Short Overview: Game show contestants (Shane Gillis, Bowen Yang, Heidi Gardner, Ego Nwodim) compete for a cash prize by identifying as many ... In this Cut for Time sketch things go off the rails when LiMu Emu and Doug (Shane Gillis) from Liberty Mutual try to help a ...
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Game show contestants (Shane Gillis, Bowen Yang, Heidi Gardner, Ego Nwodim) compete for a cash prize by identifying as many ... In this Cut for Time sketch things go off the rails when LiMu Emu and Doug (Shane Gillis) from Liberty Mutual try to help a ... Two teens (Jane Wickline, Veronika Slowikowska) work up the courage to ask a drive-thru worker (Harry Styles) to the dance.
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A group of friends (Shane Gillis, Heidi Gardner, Sarah Sherman, Devon Walker, Andrew Dismukes) talks about technology ... Four judges (Ben Marshall, John Higgins, Martin Herlihy, Ego Nwodim) host a singing competition show based only on a ... Janitors (Bill Burr, Michael Longfellow, Andrew Dismukes) get sidetracked while trying to clean a lecture hall.
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Two EMTs (Nate Bargatze, Michael Longfellow) attempt to find the best way to manage a tragedy at a water park. When a teacher (Kate McKinnon) takes a fall in her classroom, she refuses to accept help from her students.
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- Game show contestants (Shane Gillis, Bowen Yang, Heidi Gardner, Ego Nwodim) compete for a cash prize by identifying as many ...
- In this Cut for Time sketch things go off the rails when LiMu Emu and Doug (Shane Gillis) from Liberty Mutual try to help a ...
- Two teens (Jane Wickline, Veronika Slowikowska) work up the courage to ask a drive-thru worker (Harry Styles) to the dance.
- A group of friends (Shane Gillis, Heidi Gardner, Sarah Sherman, Devon Walker, Andrew Dismukes) talks about technology ...
- Four judges (Ben Marshall, John Higgins, Martin Herlihy, Ego Nwodim) host a singing competition show based only on a ...
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