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James McAvoy isnt looking for laughs, generally speaking.
That said, McAvoy is a ham.
For anSNLhost, thats a great start.
At the end of the interview, Stone calls out Pardon me!
not because Carlson mumbled but because Stone wants amnesty.
The U.E.S.
The rhyme, beat, camera, and editing work are all great.
The ladies approach, use the magic words (Can I steal him for a sec?
), let Dolton know that they missed him, and then talk about themselves.
Im a content creator, says one.
And the content is porn.
One is an anti-immigration Cuban emigre who would have closed the door behind me, if she could have.
At this point, Id just like to call it quits.
Redds emphatic delivery is pretty irresistible.
Afterward, Cecily Strong emerges as the woman whos always yelling outside of Michael Ches window, Cathy Anne.
Though the jokes are subservient to the physical aspect of Strongs performance, its still an assured bit.
Your accent is very thick, says the helpless guy.
Is it possible to not do that?
Its over the top, but fun.
Theres something lost in this, the second edition of this sketch.
Even if the sketch isnt a runaway winner, the writers certainly articulate a particular dorky kink well.
Charmin
For this sketch-length commercial about commercials, a focus group evaluates a Charmin Super Bowl ad.
James McAvoy Monologue
McAvoys introductory monologue aims to get a few things straight.
Hes wearing a kilt because hes Scottish and his calves are shredded.
Though he is often recognized for films includingStar WarsandTrainspotting,that is actually theotherScottish actor, Ewan McGregor.
While theres nothing remarkable in the monologue, it gets the job done.
Also, McAvoy earns a point with the audience for simply acknowledging that he screws up a line.
Tonights show is steady, if not inspired.
McAvoy remains a bright light throughout, however.
Who knows, maybe someday hell look for laughs on the big screen.
The next liveSNLis not until February 9, with host and musical guest Halsey.
