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Natalie Portman Played Eleven In SNL’s Hilarious Stranger Things 3 Sketch
Natalie Portman stopped by 8H to host SNL for the second time last Saturday night. This was the 4th SNL in a row for the cast and writers, and you could tell they were a little worn out. It was a tough situation to avoid with the Olympics starting tomorrow and taking over NBC. SNL had to run a bunch of episodes in a row since they’ll be off until March 3rd. The show started off strong with Revolutionary War and another classic Portman rap. It got a little wacky towards the end with Alien Lover & Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards, but overall I enjoyed it. The funniest sketch for me was Stranger Things 3.
Natalie Portman – SNL
I enjoyed everyone’s role here. Mikey Day as the horny version of Mike was great. Portman as Eleven trying to explain ‘momma’ and her nose bleeds was funny. I legitimately laughed out loud when Beck Bennett’s Fourteen started a small fire and threw up in his mouth. Ditto for Cecily Strong’s Nine reading people’s minds and then farting. I’m not sure if it’s worrying that people throwing up in their mouth and farting is a guaranteed laugh for me, but that’s a battle for another day. Also, whoever came up with the character that cooks great chili but gets a brain bleed should win some type of award.
-Ryan
Have Stranger Things Fever? You’ll Love Millie Bobby Brown Rapping A Season 1 Recap
Millie can rap!
Stranger Things YouTube Link
At this point I would judge you if you DIDN’T have Stranger Things fever, because as good as season 1 was, season 2 was even better. It focused more on the whole cast (and even brought in a few new characters: RIP Bob. You were too good for this world). I loved all the pairings, especially Steve and Dustin and the re-connection of Mike & Eleven. If you haven’t watched ST2 yet and need a refresher on the first installment, Millie Bobby Brown has you covered. The fact that a 13 year old is this talented blows my mind. Enjoy!
–Ryan
Netflix Has Renewed Stranger Things For A Second Season
Stranger Things was both one of the best and the most surprising things about this summer. Netflix has a pretty solid track record for original content, but Stranger Things blew me out of the water. It had the best child cast I’ve ever watched (I’m still trying to figure out a way to adopt Dustin and Eleven) plus an intriguing plot and a killer soundtrack. The Duffer Brothers deserved a second season to continue to explore the unique world they created, and I’m glad Netflix is giving them a chance to do so. Seriously though, if Dustin doesn’t get a spinoff we riot.
Stranger Things returns in 2017.
-Ryan