My thought line reading this article:
“Can You Give 'SNL' An Exception?' Bowen Yang Made A Hilarious Argument For Why Saturday Night Live Should Be Allowed To Say 'S ' And 'F ' On Air”
No. Neither Hilarious Argument nor Exception; rather, an ugly, cheap shot. No brain! I miss the good old times: intelligent dialogues on down-to-earth issues concerning ordinary folks' work and life. Now, SNL is more about political stance and biased, divided, and superficial.
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"Saturday Night Live" has had an wild 50th season filled with big laughs, and it's not over yet. Fast forward past Morgan Wallen getting to "Gods Country" and the White Potus discourse and even Ego Nwodim’s surprise expletive bit (for now). This last tidbit is a bit sillier, as Bowen Yang is comically making a case for "SNL" to curse on air, a little. Outside of being a regular face on the 2025 TV guide and the 2025 movie schedule, he co-hosts a popular podcast, Las Culturistas. He and partner Matt Rogers end each episode with a staple segment where they each critique something for one minute. The "Wicked: For Good" actor opted for a close-to-home subject following castmate Ego Nwodim’s accidental viral Weekend Update blunder. He specifically proposed that two particular curse words be usable a few times per episode for the cast.
‘Can You Give 'SNL' An Exception?' Bowen Yang Made A Hilarious Argument For Why Saturday Night Live Should Be Allowed To Say 'S ' And 'F ' On Air
Wed, May 14, 2025 at 11:00 AM PDT
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/videos/snl-exception-bowen-yang-made-180000818.html
