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Group therapy session for adults in their 30s and 40s and still living at home. Aired 01/09/93
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“My mom says there’s only one thing more pathetic than a grown man who lives at home, and that’s any woman who’s willing to sneak into his room.” 🤣🤣🤣
I would sneak into a woman's room who lives with her parents.
Smart mother
@@louistournas120 did we just become best friends!? 😂😁😂😁🏃
Thats.... ya... that checks out.
Nope a guy who lives with his girl friends parents is the most pathetic...
They all killed it... especially Danny Devito's story 😆
So much talent in this sketch. Especially love Phil Hartman & Julia Sweeney.
I liked Chris Rock a lot too. I forgot how good he was in sketches.
I can see this is an old skit but the reality is real in today's world. Chris Rock, Phil Hartman, Danny De Vito and the other cast members are hilarious..🤣🤣🤣
A classic SNL skit with talented comedic actors and the ending had a great twist.
It was real back then too ....doesn't change the fact that there still losers
As a 40 year old who may or may not have to move back in with family soon I can relate
PHIL! Everytime I see him I miss him and it's mostly, because I'm still such a big fan of News Radio. I watched it for the first time almost 14 years after it first aired, but I immediately fell in love with each of the characters. Binge-watched it until that one season where he disappeared and after a quick research of why I was devastated. I can't keep myself to like everything I see [or hear] him in, because he was brilliant at it all.
News radio is great. One of the all-time great cast ensembles. It did go downhill fast after he was killed.
Seeing Danny DeVito in this skit made me want to watch "Throw Mama from the Train" again. I love that movie. He's endearing and funny in it.
Strange movie. Oddly entertaining, and funny though
OOOOOOWEN
@@Ned88Man perfect spot for gifs and memes lmao
Everyone loves Danny D!😉
Props to Chris Rock for borrowing the name “Reggie Noble” (who is more commonly known as REDMAN). Chris is hip hop through and through. ✊🏾✊🏾
Chris rock is a white washed idiot. The only thing that's through and through in that man's life is the color green. Hip hop thru and thru.... 😂😂😂 thats not the chris rock you think it is.
I'll tell ya what, the world is a MUCH sadder place without Phil Hartman!!
Yep
It sure is he was a funny guy
Agreed.
Meh
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I will always miss Phil Hartman🥰😎
I lived with my parents until I was 27 and moved to go to medical school. Then when I returned after my residency was done, I was 35. It didn’t make sense to rent an apartment since I was getting married in a few months so I moved back with my parents for another six months. My dads rule was always “as long as you are going to school, you can stay here for free.” I guess I took full advantage of that! But since moving out, I have always helped my parents to this day when ever they need anything. No matter financial or moving a couch.
You're a good Dr. Son.....
These guys remind me of a 90s song by TLC called No Scrubs. "You live at home with your mama. Oh yes son. I'm talking to you." Lol
Economy alot better then.
True, I had a ex-frirnd who was living with his mommy even though he had his own mortgage and home. What a sorry loser
I loved basically with my Mom and Dad for 31 of first 36 years of my life, even after getting married I lived the first year there with my new bride, they played and blessed the table before eating my wife and I needed the tutoring and structure before setting off on our own. Miss them so much
I LOVE the Jon Bon Jovi cameo 💕
This was my first regular episode of SNL. Between Jon's brief appearance here and Madonna's in the following week's cold opener while also serving as musical guest led my young self to believe that the musical guiests had to appear in at least one sketch. Apparently not. :/
Rent anywhere is ridiculous. Sometimes there is no justification why rent is so high. Cost of living is just sky high I feel sorry for big families. Imagine the cost of living in 20 30 years from now
My parents never offered nor gave us a dime. Kicked us out and still thought they could tell us what to do. I don’t want that for my kids. It was very hard with no help.
You should be grateful that you landed on your feet. They were very smart parents. If they're still living, call them and THANK THEM!
Actually that’s super healthy!!!
But I think if your parents kicked you out they shouldn't still tell you what to do cause you don't live with them. They should let you guys figure it out on your own.
I love today's cast so this is not diss, but more an observation of how the process must have changed since this era. Today the cast is quite conspicuously reading from cue cards, in the '80s and '90s that was far from the case. This particular cast/era, especially, both writers and actors, approached these not so much as skits but as dramatic/comedic vignettes. They clearly took the time to memorize the lines and rehearse.
I saw almost everyone in this clip, mainly those with major speaking parts, looking quite often at the Cue cards. Especially Chris Rock. I mean for the modern era cast members like Beck, Cecily, Kate, Kenan probably aren't looking at the cards much more than the cast members from the decades you've mentioned.
If actors reading from cue cards is something that bothers you, then watch In Living Color or Mad TV. They didn't use cue cards.
They do a lot more rewrites these days so memorized lines may change right before airing
Owen loves his Mama!
I agree cost of independence is very high. If you need stay home and you respect your parents nothing wrong with that
True
There's a lot of ways to swing a cat. Just keep telling yourself that
I feel like by the time you’re 48 your parents live with you
Not if your parents lived in the home first.
😂😂😂😂
Not if you're still in your childhood bedroom. 😉
Yes but they will turn your house into their house so it’ll first be that they’re living with you but then it’ll be the other way around….sooo, yeeaah
Not if they are paying the rent.
They’re talking about rent like mine isn’t $1,500 monthly for 1 bedroom! $300 rent is a dream!
That WAS supposed to be the joke. Rent back then WAS a lot more than 300 dollars which is why it was pathetic he couldn't afford it.
@@jackoconnor6662 you could get a place for 300 back then, 2015 they still had places for 500 mth lol
Back when the actors didn’t stare at cue cards the entire skit
i heard that Lorne makes them do that now. i would assume its getting results or he wouldn't have that rule. but idk, i do kinda like the casual informal feeling of the old sketches more. it's like youre watching a bit of a real sitcom or something, you can feel like the characters have real lives beyond the skit
The writers back then at SNL were so good.
That's def. a big part of why these are so good....
This is gonna be the future post Covid 19.
Hell yea, it is.
Yes, tragically so. I am 29, have a bachelor of science business administration degree with a MIS concentration. One college internship and just recently got a job after being laid off in March from Covid-19, its a six month contract. Thats best I could do right now, I can only imagine how much harder the next generation is going to have to deal with
Lol ....as I have it in my feed
The future is now
@Barb Halls I said this in predictive way and it has come true. I knew it 10 months ago...that is before it even began to affect normal lives. Ha I knew it...I feel like Nostradamus now 😂
But there comes a point when you can't move back to Mom's cause Mom isn't here anymore. I VIVIDLY remember the 1st time I got real sick, after Mom died & I had to go to work anyway, cause I had pissed away all my sick days, going to the bar or whatever & I was so sick and so broke & I couldn't go to Mom's to get into her stash of Nyquil & Alka Seltzer Plus & I couldn't afford to go buy any so I cried at work all night long on midnight shift & went home to my little apt & felt sorry for myself. I'm 61 now and I still miss you Mommy.
Oh for chrissakes you broke my damn heart... and I'm not kidding. 💕
@@lynnmahan154 That was a lesson I had to learn the hard way. How to grow up. Now I AM the one that all my nieces & nephews & my daughter's friends can come by or call if they are sick or need anything :)
@@peggygibbons479 awww. Thx for reassuring me. Glad you're doing well. Your family is blessed to have you💞
@@lynnmahan154 Thank you and I'm sure your family is blessed to have you as well!!
@@lynnmahan154 I gotta tell you something funny. When my Fatherinlaw passed away, my Motherinlaw went out & bought like 5 bottles of every cold medicine known to man cause she said, "I might get snowed in!" Mind you, we get about 3" of snow every Winter. My husband said, "MOM! You live in town! You could WALK to the drug store in like 30 seconds!" That still cracks me up, 30 yrs after! LOL
Most of us are actually living this. And they say our generation lacks a sense of humor.
What generation is that?
With this as our twisted norm, I'd say our sense of humour knows no bounds - otherwise......madness 😬
@@happydayz7857 "The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers." -- Socrates, translated by Kenneth John Freeman, 1907
Kevin Neelon looks like David Spades dad 😁
I love this sketch thanks for posting these classic sketches. Kevin Nealon was one of the best parts of snl, him and dana and phil. I remembered kevin Nealon was on a monk episode where he played a character similar to this except the episode was set in a mental hospital. Old snl was the best, i think, the modern snl is occasionally funny but, old snl routinely had every single sketch cracking everyone up.
Big up Chris Rock for the Redman shoutout haha (reggie noble) rip phil hartman
Lol I was just about to comment that
Yup!
You had to be really into new rap artists coming out at that time to even get/make that reference. Reman just released his first album and single around this time and performed on In Living Color. Chris must've met him in a NY/NJ rap club and struck up a conversation and this was an in-joke between them.
It's so crazy that they were complaining about $300 in rent. That won't get you a walk in closet here
Couldn’t lease a car for $300.
Danny Devito is Awesome
This skit is hilarious, especially DeVeto. Some people have jobs that don't pay much, and there are many who are the 'working homeless'. Rent and utilities are not cheap even in small, rural towns. Covid has caused many lay-offs, too. Hell, think of The Waltons...dynamite wouldn't have blasted those kids from that house at any age, and during most of the WW2 eps they were out of school, except Elizabeth. As soon as the boys came back from the war, they hurried to that house to stay. The oldest girl and her son lived there. After Erin divorced her husband, she, too, returned to live with her parents.
in todays world this aged well.
Final lines should have been
"Wait, Bon Jovi still lives with his mom?"
"Yea, he could never say goodbye"
This is sad reality in 2020. Rents are two high right. Go my husband son moved in with us. He will find an apartment soon. He lives in the basement for now.
My daughter is almost done with her teaching degree, she's 23 and I LOVE having her here but I still wish she could experience the luxury of her own apartment. The best times of my life was when I had a 1 bedroom apt & I could fit everything I owned in back of a pickup truck! But my rent was like $275 a month & it was a NICE PLACE!!
300% of 0 is still zero.
He prolly shoulda said that’s 300 times what I pay
@@Yemoe777 that would still be zero
3:14 So, Danny Devito's character pays $75 in rent.
He pays 1 buck, I guess. He said 300% more than $300. No big deal, though.
I'm 46 and I live with my parents. I'm never going anywhere.
Did Louie just say some women don't like my bunk bed I have got to pee because I'm laughing so hard
Where else is his brother gonna sleep?
This sketch is too relatable. It hurts.
Jonah Hill traveled in time and sat next to Phil Hartman.
Hahaha. And it still holds true today.
Can you believe in Italy its common!!!
Why do some family get jealous someone has to be the favorite and most caring and loving
Bon Jovi looks like a cross between Christian Slater and Kevin Bacon, here. Lol.
Yep
Sad. But the economy has gotten to the point that adults living at home isn't so much a joke as it is a sad reality because of financial reason. It sucks. Somethings gotta give, soon.
And yet, they are talking about the financial climate in the time this was filmed. Man, if I was making the money I am now, back then, I'd be able to afford a nice 5 bedroom 2 bath, 2 level house, instead of my shitty 2 bedroom 100 year old house.
@MissX W not sure what you're on about. I was out working my butt off and living in a basement mother in law apartment I rented from a friends dad. And i was doing this AT 15! Granted, I was just shy of 16 by 2 months, but point still stands. I never went back to my mom's. Hell even if i wanted to, i couldnt, since she lost her house and had to live in her car. 20 years later and she's in her car again/still. She moved in with me at one of the places I lived for 3 or 4 years. But I had to move a ways away and she didnt want to go. So she moved in with my brother for another 5 years. But she ended up needing to help me junkie sister who lost her 2 kids to the state. (2 toddlers I cared for and adopted them. And that was on top of my own toddler and newborn.) So my mum is back in her car, and has been for a number of years, now. I would have her live with me, but my house is way too small, with only 2 bedrooms and a family of 2 adults and 6 kids. Yeah, not much room.
And yes, I have been homeless.
Okay, so at what point did you decide I had said ANYTHING about parents being forced into caring for their kids? Or how you worded it, PARENTS DON'T HAVE TO LET YOOU LIVE THERE FOR FINANCES. And who abezee the hell even mentioned cooking at all?! Or suggest o dont cook my own fucking food? What crawled into your head and filled it with so much bullshit? Is the "Us" I supposedly make sick (based off of fictious assumptions.) Simply your delusions and your self? Or maybe whatever parasite critter crapped out such utter nonsense into your rage filled brain.
Observation and empathy does not automatically mean the person is one of those that they are referring to.
But please, do preach on, oh sickened one. You certainly dont look like an ass hole or anything. Oh! I would also really, truly enjoy hearing how you plan to "make all *their* parents change the locks and kick *you* all out." (See when using pronouns in sentences it helps a great deal to use similes. Similes are different words that mean basically the same thing. But when using the words, "their" and "you" they sinplydgon't work. Those 2 words are NOT interchangeable. They are NOT Similes. It makes no sense. At best, a reader may assume that the tqqqqqqqqqaql
all switched parents houses or some stupid shit. Oh, one more little thing; 'Yelling' whatever random idea that manages to crrawls into your sad, sputtering brain, doesn't make it a fact. So you can go choke on your 'left at age 17,' bullshit.'
With your logic skills, and level of intelligence, it's no wonder your life was and likely still is, complete garbage. Vile, loathing, and pathetic. Or sonit sounds based off what you said. It does partly explains your hostility and misdirected anger.
If I wasn't so tired and have so much more to do today, I might actually feel bad about schooling your ignorant ass. But I just don't. Not today. I've had enough of you ignorant little fks. Go pizz off into the smelly alley you awoke from. Maybe if you finish the rest of that half pizzliquor, you'll pass belligerent ignoranceand just black out and pass out. Probably the only thing to look forward to today. Or at any other point in your future. So may as well take advantage while u can.
@The mysterious Miss X
Preach on, brother...
If you can't afford to move out of your parents' house, there is something insanely wrong with the choices you made. If you can't afford to live on your own based on what you are capable of earning, them I highly recommend looking at living in other areas that provide cheaper living. It may not be pretty or ideal, but it'll get you further than trying to take the easy route by leeching off your parents and being a social burden to them.
@@doddsino 🤣🤣🤣
Your "preaching brother," is a chic.
It's kinda part of their name.
Not to mention their pic.
But yes, do agree with complete ignorance and sputtering ignorance.
2 cut from the same cloth, apparently.
🤣🤣🤣
@@kari7403
Careful what you say! Your parents might take away your internet privileges. 😦
@@doddsino oh! Shit, you're right! My mom might come into my house from her car that she lives in, and waggle her finger at me.
Oh, and when my dad gets out of jail, if he has time to stop by in between touching little kids, ya, totally gonna take it away!
Lmao!
Fkn genius, you are!
🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the laugh anyway. Hope you don't get too light headed and pass out up there. That's one hell of a fall from up there on your mountain of a soap box and being as full of yourself as you are, the splatter would be rather epic. And nasty.
"I ain't going nowhere!" 😂😂😂
300 dollar rent would be awesome
it works for today very well
I had an uncle like that
You aren't kidding. What talent he had.
This hits a lot different 30 years later
Back in the 90s. I was struggling. Work was feast or famine. I made the choice then, I found the best ghetto I could find. & bought a cheap place. 35Gs Its paid for now & I somehow didnt end up out on the streets or back @ moms. When things got bad. In 07 &08. When most of the people I knew where heading back to there parents or on the streets. Make good choices. Even when some think your crazy.
I know all my circle did when I went to the ghetto.
moved out at 18, moved back in at 26. seven years later, look who's at least still doing their own laundry.
My brother needs to go to this meeting, my mum does everything for him except drive him places but that's only because she doesn't drive, he does also pay rent but other than that she basically does everything for him and his 31 years old.
Could she use another live-in son? I'm only 53. Kinda like 35 but just a little backwards.
I'm happy on my own I like having structure. I enjoy 10 miles of walking eating healthy. Have a good time socialize with women. Life is good.
I believe this skit was done right around the time the movie
" Throw Momma from the Train came out in theater's. So, Danny is essentially playing his character from the movie in this skit.
this sketch was made in 1993 the movie came out in 1987
My parents force me out of the house at 17 best decision they ever made but from time to time I visit my mom and stay there for a whole week and it feels good to wake up to breakfast ready I love it.
So Danny's character thinks that acceptable rent is $75.
Everyone in the third world:
-why exactly is this funny?
When you're on your own, it's a jungle out there ROAR! ROAR!
John Bon Jovi at the end lmao
absolutely hilarious; I watched it several times and yet laughed as much as the first time. I wonder why their new shows are not funny anymore.
I think it's because everything sucks now. 😕
danny devito honing his inner frank reynolds
Way earlier, that was a perfect Louie DePalma.
Great skit🤣
2020. This represents the average viewer of SNLs current season.
?
Jon Bon Jovi has always been smokin hot
ROFL at "Reggie Noble"
Nice Redman shout out
Danny just stole the whole seen his acting is just unbelievable😅😅😅
wow! THAT was a hell of a button on this sketch!
That apartment guy who has his mom cut his meat? In the imaginary world of Screenland, I'm thinkin he went on to become the villain in "The Lovely Bones".
Louis my balls are start scraping on the grind because I'm laughing so hard
In our Eastern culture this is the beauty of being family and not throwing children out at 18
U can live with ur parents. ...but you have to do the chores... contribute to the family... spend for the household...
What is your point?
It is never ok unless they are ill and need your presence. Grow up.
@@rockbandking77 u sound privileged
@@greatshaman0724 u sound full of excuses.
@@rockbandking77 even when they're ill, it's kinda twisted taking advantage of their situation. That's just greed.
I learned how to cook and clean just saying
They're all livin' on a prayer.😅
Danny Devito!
I don't know when this sketch aired (obviously before May 1998) but sure do wonder if Waterboy movie plot idea wasn't born from Kevin Nealon's line about girls getting pregnant right there.
I'm 38. This is very true. Even pre Covid for some my age. I feel like going back to take care of my parents but then my parents don't want me to travel and get them sick. Terrible times we are in.
They really need to bring this sketch back with Danny Devito and the other old cast members mixed in with the new one's!. Especially that Jon Bon Jovi!!! Maybe make the new cast their kids!
Is that Jonah Hills dad on Phil's left?
😀almost identical
Today's economy ?? Oh man .... things are crazier now
Awwww I miss Phil!!!
Funny stuff
😂😂😂
What about parents,who live with their kids?! My father in law has M.S. mother in law was forced to retire and now they live with us and I must tell you,they're an absolute joy and blessing to have around!
>.> I wish I could find a place for $300 a month!!! I get paid at the beginning of the month and I get less on my disability that minimum wage workers do. Good luck living on your own when one months rent is 9/10 of what you make a month.
The weird thing is I'm the opposite I want to move out but my mom doenst want me too
So? It's your life. Parent's job is to make kids self-sufficient.
oh my good- its okay your helping her and yeah mom in laws too can drive a person crazy. Yikes so sorry bad boys and girls get a grip air heads!
Only I Could Put Sadam in a Kamorah..
"but... where's my brother gonna sleep?"
Don't laugh. I know an older woman dumb enough to support her brother AND his "friend."
Danny devito had to be snls greatest host
funny as f...😆🤣
Remember living at home with parents is only weird is your a guy lol
Louie!
This is normal in 2020
I moved out and away to a private Arts college at 19 years old. I wanted to get away on my own ASAP. Not because I didn’t get along with my parents. I did. Just to try and get a better future for myself. Then in turn I helped out my parents.
Who knows how long this medicine thing is gonna last??…🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
The could call this sketch generation y or "millennials post college reality"
@The mysterious Miss X Wtf is wrong with you...?
This is embaressing. This is me at 26
Back when SNL was actually funny