disneyland" is another that had always stood out in my mind too. 😂
I like how they misinterpret Wayne's World's low production quality as two dudes in a basement on public access for SNL's production quality.
I honestly don't think they have a clue what a PBS show was back then lol.
@@darlingdeb7010haha public access is even lower than PBS. While PBS is "publicly funded," the programming is still professionally made . Public access, on the other hand, is not paid for by the viewer, but rather the program. So it could range from some municipal government programming, to someone paying for a half-hour slot to do whatever. I've seen people do political shows (ranting/interviewing/taking calls), music shows for local music or a specific subgenre, or even call in shows for all kinds of stuff. Pre-internet, this was the top of the food chain for a "local scene" above chat phone lines, zines, newsletters, etc.
Maybe the kids would have understood if they were told Wayne and Garth were OG live streamers.
You cant forget Chris Farley's Chippendale audition! 😂
Was that the one with Patrick Swayze? I said that one too!
@@jenniferhanson3671 Yep.
One the best parts is that Swayze is actually scared he'd lose at one point as well.
Man it hurts seeing Phil Hartman. RIP. Colon blow.
The skit with adam sandler, chris Farley and david spade dressed as women shouldve showed chris farleys character freaking out over fries.
"LAY OFF MAN!"
No Chippendale's skit with Patrick Swayze and Chris Farley?!?!???
they would just say, wow these guys are good dancers. Shout out to them.
if you showed the context of the spartan cheerleaders it would be much funnier
the joke is they want to be cheerleaders at that school
but they are not allowed so they force their cheers anyway
The best Jack Handy is “If trees could scream, would we be so cavalier about cutting them down? We might, if they screamed all the time, for no good reason.”
The delivery has a nice pause after the question and you think it's like a normal deep thought, and then it just takes a turn right back into Jack Handy deep thoughts territory.
Telling them about pubic access television is the same as describing a rotary phone.
You showed Wayne's World WITHOUT Aerosmith & Tom Hanks? And why no Coffee Talk? You're making me SO VERKLEMPT........
Coffee Talk is sooo BUTTAH!
Wayne's World, is basically a dude streaming his podcast, in his parent's basement...a couple decades before streaming.
They followed shweddy balls with Betty White and Dusty's muffins
How can you show the skit with Farley, Sandler, and Spade without showing the fries part! That’s the best part!
Night At The Roxburys? Mary Gallagher? The Ladies Man?
Evidently your Spartan Cheerleader skit didn't explain who they really are? They are 2 cheerleaders who didn't make the squad and they cheer at non-traditional events such as a swim meet (the one shown) or chess match. It remains one of my favorite skits.
Church Chat is my vibe. I'd like to see reactions to a Church Chat compilation.
(Dana Carvey as the Church Lady)
I cant believe there wasnt a celebrity jeopardy in there, to me those were the funniest skits of that era.
He was asked why he kept hiking his pants. It's because they kept falling down.
I'm not surprised this channel cut out the punchline of the Michael Jackson joke.
It goes, "Michael Jackson heard they had a sale, boys pants are half-off."
Without the punchline it makes no sense.
I remember watching Schweddy Balls live with my parents. They were not amused, but I was 12, and was trying so hard not to laugh. Finally I broke, and just laughed my ass off for the rest of the sketch.
I'm surprised that Church Lady was not shown. Some of that was hilarious.
When Sean Penn punched her for talking bad about Madonna. Good stuff
"My friends and I used to go play with uncle cave man in his cave, and occasionally he would eat one of us. It wasn't until years later that I realized uncle cave man was a bear." - Jack Handy
😮WHAT! No Chippendales!? Unacceptable!!!!
Not from the 90s but Bill Hader as Stefan are the funniest skits.
Pepper boy and chippendale not making the cut is wild
I was waiting for the Patrick Swayze and Chris Farley dancing one. 🤣 Also, I never realized how many people are gone now.. Phil Hartman, wasn't he killed by his wife or something? 😢
This generation can't stay quiet through the setup of a joke to save their lives... It's "I want everything now!" culture. Just give them some slapstick; a little Three Stooges, and call it a day. Non-existent attention spans...
"Oh, let me talk about what I'm seeing right now while they set up the joke. Oh, the audience laughed. HAHA! I don't know why they're laughing, because I talked over the setup and didn't get the punchline as a result, but I should probably laugh too so I don't look lost." Shoot me... 🤦♂
I cannot believe that I watched all of these live on the TV😂😂😂😂 Makes me feel so old😂😂😂
My favorite SNL skit has to be Celebrity Jeopardy with Sean Connery
that was great but i believe in to 2000s
@@gilligan777Nope. It was 90s.
Christopher Walken sketches "More Cowbell", "The Continental" and "Colonel Angus" All the "Sprockets" especially the one with Phil Hartman as Susan, Honorable mentions include, but are not limited to: "Cork Soakers", "Jingleheimer Junction", all of the "Celebratory Jeopardy" with Darrel Hammond as Sean Connery and all of "The Ladie's Man".
Cowbell and Colonel Angus wouldn't be options because they aren't from the 90s. Not sure exactly when The Continental sketches aired, but I would guess a good number of them were post-90s as well. I feel like they didn't start those until his later hosting dates.
No Celebrity Jeopardy skits is really the unacceptable absence here. Jingleheimer Junction is a great call for one off skit.
There's something off with most these Gen Z reactors. I can't put my finger on it, but only one or two of them seemed normal.
They can't make certain connections because of phone brain. Some of the jokes couldn't make sense if you weren't around at the time though (crystal gravy)
The kid that seemed shocked that a girl didn't recognize Baldwin, didn't know Chris Farley
We miss you Chris Farley
Okay, but did you explain to them what a public access tv show was?
So, the spartan cheerleaders needs more context. They are considered losers by the whole school, and they go around cheering for the most random sports (ones that don't get cheerleaders). They are more of a series character aquired taste 😀
And yes, the Gap was one of the places you'd find those type of employees.
They really needed to see the switched coffee reaction commercials from that era to get context for that Farley sketch.
I hope you showed them the whole clips, can't skip Foley goin through the table..
OOPSA DAISY!!
What a great concept. let's react to comedy sketches and have the actors talk over the sketches the whole time, so they can remove all the funny.
Reacting is the whole point of a reaction video. The channel is called REACT for a reason you nitwit.
Farley cracking Christina Applegate is crazy, when you consider they rarely cracked on mwc
I love Saturday Night Live! It's one of my favorites. It's like All That but for adults. 😂
Where is Chris Kattan as Mango??!
Okay the cut from the whiten chicks reference to Haley felt devious 14:12
After the Cheerleaders sketch, the sketches that were included went off the rails. There needed to be a better selection of sketches.
I think for Gen X, the Gap job was kind of cliche, e.g. in ‘Reality Bites.’
You didn't even play the Roxbury guys (Doug and Steve butobi) or even the most iconic, More cowbell!!
More cowbell was not in the 90s.
No Weekend Updates?
Cork Soakers
Pepsi blue was the bomb . Crystal Pepsi was like medicine.
Canteen boy. That should have been shown
I weep for the future.
I weep for the generations that have no clue about the greatness of "cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger" ...
I'm disappointed there were no Mary Katherine Gallagher or Steve and Doug Butabi (Roxbury nightclub) skits shown.
Was totally waiting for Mary Katherine Gallagher and/or Sally "50 Years Old" O'Malley
ON GOD!!!!
🎉Jack Handy!🎉 my favorite is uncle caveman.😂😂😂
It’s sad how today’s youth don’t have a sense of humor. I blame memes.
They're too busy being offended by everything to laugh at anything.
Wtf they literally loved all of these skits
When was the cork soakers skit, my favorite
why was no Mary Catherine Galeger played?
SUPA STA!!!
That was one of the better SNL decades. It's been bad the past decade and a half.
What about "lowered Expectations" ? Maybe that wasn't SNL
@gigi9301 the 90s wasn't SNL?...
11:53 I knew they were parodying something. It's been so long. I kind of remembered the Van Halen song "right now," playing in the background.
Now do Mad TV!
Now I want to see gen Z react to the undertaker choke slamming mankind off the steel cage 😂
“When I die, I want to go peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather. Not screaming in terror, like the passengers in his car.”- Jack Handy
Classic
🤣🤣🤣
No Dana Carvey / Church Lady?! That's a sin! 😂
What could have caused that? Could it be....SATAN?!?!
@@embertheelder as the church lady said once," We all make mistakes." lol
Wait! No Chippendales? No Celebrity Jeopardy? No Operaman? Canteen boy? Lunch lady land? There are so many top-tier skits you passed over for some that weren't good. Who puts these lists together?
Pretty sure whoever put the list together probably wasn’t actually alive when the 90s SNL aired either. Or they were little kids.
I know right missed so much of the golden age btw I’m also genz and binged watched every episode from 90-95
The greatest Farley sketch is the Chippendales audition hands down! My favorite deep thought is, "If you ever drop your keys in molten lava....let 'em go, cause man...they're gone!"
How’d you miss the Chippendale dance off between Swayze & Chris Farley?
That, plus the Lunch Lady song and sketch with Sandler & Farley! Hysterically funny both of them.
@@ericlencher2356 Or Sandler’s Opera guy? There’s so many iconic moments from the 90s. I think the two best eras in SNL history are the OG not ready for Primetime Pjsyers from 1975-1980 and from 1989-1998. It has been the same or even close since 1998.
This video needs more cowbell
That's too late for this video, though I agree!!!
The fact that one of them understood that the Shweddy Balls was making fun of NPR makes me happy.
Neil Patrick rarris
Whenever I see Phil Hartman I get sad. He had so much life left & was so funny.
Rest In Peace Chris Farley & Phil Hartman. 😔💐💐
Some suggestions for a round two: Adam Sandler and Chris Farley "Lunch Lady Land", and Chris Farley and PAtrick Swayze's Chip n' Dale Dancer tryouts.
How do you do classic 90's SNL and NOT do Dana Carvey as the Church Lady?!
And no caveman lawyer
Maybe because it started in the 80s. I agree, still could've shown an example of the 90s.
Because church lady wasn't funny?
Wish you'd shown Celebrity Jeopardy where Sean Connery misreads "An Album Cover." That is my absolute favorite.
Did they understand that the joke of the Cheerleaders is that they did NOT make the school cheer squad and they made up their own (terrible) cheers and showed up at events like swim meets and chess matches and other oddball sports? 😂😂
came here to say that. Context is everything when it comes to comedy and they weren't given any frame of reference before viewing the clips.
Next you have to do In Living Color skits
ooh.. yesss plz 😊
*snap* *snap* *snap*
Miss Phil Hartman, he was hilarious.
My favorite Cheerleader skit was when they were at a swim meet. "Taco. Burrito. What's coming out of your Speedo? You've got trouble!"
RIP Chris Farley, Phil Hartman, and Norm Macdonald.
It’s Charlie Farley
@@El_BuenoNo, it’s Chris Farley. Charlie Farley is an artist, Chris Farley is a comedian/actor.
Yes for the other two but norm MacDonald was a monster!!
It's Chris Farley @@El_Bueno
You probably picked some of the worse examples of skits. The only one that is acceptable is sweaty balls and down by the river. You could have gotten the chip'n'dales audition, more cowbell, da bears skit, the church lady, caveman lawyer, sloppy joe song, hakkaunuah song, night at the roseberry with Jim Carey. Even the bu-bye skit was funnier than half of these. So many more famous and funny skits.
Totally agree!!!Loved Church Lady!!!
"Delta Delta Delta! Can I help ya? help ya? help ya?"
They don't even know Christina Applegate. To not know Married With Children is a crime against humanity. Guilty of cluelessness!.
Not to mention Ed O'Neill in the Wayne's world skit
“If trees could scream, would we be so cavalier about cutting them down? We might, if they screamed all the time, for no good reason.”
― Jack Handy
Why do they take everything so literally?
they have tik tok brain. Exaggeration is just normal behavior to them and they can't understand subtlety either.
Like they just like idk like I can't stop saying like.
How do you guys show Van by the River and NOT show Farley crash through the table‽
Phil Hartman another one they lost was good and yes Norm McDonald.
Rip Chris Farley and Phil Hartman.
the best of the last great SNL generation.
Toonses the Driving Cat and the Japanese Game show with Chris Farley hosted by Mike Meyers.
Norms weekend updates about oj are the greatest
R.I.P. Norm. 🕯
😂😂😂 YESSSSSSS! They kept telling him to stop and he refused, which makes them even better.
and Michael Jackson
"Charlie Farley" 🤣🤣🤣🤣! You know Chris is laughing from above. And Yes...GAP was EXACTLY THAT! Should of shown them the "just cinch it" skit instead, but yeah, GAP was for preppy airheads with no sense of style & Daddy's credit card. I still to this day remember the smell of GAP circa 1994, had a certain smell that I'm sure is still there today. Deep Thoughts was the shit & 90's SNL the best era & time to be alive & in high school. LOUD & PROUD TO BE GEN X ✌️
The audacity of featuring the Spartan Cheerleaders sketch without showing The Ultimate Cheer! Shame on you! 😡
I wish Chris Farley was still around. That man was hilarious.
Every knows the Schweddy Balls bit, but I have found very few people who have seen the brilliant follow-up with Betty White playing a woman talking about her “Dusty Muffin” recipe. Please look it up if you haven’t seen it.
They needed to see the Chris Farley 'Chippendales' sketch. LOL!
With Patrick Swayze, which they would have no idea who he is.
I loved Dana Carvey's Church Lady skits.
Me too, but a lot of them were 80s.
@@jediconnor9349 Most of the best ones were in the 80s.
@@miguelsilva3867 That’s what I’m saying!
How can you do a 90s snl episode without Norm’s weekend update?
I'm not sure a large part of norm's stuff can be on youtube.
These kids wouldn't get Norm and they certainly wouldn't get all the OJ jokes.
"If you ever drop your keys into a stream of lava, don't try to pick them up, because man... they're gone."
My is the one about pranking his nephew by taking him to "Disney Land"
How is the Spartan cheerleader sketch so hard to “get” for these people?
In the first "Spartans" sketch, it's made clear that Craig and Arianna tried out for the Spartan Spirit cheerleading squad and were cut, but made off with the uniforms and began cheering on their own.
It’s two people that desperately wanted to be cheerleaders, that just said “screw that we’re gonna cheer anyway”.
This a failure of a video for not having the chippendales skit probably the best ever
And sister Mary Catherine