Andy Samberg's Shark Week - Videos?

Updated 6/7/11 with better info (thanks to Anony).
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Andy promos Shark Week when you click on the link:

http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/shark-week-shark-week-video-challenge.html

Let us know if you see any other Andy Shark Week videos!

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Andy Samberg talked Jason Sudeikis into hosting MTV Movie Awards

Why's Movie Awards Host Jason Sudeikis 'Mad' At Andy Samberg?

Jason Sudeikis is one lucky MTV Movie Awards host because, not only is he friends with a previous Movie Awards host, he has one on hand at his other job.

When MTV News chatted with Sudeikis after the Sneak Peek Week preview of "Horrible Bosses," he talked about the advice his "Saturday Night Live" costar and former Movie Awards host Andy Samberg gave him about this weekend's big show. Here's a surprise: his advice wasn't very funny.

"It was merely, 'Have a good time,'" Sudeikis said. "When I asked him, 'Should I do it?' he said, 'Yes, you have to do it,' and I was like, 'Okay, 'but then I realized that's because he forgot all the hard work that went into it, and just remembering how fun it was after he was done with it and people probably telling him what a great job he did, which he did."



The process has not been so easy for Sudeikis. "When I started doing it, it was immediately difficult and like really hard to do while doing 'SNL,' like stacking both schedules at the same time. So, uhh, I'm mad at him about that," he said with a laugh.

In addition, Samberg told Sudeikis to book the talent he wanted for his sketches sooner rather than later. Though Sudeikis joked that he "just didn't do" that advice, he clearly did, because he managed to book prime stars like Daniel Radcliffe, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, Emma Stone and Leighton Meester.

"I really like Kristen Stewart. I had never met her, but she had worked with Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig on that movie 'Adventureland,' and she was super quiet, and had a cool dog, and was like, 'whatever,'" he said. "I have two younger sisters, so being around kids younger than me and sort of busting their chops is what I've been doing since I was five and they were one, so it felt, even though all these kids are much younger than my sister, it felt really natural, it was fun."

From:
http://moviesblog.mtv.com/2011/06/04/movie-awards-jason-sudeikis-andy-samberg/

Jason recovered well from the "You did sleep with Kristen Stewart?" line. He's a natural. Also, lining up those stars for skits that he mentioned, it makes me wonder if the shows going to be awesome. It might be. =^)

What do you think?

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Andy Samberg on Adventure Time

Andy plays Party Pat and possibly the first bear. What do you think?

[SNIP - This vid was illegally uploaded. Let us know if you find a short clip of any of Andy's scenes on a site intended to be displayed by the creators.]

Is this a weird cartoon or what? =^)

Did you like Andy's character?

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What is it that the people want? Justin Timberlake, Andy Samberg, or both?

Thanks to Ashley for finding the GIF!

This is of course from the TV commercial/promo that Justin and Andy did for the season finale of SNL.

Slow news day, but we'll strike back!

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Is this Kristen Wiig's last year on SNL?

Is it time for Kristen Wiig to leave 'SNL'?

This month will probably mark a career pinnacle for Kristen Wiig, who closed out her sixth season as a featured performer on "Saturday Night Live" and received rave reviews at the box office for her star turn in "Bridesmaids." Which may make the following bit of advice for Wiig seem somewhat ill-timed, but here goes.


Leave "SNL." Now. The show will be better off for it, and so will she.

That may seem an especially strange sentiment considering Wiig probably clocks more screen time than any of her cast mates. In a recent New York Times Magazine interview, "SNL" impresario Lorne Michaels suggested she was one of the top "three or four" best performers of all time on the long-running series--a stunning estimation given the talent that has come through there.

But you can see Michaels thinks highly of her. In recent seasons, he has run the tires off of Wiig by overusing her to the point where last season there were episodes where she seemed to be in every single sketch on a given night. Consequently, this past season her stable of recurring characters--Kathie Lee Gifford, Suze Orman, Penelope, Gilly, Target Lady--come across as creatively exhausted. Wiig has acknowledged the overuse herself, having retired some of those characters, but it's too little too late: They've all bled together into one whacked-out shapeshifter that's worn out its welcome.

With the momentum "Bridesmaids" is providing her movie career, Wiig has got to be thinking this is the right juncture to move on to greener pastures. Let's not forget she's not only the star of the film, but its co-writer. Surely she's got ideas she wants to execute that last longer than three minutes. Or maybe NBC has bigger ideas for her, with the network having already successfully transitioned Tina Fey and Amy Poehler from "SNL" to their own primetime vehicles.

As hard as it might be to see a franchise player exit, "SNL" is ready to absorb the loss if Michaels takes a look at the distaff side of his own bench. Vanessa Bayer has had a breakout rookie year, getting recurring assignments like her Miley Cyrus sketch that often take cast mates years to earn. Abby Elliott and Nasim Pedrad have been there a little bit longer, but they're underestimated and underused. Getting Wiig out of the way would force "SNL" to lean on these women more often than it does.