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The Lonely Island led by Andy Samberg reveals dream collaborations
The Lonely Island enthusiastically revealed their dream collaborator. In a recent episode of The Lonely Island and Seth ...
The Lonely Island Really Wants An Eminem Collaboration To Happen (And Also Bill Clinton)
The Lonely Island have been making a bit of a comeback in recent months. The Andy Samberg-led comedy-music group popped up on Saturday Night Live in October with “ Sushi Glory Hole ,” then followed it ...
Andy Samberg Admits He Watched The Office's 'Lazy Scranton,' And Totally Couldn't Figure Out If It Was Making Fun Of The Lonely Island
Paul Rust said in a recent episode of the “With Gourley and Rust” podcast that he saw James Franco “flip out” on a set a few ...
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The Lonely Island Reveal Their Dream Collaborators
The Lonely Island have worked with some of the world's biggest pop stars, including recently adding Charli XCX to their ...
“The Office” Writer Michael Schur Explains Why “SNL”’s 2008 ‘Japanese Office’ Parody ‘Didn't Track to Me'
And, in a meta moment, The Office actually once mimicked a famous SNL sketch. In a season 3 episode, Carell’s Michael Scott ...
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Andy Samberg Admits He Watched The Office's 'Lazy Scranton,' And Totally Couldn't Figure Out If It Was Making Fun Of The Lonely Island
While the skit has become iconic, Samberg admitted in a recent episode of The Lonely Island and Seth Meyers podcast that he wasn’t sure how to take it at first. Sandberg recounted: I very ...
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The Lonely Island can’t believe ‘SNL’ aired their worst digital short
Members of The Lonely Island, which consists of Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer, and Jorma Taccone, were left shocked after ...
‘The Office’ writer says cringey Japanese parody on ‘SNL’ ‘rankled’ him: ‘It didn’t feel right’
"The Japanese Office" was a digital short featured on a May 2008 episode of "SNL." YouTube/Saturday Night Live A former ...
Match Made in Hell: How the 'Lonely Hearts' Killers Seduced Their Prey with Newspaper Ads During Murderous Spree
Raymond Fernandez and Martha Beck were suspected of killing multiple women whom they lured through personal ads in the 1940s ...