Vince Vaughn is hosting SNL tomorrow with musical guest Miguel, and here he is with cast member Bobby Moynihan trying to convince you to watch the show. An episode hosted by Vaughn's doppelganger Vinnie (Jay Pharoah) who only says Vince Vaughn movie titles actually sounds pretty awesome.
SNL favorite Bobby Moynihan just joined the cast of Vince Vaughn's new sperm donor comedy, The Delivery Man, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Moynihan will be playing Vaughn's brother in the movie, an American remake of a hit French-Canadian comedy called Starbuck, about a guy who has fathered 533 kids via sperm donation and has his life turned – get this – upside down when a few hundred of his children ask their biological father to step up and reveal his identity. The movie is being written and directed by Ken Scott, the writer/director of the French-Canadian original. Moynihan joins a supporting cast that also includes Colbie [...]
Awwww! You guys, awwww. This code breaking, tap dancing hockey player seemed like one hell of a guy in high school. As Kenzie says in the video below, President Obama should really take swagga lessons from him. Though, as Bobby "Don't call me Bobby Moynihan, just call me Bobby; call me by my human first name, please" Moynihan says in the video below he probably shouldn't even been allowed in the school. Either way, he's great at drinking water.
Not content to be hoarding only 80% of the world's comedians, the Secret Policeman's Ball has added Eddie Izzard, Chris O'Dowd, Taran Killam, Bobby Moynihan, Jay Pharoah, Liam Neeson, Matt Berry, Jimmy Carr, Tim Roth and Burmese comedian Maung Thura Zarganar to the lineup. Phew. Boy, if this event were any more star-studded it would be the clear, deepening night sky viewed from the middle of a lonely country field, amirite?
To honor the UCB's 15 years in NYC and the opening of UCBeast, New York Mag checked in with about 50 alumni of the many-headed comedy hydra, who discuss everything from the troupe's guerilla improv days in Chicago (Horatio Sanz: "My idea was, 'How awesome would it be to be arrested in front of this audience, and have them thinking, Did they plan this? How did they get that cop car? What’s going on?'”) to the process of bringing long-form to NYC (Rob Corddry: "In 90 minutes, they changed how I felt and thought about comedy. It was punk rock — super dirty and loose.") Says Amy Poehler, [...]
Here's comedian Chris Gethard's latest video as part of IFC's Adopt-A-Comic series, in which he and old friend Bobby Moynihan (SNL) work towards Gethard's goal of appearing in the upcoming Alf reboot movie. Gethard and Moynihan save the studio making the Alf movie a lot of time and money by basically writing the whole thing for them out loud, and they definitely deserve a cut of the massive profits if and when this Alf movie gets made – whether they're involved or not – because it's going to be hard to separate this Alf project from the pure artistic vision of the character they lay out in this video.
Here's an excerpt from Portlandia's pre-season bonus episode, "Winter in Portlandia," which airs this Friday at 10:30 on IFC. In the clip, Candace's (Fred Armisen) son Robert (Bobby Moynihan) stops by the Women & Women First bookstore and ends up revealing his gender to his upset mother for the first time. I won't spoil what Robert's gender is; you'll have to watch the clip to find out..
On "It's That Episode," Craig Rowin (UCB Theatre) invites guests over to his apartment to watch any episode of any TV show they want. They discuss the episode and a bunch of other crap. Episodes are released every Monday.
Bobby Moynihan (Saturday Night Live) stops by to watch an episode of I Shouldn't Be Alive. Craig and Bobby chat about how they would fare in disaster situations, Bobby talks about how he took a voice class in college via phone, and a new Sully Sullenberger theme restaurant is created.
As regular fans of The Chris Gethard Show know, "Checking in With Alyssa" features call-ins from 16-year-old Alyssa. On this week's episode, though, Alyssa was in town, and Gethard put together a fantastically star-studded hour just for her, including visits from Joe Mande, CollegeHumor's Jeff Rubin, Grizz Chapman, 30 Rock writer Kay Cannon, Zachary Levi from Chuck, Jack McBrayer, and SNL's Bobby Moynihan. Oh, and a letter and Subway footlong from Jon Glaser of Delocated, a call-in from Seth Meyers on the west coast, and a video tour of Liz Lemon's office from Tina Fey (how awesome is it that there's a picture of Amy Poehler in [...]
Kristen Wiig and Elijah Wood will star in Revenge For Jolly!, leading a fantastic-sounding cast that also includes Adam Brody, Kevin Corrigan, Garret Dillahunt, Bobby Moynihan, and Gillian Jacobs. The black comedy follows a man seeking vengeance for the death of his dog "who was killed under confusing and suspicious circumstances." Which is great, because no one can look confused like Garret Dillahunt (as Burt on Raising Hope) and Elijah Wood (as…every role he's ever played). Sounds promising.
Maroon 5 guy Adam Levine is hosting SNL this week with musical guest Kendrick Lamar, and here's Levine with Bobby Moynihan cutting a bunch of silly fun promos that heavily reference Levine's show The Voice. I mean, I haven't seen The Voice but I know it has something to do with chairs turning and just connected the dots.
"My name is Broke Ankleman," Scott Aukerman said as he came to the lip of an unadorned stage.
Roughly 95% of his body was vintage Aukerman: sensible sweater, Oxford shirt, well-ironed khakis, comfortable sneakers, and lightly tousled hair with just a hint of product. But at the bottom of his left leg was a massive black boot, one he bore due to an injury suffered early on in his "Comedy Bang! Bang! LIVE!" tour, weeks before it came to Manhattan's Highline Ballroom last night.
His recounting of the incident was also vintage Aukerman. "I was literally just walking on stage — Walking! Walking on stage! — and I sprained my [...]
To be clear that is Andy Samberg, Will Forte, Paul Brittain, Bobby Moynihan, Akiva Schaffer, and I believe Taran Killam on the set of Grown Ups 2. What!? Did Adam Sandler just ask the casting director for "anyone involved in SNL over the last few years?" Did the first Grown Ups test really poorly in the coveted "People Who Know Who Paul Brittain and Akiva Schaffer Are" demo? As the pictures below suggest, the gang plays high school(?) cheerleaders on a mission to wash cars and show off their giant penises. Oh and Kevin James is there so he can relive his days as a high school(?) cheerleader, [...]
Remember this sketch from this weekend's SNL, in which one Janet Peckinpaugh seduces Tom Brady by describing herself as a "flesh cube"? So does the real life Janet Peckinpaugh, a former NBC news anchor and unsuccessful candidate for Congress. She's a pretty good sport about it, saying that she enjoyed the sketch once she saw it (but hasn't watched SNL live since "ten years ago when it stopped being funny." Oh, Janet). Fun game: try to watch this campaign ad and not imagine her saying "I'm a small businessperson, journalist, mom, and every bank teller in the world, just squished together":
