Zach Galifianakis’s appearance on Saturday Night Live was, at best, okay. The best moments were the digital short and the monologue. None of the sketches really worked.
Digital Short: Zach Drops By The Set
Zach’s monologue
This bidet sketch wasn’t horrible.
In case you wondering, Zach did shave his beard off during Vampire Weekend’s last song, and then wore a fake beard during the closing.
Saturday Night Live (11:30 pm on NBC)
SNL is rarely something that I want to watch, but they’ve done everything right this week by having Zach Galifianakis as host and Vampire Weekend as musical guest.
Magic & Bird: A Courtship of Rivals (8pm on HBO)
College basketball (all day)
Saturday’s are great for watching two things: college sports and movies. Here’s the college basketball games on today:
12pm on CBS #8 West Virginia at #9 Villanova
12pm on ESPN #24 Texas A&M at Oklahoma
12pm on ESPN2 Florida State at Miami
2pm on ESPN #1 Syracuse at Villanova
2pm on CBS #2 Kansas at Missouri
2pm on ESPN2 South Carolina at #19 Vanderbilt
4pm on ESPN #25 Texas at #22 Baylor
4pm on ESPN2 Winthrop at Coastal Carolina
4pm on CBS UCLA at Arizona State
6pm on ESPN #13 Tennessee at Mississippi State
9pm on ESPN North Carolina at #4 Duke
MOVIES (various)
Posted: March 6th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: TV | Tags: Magic & Bird, SNL, Vampire Weekend, What To Watch, Zach Galifianakis | No Comments »Children of Men 11:30am on USA
Intolerable Cruelty 12pm on LMN
Keeping The Faith 2pm on Lifetime
Major League 2:30pm on Comedy Central
Blood Diamond 2:30pm on USA
The Brothers McMullen 3:30pm on IFC
The Godfather 4pm on AMC
O Brother, Where Art Thou? 4:30pm on CMT
The Godfather Part II 8pm on AMC
The Pianist 8pm on IFC
A Streetcar Named Desire 8pm on TCM
Matt Damon, Danny Bhoy, Corinne Bailey Rae on Letterman
Morgan Freeman, Meredith Vieira on Leno
Dax Shepard, Regina Spektor on Ferguson
Mike Myers, Matt Lucas, Joanna Newsom on Fallon
Joel David Moore, Luci Romberg, Arctic Monkeys on Carson Daly
Wesley Snipes, Antoine Fuqua on Tavis Smiley
Jimmy Kimmel Live’s This Week In Unnecessary Censorship will now air on Thursday shows rather than Friday shows. This one is from 3/4/2010.
Community creator/executive producer Dan Harmon finds a funny way to let his cast know that the show has been renewed for a second season.
(via Dan Harmon twitter)
Independent Spirit Awards (11pm est on IFC)
Hosted by Eddie Izzard.
Who Do You Think You Are? (8pm on NBC)
NBC premieres their new reality show that traces the genealogy of certain celebrities. It is based on a BBC show of the same name. Tonight the show looks into the family history of Sarah Jessica Parker.
MOVIES (various)
Silence of the Lambs 8pm on AMC, Fargo 8pm on Encore, 25th Hour 8pm on FX, Hannibal 8pm on Oxygen, The Green Mile 8pm on TNT, Girlfight 10pm on MTV, Airplane! 10pm on TCM, 12 Monkeys 10:30pm on AMC,
Chris Pratt plays Andy Dwyer on the show.
Entertainment Weekly is reporting that Rob Lowe will be leaving ABC’s Brothers & Sisters, and joining the NBC comedy Parks and Recreation. They report that Lowe will appear in a few episodes before the end of the current season, as well as in the next season.
Meanwhile, Variety is reporting that Adam Scott will be appearing in the last two episodes of the current season of Parks and Recreation, and will be a regular cast member when the show starts it’s third season in the fall. Scott is currently a regular on the Starz comedy Party Down, which begins it’s second season on April 23. If Party Down is renewed for a third season, Scott would only appear in up to three episodes.
So, while it’ll potentially be great, for us viewers, to gain a talent like Adam Scott on Parks and Rec, it’ll be a letdown to lose him on Party Down.
Posted: March 5th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: TV | Tags: Adam Scott, Parks and Recreation, Party Down, Rob Lowe | No Comments »
From last night’s Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. They have also done this with Will Ferrell and Alec Baldwin.