He was a mature performer with very intelligent and engaging appearances. We could’ve made a documentary like the real The Original Kings of Comedy.Bernie McCullough would forever be remembered as the African-American comedian who refused to dance to the tune of the industry. I am so mad we didn’t shoot more footage of us all backstage when we were in character. We actually wrote a fourth “Original Kings of Catchphrase Comedy,” but it only made it to a table read. Two made it to air and one was only shown online.
BERNIE MAC YOUTUBE IF YOU SEE BOBBY MAC
And we thought, again, “How do we get White Bernie Mac on the air?” These sketches were always so hard to get on the show. White Bernie Mac was a character Jason would do around the office. Moynihan: I am so happy with the placement. And it’s only fitting that one of “The Original Kings of Comedy” is also the #1 Original King of Catchphrase Comedy. It’s five seconds that triggers whatever it is inside my brain that causes guttural laughter.
I tell it like it is.” From his stand-up to his underrated sitcom to his scene-stealing film roles, Bernie Mac never shied away from putting his POV as a black man in America front and center. Maybe that’s why Jason Sudeikis in whiteface doing a spot-on Bernie Mac impression is so viscerally funny to me. The late, great Bernie Mac used to say in his routine “I been black a long time. But the rest was entirely improvised by me. Not the word “bitch” because Sinbad doesn’t swear. And word-for-word, my line “If a Dracula is chasing you, turn around and trip the bitch!” is taken from that special. Moynihan: I used to perform improv with Charlie Sanders and Eugene Cordero at UCB, and Charlie had this old VHS tape where bits of a Sinbad stand-up special was taped over the movie. But for now, we just have to imagine a big-screen romp where Slappy Pappy tracks down the Frankenstein who took his woman. In another time – the halcyon days of the early 2000s – Lorne Michaels might’ve blessed us with a Slappy Pappy movie. But Bobby Moynihan’s character is a mix of in-his-prime Sinbad and real-life catchphrase comedian Shucky Ducky, who would end his jokes with “Shucky ducky quack quack!” In all three sketches, Slappy Pappy struts onstage with the confidence of a mid-’90s Def Jam comedian who’s equally frustrated with McDonald’s breakfast hours and regular encounters with Dracula and Frankenstein. Like Dave “Beef Jelly” Winfield, Slappy Pappy seems too absurd to be based in reality. Chiming in with behind-the-scenes stories on select rankings is Slappy Pappy himself, Bobby Moynihan, who co-wrote all three sketches with Jake Szymanski, who also directed, and Christine Nangle.
Taking into account their inanity, originality, source comedians, and overall ability to elicit belly laughs, we’ve have gone ahead and ranked all 33 “Original Kings of Catchphrase Comedy” from worst to first. – deserves praise as one of the funniest 10-to-1 sketches in the show’s 43-year history. While never a massive hit, the sketch – which has the best SNL cast members of the 2010s performing the silliest characters you could ever pitch at 2:00 a.m. They didn’t even bother to put the sketch on YouTube until two years later. “The Original Kings of Catchphrase Comedy,” a send-up of the worst stand-up comedy has to offer, was different. Then SNL does the sketch twenty more times until people forget why they liked it in the first place. The lifespan of recurring SNL sketches goes like this: It airs once. Bobby Moynihan, Abby Elliott, Seth Meyers, and Kenan Thompson on SNL.
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