S22.E18

Pamela Lee/Rollins Band

Épisode diffusé le 19 avr. 1997
TV-14
1h 30min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWatch selected sketches and segments from the 1997 episode hosted by Baywatch star Pamela Anderson with a special guest appearance by Tommy Lee. Sketches include: "Janet Reno's Press Confere... Tout lireWatch selected sketches and segments from the 1997 episode hosted by Baywatch star Pamela Anderson with a special guest appearance by Tommy Lee. Sketches include: "Janet Reno's Press Conference", "The Roxbury Guys", "TV Funhouse: The Ambiguously Gay Duo", "Pamela's Movie", "Oprah... Tout lireWatch selected sketches and segments from the 1997 episode hosted by Baywatch star Pamela Anderson with a special guest appearance by Tommy Lee. Sketches include: "Janet Reno's Press Conference", "The Roxbury Guys", "TV Funhouse: The Ambiguously Gay Duo", "Pamela's Movie", "Oprah's Book Club", and "Larry King's News and Views".

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If you see only one film the rest of your life: it should be Jungle 2 Jungle

This episode features Will Ferrel's famous Janet Reno impersonation as well as a Baywatch version of Spartan Cheerleaders, Goat Boy hosts "Hey, do you remember the 80s", and the Roxbury Guys.

The best sketches of this episode are definitely the Goat Boy and Larry King News & Views. I love Norm Macdonald as Larry King. There are a couple of sketches that aren't so great and those are the Pamela Lee Invitational race and the Twilight Zone because those rely too much on Pam's looks and that's lazy writing in my opinion. Overall, it is a decent episode and not deserving of its current low rating.

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In 2023 Henry Rollins was asked what was the most surreal thing he saw backstage in 1997 on the episode of Saturday Night Live when Rollins Band was the music guest and Pamela Anderson was the host. He replied: "The coolest thing about that afternoon was hanging out with Pam, who's a pal to this day. And she came backstage, she's gonna be hosting the thing and all of that, and she was like, 'Hi, I'm Pam.' When not a single cast member of Saturday Night Live would give us the time of day, except for Tim Meadows. They were just totally uncool to us, and it's too bad because they're all like wicked funny. I mean, I'm a fan but they were like bristling to us. We're like, OK. And we just hung out with Pam Anderson. I've known her and Tommy [ Tommy Lee, Mötley Crüe drummer and Anderson's then-husband] for like a hundred years. You know, I don't how they get along with each other, but both of them have always been nothing but completely friendly to me."

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Larry King: This is "News and Views." You heard it here first, gang: if you only see one film the rest of your life, it should be "Jungle 2 Jungle".