Saturday Night Live UK [Season 1,] Episode 1: Host: Tina Fey & Music Guest: Wet Leg by AverageMansReviews

Saturday Night Live UK [Season 1,] Episode 1: Host: Tina Fey & Music Guest: Wet Leg by AverageMansReviews

Just a heads up: on how this content is going to work: Thumbs up Award or a Thumbs down Award and if I don't mention it; it just gets a pass as to signify it was okay, so it consequently gets a pass.

Warning: there is mature to adult themes in this content, flashing effects/colourful effects/violence/medical and I will be using censored adult language

The Face of Comedy Award: Tina Fey with opening UK TV impersonations, Undérage [short description: a cosmetic cream product that makes its female users look so young that their male partners at minimum it accused of being sex offenders, Hot Streak [short description: we have the interviewer saying to these two movies stars that this latest film is basically terrible] and then we have Weekend Update [short description: a comical look back over recent news stories.]

The Face of Tragedy Award: The Last Supper with David Attenborough [short description: using his brother's: Richard Attenborough's technology: reference to Jurassic Park David has brought these famous people back to life; they have one hour to discuss what makes Britain great?] This particular skit just doesn't have any pacing, so when you have any form of comedy in it; it comes off really flat, boring and glad that is over with and then we have this NHS pregnancy scan skit [short description: a mother and father are looking at this monitor as the doctor tells them; that their child is essentially going to do things for attention and then we have the birth itself:] I have a wide sense of humour, but this is just/was horse highly immature; it was highly mature, infuriating and stuck out like a sore thumb as one of the worst skits they have ever come up with and I know it is the first episode; but it is so bad that they have conveniently set the benchmark for the worst skits and yes it is that bad I will now be judging every other poor or worse skit by this skit that is for sure.

This episode receives: 7/10, this episode is good; so by and large this mark is a fair reflection on this first-ever Saturday Night Live UK episode, there is a bit to work on and if they can avoid coming up with stupid skits like the NHS pregnancy hopefully this program will still be going well after I am dead and no I'm not being morbid, it is just as of this content being first created I am in my early 40's and for it to get anywhere near Saturday Night Live US I would be safely into my 90's, so the probability is... I will probably be dead.