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Ranking SNL Digital Shorts (The Finale)
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In this episode of the Ten to One Podcast, hosts Brad Oman from Slashfilm.com, Nate Loucks, and Ben Konowitz wrap up their summer exploration of the comedic genius of The Lonely Island from Saturday Night Live. Since SNL is on its seasonal break, this dedicated trio has been revisiting the digital shorts that defined an era of humor, focusing on the final contributions from seasons 36 and 37. This episode marks the third and final installment in their special series dedicated to these groundbreaking shorts.
This week, Brad, Nate, and Ben get nostalgic as they analyze the last set of digital shorts from The Lonely Island team - Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer. They will break down each short's impact, creativity, and placement in the vast universe of SNL's digital content.
But that's not all - after revisiting over 100 digital shorts, the hosts face the daunting task of compiling their ultimate top-10 list. Which shorts will make the cut? Will "Lazy Sunday" reign supreme, or will "I'm On A Boat" sail away with the top spot? Or perhaps an underdog will emerge as a favorite. Expect plenty of debates, laughs, and a walk down memory lane as Brad, Nate, and Ben honor The Lonely Island's unparalleled contribution to SNL and comedy as a whole.
Don't miss out on this nostalgic journey filled with humor, insights, and the difficult decisions that come with ranking comedy gold.
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