Andy Samberg - Digital Short: The Curse

Digital Short: The Curse

Episode Number: 35.13 (# 671), 1/30/10

A crazy sexy sax guy named Sergio has been summoned.

SNL Digital Short: Sergio

Jon Hamm ... Sergio
Fred Armisen ... native american
Bill Hader ... nurse
Andy Samberg ... businessman
Jenny Slate ... date
Jason Sudeikis ... psychiatrist
Kristen Wiig ... wife



Andy is the businessman and gets cursed by Fred. The curse has a name. His name... is Sergio. =^)

Kristen plays the wife at the end. She gives birth. =^)

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New SNL Jon Hamm episode tonight!

If you weren't planning on it, go watch it now!

Here's a promo with Fred Armisen:



And here's a promo with Jon, Micheal Buble (musical guest), and Kristen Wiig:



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Andy Samberg - recorded his voice at the Marc Graue studio

SNL celeb and TV star Andy Samberg hamming it up for a photo taken during one of his visits to the Marc Graue Burbank voiceover studios.

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Andy Samberg - laughing in Scared Straight

So at the end of these Scared Straight skits, Jason Sudeikis typically tries to make Bill Hader, Andy Samberg, and Bobby Moynihan laugh.

So that's what this is... a capture of them laughing while trying to keep a straight face.

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MTV News wonders if Andy Samberg is ready for his own Late Night show

Video version of this story:



Or the text:

The last two weeks of late night shows have been so great that it's easy to forget that, most of the time, those shows aren't all that amazing. For all the great things that David Letterman, Jay Leno, Conan O'Brien or anybody else have done, their shows are typically cycles through a handful of familiar tropes: The news-based monologue, the wacky interaction with the band leader, the piece of audience participation, the wacky off-set video package, two celebrity interviews and a musical performance. It's a predictable formula that has worked for years, but it's also just that: A formula. While "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report" have shaken things up a bit, the late night scene is still flooded with stuff we've seen before.

It's also full of people we've seen before. Leno and Letterman have literally been on the air for decades — isn't it about time some new blood got injected into the after-hours game? (And we're not talking about Chelsea Handler.) Here are a few people who should really be given the opportunity to shine.

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Andy Samberg
The guy already has experience hosting the MTV Movie Awards and has been the MVP of "Saturday Night Live" for the past few years. He's everything that's great about Fallon (the easy-going personality, the "Everyone's invited!" brand of humor, the willingness to look weird) without as much stammering.

Check out details on their other suggestions here:
http://newsroom.mtv.com/2010/01/20/next-wave-of-late-night/

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