What's funny is that John was supposed to play Dan's part, but he didn't feel comfortable dressing like that on tv. Dan accepted it without him being confident dressing like that either, he really felt vunerable, which ironically is exactly the point of the skit.
Danny A is indeed kinda cute here and the fella could sure rock cutoffs and a tank! Ooh, and the way he walks. This skit kinda popped my cork when I was just a thirteen-year-old slip of a maiden
Your first comment was the typical feminazi bullshit, this comment is exactly what you say women don’t like, but you do it to men. People like you really don’t see the hypocrisy of your way of thinking… broken, dumb 🧠 Let me guess… Kamala? Yeah, you scream, I love government and make everything free for my lazy, unattractive ass.
Danny Akroyd was under appreciated. Like Phil Hartman, Darrel Hammond & the other swiss army knife type guys who could do so many different roles. Loved him as the sleazy pitch man Irwin Mainly for 'Johnny Bag-O-Glass' or 'Johnny Human torch' opposite Jane Curtin or Candice Bergen, speaking on Christmas or halloween safety. Lily Tomlin was always a comedy genius.
@@Serai3 You can't generalize men like that, I've always been a good partner for my partners. I've listened to them, been supportive, pampered, told them how much I care and given my all.
Before watching this sketch, I thought the pushback against cat-calling originated in the 2010s. But no, this was controversial even back in the 1970s.
Lily Tomlin as "Ernestine," a switchboard operator (on the 1960's (Rowan and Martin's) "Laugh-In" variety / sketch comedy show; with Goldie Hawn) was a great character; Tomlin was awesome as "Violet Newstead," an office worker/staff member in "9 to 5 (1980)" with Jane Fonda ("Judy Bernly"; the 80's aerobics workout (home video queen); "Barbarella") and Dolly Parton ("Doralee Rhodes"); their boss, Dabney Coleman Franklin M. Hart Jr..
I didn’t get the point of this skit as a young teen. I just thought it was a bunch of ladies admiring an attractive gentleman, so I didn’t understand why Dan’s character got all butt-hurt. Now I get it. They’re not admiring. They’re gawking. No one likes a gawker. Can you say HARASSMENT?
Definitely a classic! It’s 2020 and STILL nothing has changed! “Oh they’re so cute when the get mad.” is somehow still used to shift the blame. It’s insane! 🙄🙄
November 22, 1975, to be precise, which featured _Laugh 😄-In_ alumnus Lily Tomlin (née Mary Jean Tomlin) as guest hostess on _Saturday Night 🌚 Live,_ which originally aired 💨 on NBC at 11:30 🕦 pm Eastern.
I've noticed a few of these early skits that have a little touching message at the end. It feels more like theater. All in the Family, MASH and other shows from that era did the same. Do they still do anything like that?
@donchonealyotheoneal5456 How do you know Gilda did? How do you know the powers-that-be interfered with her desires during this sketch? Were you in Studio 8H on the night of November 22-23, 1975? Did you ever have a conversation with Rosie Shuster or any other SNL writer who worked on this episode?
Seriously? Sexual harassment while working is as dead as the martini lunch. People need to stop pretending they are living under the oppression that prior generations faced. You simply aren't.
@@maceomaceo11 you can't speak for anyone but yourself. I speak for a lot of women when I say... THIS STILL STANDS IN 2019... PERIOD. just because you can't relate does not mean it doesn't exist.
@@TS-mentalhealthmatters Playing a victim doesn't make it so. You live in a time far easier to live in for everyone then previous ones. You are not living in the 1970's or 1940's, this a just a plain and simple fact. There will always be those that have a need to be a martyr though, so go on with your angst ridden self.
@@maceomaceo11 well I hope that reply made you feel better beloved. I said what I said. No victims here all survivors stand by there truth so again... Nothing much has changed including folks like you...you don't have license to speak for me or anyone one else who shares in my opinion. Folks like you don't want to admit that women are still being catcalled and then physically attacked for not responding to their advances... I won't respond to foolishness with a Robot.
What's funny is that John was supposed to play Dan's part, but he didn't feel comfortable dressing like that on tv. Dan accepted it without him being confident dressing like that either, he really felt vunerable, which ironically is exactly the point of the skit.
Evolving At Light Speed Belushi
Which is hilarious bc all the basketball teams had the shortest shorts back then lolol I mean not far from daisy dukes at all!
This Sketch was ahead of it's time
“heart and soul” aykroyd ❤
They re did this skit for the movie #SNL50
"Hey, stud muffin! Want to make bouncy bouncy?" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The new “Saturday Night” movie really changed your perspective on this skit
I had to find this after watching the movie lol
Here for background on the upcoming SATURDAY NIGHT movie.
Omg I hope you've seen it! It was so good! Dylan O'Brien looked so much like Dan in this it was crazy!
@@loxhisk2243it was well cast, most of them looked like them
I just saw the movie. Mar del Plata Film Festival. Argentina. And I came for the same reason. I didn't know the show. Excellent
Same! 😂
Dylan O’Brien gonna kill this role
just saw it and specifically looked for this sketch and can confirm he did kill it 😏🥰
Was great
He did
Yep.
He did
Thank you snl for the original not ready for prime time players plus a young lily tomlin
Danny A is indeed kinda cute here and the fella could sure rock cutoffs and a tank! Ooh, and the way he walks. This skit kinda popped my cork when I was just a thirteen-year-old slip of a maiden
Ey-ey!
Lady, you talk neato. 😎
Your first comment was the typical feminazi bullshit, this comment is exactly what you say women don’t like, but you do it to men. People like you really don’t see the hypocrisy of your way of thinking… broken, dumb 🧠
Let me guess… Kamala? Yeah, you scream, I love government and make everything free for my lazy, unattractive ass.
why did you say that
you sound mentally deranged
That was excellent! Multilayered and genuine.
These skits were so funny, miss the vintage SNL
Ahh, the standard classroom I-beam, good for photos and sitting.
Lily Tomlin what a legend.
Danny Akroyd was under appreciated. Like Phil Hartman, Darrel Hammond & the other swiss army knife type guys who could do so many different roles. Loved him as the sleazy pitch man Irwin Mainly for 'Johnny Bag-O-Glass' or 'Johnny Human torch' opposite Jane Curtin or Candice Bergen, speaking on Christmas or halloween safety.
Lily Tomlin was always a comedy genius.
Dan and Jane were the anchors of the show. Both were brilliant.
"Men have feelings too you know."😹
Yeah, I know, Cinderella.
i love that this is called HARD hats
Back then everyone was drooling over Chevy Chase, but I thought Dan was the sexiest guy on the show.
Dan Aykroyd in daisy dukes!I'm ogling 👀
I'm so glad you finally posted this. Absolute brilliance.
They are SO CUTE when they are mad! ;) lol
"Ahh don't cry, it's only school"
Tears. Holy shit we have fallen so far from this type of funny and true.
You’d think men would have gotten the message back then.
They haven't gotten it in 3000 years, why would they get it now?
@@Serai3Someone is a barren divorced cat mom..Sorry feminism ruined you.
@@Xavier-h7c AHAHAHA. Best let go of those little raisins, Sparky. Gangrene down there is no fun at all. 😂😂😂
@@Serai3 You can't generalize men like that, I've always been a good partner for my partners. I've listened to them, been supportive, pampered, told them how much I care and given my all.
@@kanukki84 You cannot go about telling people what they can or cannot do. There, how's that going down?
Gilda was a genius
Indeed. She will be missed.
Before watching this sketch, I thought the pushback against cat-calling originated in the 2010s. But no, this was controversial even back in the 1970s.
Jw… how?
Here after the movie Saturday night. They did great frfr
if you pause at 0:39 you can see the boom mic in the shot.
Pfft, unwatchable!
Thing is because Dan chose to actually be uncomfortable it created a great acting performance
This was reenacted brilliantly in the rehearsal scene in the new 2024 film Saturday Night
So interesting having seen the rehearsal for this in the Saturday Night movie.
This video deserves more views, Very funny
Mick Jagger was really funny in this one. 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
DAMN!!!! Dan Akroyd was a whole SNACCC!!!!!
he was the whole meal
@@portraitofmadamex9031 you know to much man, you know to much.
Who is here after seeing the #SNL movie trailer?
💪🏾
Me
This one needs a remake :)
I came to see this video just because of Dylan
That packed a punch.
this skit was perfect in the movie
To think dan akroyd was in his 20s during this time. He was younger than Gilda, Lily and Jane.
Lily is talking like Laverne!
Lily Tomlin as "Ernestine," a switchboard operator (on the 1960's (Rowan and Martin's) "Laugh-In" variety / sketch comedy show; with Goldie Hawn) was a great character; Tomlin was awesome as "Violet Newstead," an office worker/staff member in "9 to 5 (1980)" with Jane Fonda ("Judy Bernly"; the 80's aerobics workout (home video queen); "Barbarella") and Dolly Parton ("Doralee Rhodes"); their boss, Dabney Coleman Franklin M. Hart Jr..
This is the scene from the movie innit ?
whoa dan ackroyd was a STUD
“Awww they’re so cute when they’re mad”🙏
Omg its her from 3rd rock from the sun wow amazing to recognize her
I didn’t get the point of this skit as a young teen. I just thought it was a bunch of ladies admiring an attractive gentleman, so I didn’t understand why Dan’s character got all butt-hurt. Now I get it. They’re not admiring. They’re gawking. No one likes a gawker. Can you say HARASSMENT?
Yeah welcome to the fucking point
@@bigmustang1972 I didn’t understand that as a YOUNG TEEN
@@Sparkinait’s incredible that you’re still missing the point of the sketch 😭
Definitely a classic! It’s 2020 and STILL nothing has changed! “Oh they’re so cute when the get mad.” is somehow still used to shift the blame. It’s insane! 🙄🙄
"but if the roles were reversed" SHUT- THEY ARRRRE
This is one of my favorites!
What 1975, its so fantastic according to that time period... Wow
here from the movie lol
Still relevant
November 22, 1975, to be precise, which featured _Laugh 😄-In_ alumnus Lily Tomlin (née Mary Jean Tomlin) as guest hostess on _Saturday Night 🌚 Live,_ which originally aired 💨 on NBC at 11:30 🕦 pm Eastern.
Perfect Ending
I would definitely be gay for Aykroyd there.
Lily Tomlin icon
the delivery and the underlying message were/are tremendous-pros-Ms. Tomlin, Ms. Curtain, Ms. Radner, and Ms. Newman-Mr. Akroyd was a team player
" it's only school."
Gilda
value
I got to see the upcoming movie and it was good!
they all became new yorkers lol
this episode of black mirror is so strange
Nah this is "I am not an easy man"
Is that Steven crowder
There is a slight resemblance
These up and comers got some potential but we'll see
So feminist from the very beginning -- Love OG SNL almost as much as i love Lily, Carol and Lucy! Comedy Goddesses that soared above any God ever!
I'm not your baby
“It’s only school” hot damn this didn’t age a day
This is funny shoe-on-the-other-foot comedy!
tiner s Role reversal
I've noticed a few of these early skits that have a little touching message at the end. It feels more like theater. All in the Family, MASH and other shows from that era did the same. Do they still do anything like that?
i love Lily!
This is sadly so true...
Here before the new movie comes out
he loves it.
People will whine about SNL going "woke", but they did this nearly half a century ago.
That's not a hydraulic drill, it's a pneumatic ("jack-") hammer.
You know Gilda wanted to hit on him and take him to the tool shed but the powers-that-be said let's end it like this
@donchonealyotheoneal5456 How do you know Gilda did? How do you know the powers-that-be interfered with her desires during this sketch? Were you in Studio 8H on the night of November 22-23, 1975? Did you ever have a conversation with Rosie Shuster or any other SNL writer who worked on this episode?
I thought there was gonna be a freddie mercury joke. nope, just the 70s.
Freddie didn't get the mustache until 1980.
@@Mitchthemysteryman yeah, I know. Just thought it would be appropriate to make a joke.
bouncy bouncy
That's hilarious
Someone correct me if I’m wrong but this is from the first episode right?
Yes, episode one if I’m not mistaken.
It’s not but it is early on in season 1
I was wondering the same thing. According to Wikipedia, Lily Tomlin hosted episode 6, so I guess they couldn't fit it into episode 1.
Gilda!
Hey, hey!
Young Dan looks like Steven Crowder
Always thought this.
Great!!
So good
This sketch is genius and meaningful in a way that is not blatant and pretentious about society like newer sketches
🙄
Not wanting to admit SNL was always woke is crazy
Brilliant!
his voice sounds like Bill Murray's here?
The thumbnail says gay dude and Japanese painter
Too true. Nobody likes a gawker
Frankie!!!
I wish women really acted like this
God it’s so bizarre seeing actors and comedians you know from when they were older young it’s like I know you but I don’t recognise you
Is this WOMEN'S FANS ONLY training for the FUTURE ?
Even as a woman I cringed. No one ever likes that treatment
Pixels
A hearty and belated THANK YOU!!!!! #YesALLWomen, #MeToo
Hahahaaa! 😂 and look how young they were!
Not too much has changed 🤔...in 2019
Seriously? Sexual harassment while working is as dead as the martini lunch. People need to stop pretending they are living under the oppression that prior generations faced. You simply aren't.
@@maceomaceo11 you can't speak for anyone but yourself. I speak for a lot of women when I say... THIS STILL STANDS IN 2019... PERIOD. just because you can't relate does not mean it doesn't exist.
@@TS-mentalhealthmatters Playing a victim doesn't make it so. You live in a time far easier to live in for everyone then previous ones. You are not living in the 1970's or 1940's, this a just a plain and simple fact. There will always be those that have a need to be a martyr though, so go on with your angst ridden self.
@@maceomaceo11 well I hope that reply made you feel better beloved. I said what I said. No victims here all survivors stand by there truth so again... Nothing much has changed including folks like you...you don't have license to speak for me or anyone one else who shares in my opinion. Folks like you don't want to admit that women are still being catcalled and then physically attacked for not responding to their advances... I won't respond to foolishness with a Robot.
Dylan O Brien was so sexy in this movie
Think he had ghost in his pants ready to slime everyone..
This is just uncomfortable to watch.
Eeeeeeexxxxcuseme? Why?