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Elon Musk did good hosting SNL, says Update anchor Michael Che

"SNL" star Michael Che also addresses cultural appropriation claims regarding his "Gen Z Hospital" sketch. He says "that wasn t the joke at all."

Did Michael Che Have COVID? Comedian Jokes About Symptoms in HBO Series

Did Michael Che Have COVID? Comedian Jokes About Symptoms in HBO Series The SNL star said he lost his sense of smell, one of the virus’ symptoms Samson Amore | May 10, 2021 @ 7:51 PM Did Michael Che catch COVID-19 last year? We don’t know, but but the “SNL” co-head writer said in his new HBO Max sketch series “That Damn Michael Che” that at some point, he experienced symptoms that sure sound like COVID-19. “I remember I got in the shower and I couldn’t smell my shampoo and I was like, what the f is going on,” Che said during an aside in the show’s fifth episode, “Well Played, Crackers.”

What That Damn Michael Che says about long SNL rut

Print The title of HBO Max’s new comedy sketch series, “That Damn Michael Che,” implies that we should already have an idea of what we’re about to receive: on-brand humor from “Saturday Night Live’s” co-head writer and “Weekend Update” co-anchor, marking an expansion of his trademark material into series streaming. But what, exactly, is Che’s comedy all about? It’s hard to glean from his recent run on the flagging “SNL,” which Che has called home in multiple capacities, including guest writer and staff writer, since 2013. Eight years later, even he appears bored by the lack of innovation and occasionally outright offense in his and fellow anchor/co-writer Colin Jost’s approach to the venerable newscast parody. One example: When President Biden reversed predecessor Donald Trump’s ban on transgender people in the military, Che sardonically joked: “It’s good news, except Biden is calling the policy, ‘Don’t ask, don’t tuck.’” The audie

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This week s TV: A girl-group comedy, Ziwe, and reeling through the years at WBCN

This week’s TV: A girl-group comedy, ‘Ziwe,’ and reeling through the years at WBCN By Matthew Gilbert Globe Staff,Updated May 3, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend From left: Paula Pell, Sara Bareilles, Renée Elise Goldsberry, and Busy Philipps in Girls5eva, a Peacock comedy series about a 1990s girl group that reunites.Heidi Gutman/Peacock Your TV GPS, Globe TV critic Matthew Gilbert’s look at the week ahead in television, appears every Monday morning on WHAT I’M WATCHING THIS WEEK 1. A 1990s girl group called “Girls5eva” gets a chance at a comeback in this new comedy. Available Thursday on Peacock, the show is kooky fun, as the surviving group members reconvene after many years. Sara Bareilles is the sympathetic everywoman, Busy Philipps is the sweet dumb-dumb, Renée Elise Goldsberry is the egomaniac, and Paula Pell is the no-longer-closeted lesbian. The songs are written with comic absurdity, and the flashbacks to the groupâ€�

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