Cold Opening by Mark Jennings Reese -- Saturday Night You Bull Sessions

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Date Posted: 23:21:45 05/20/06 Sat
Author: Matteo
Subject: Cold Opening by Mark Jennings Reese
In reply to: Patrick Lonergan 's message, "REVIEWS: Kevin Spacey 05/20/06" on 17:45:07 05/20/06 Sat

Well Mark, you did it again - you surprised me. Here I was expecting a lame piece o crap, but it was actually pretty darn good! The song was good, full of a lot of clever, well fitting and funny lines.
Lines I didn't like;
-The cast and crew are tired. Why mention it? Since you did, might as well talk about it a little more.
-Hugh Grant tells me black woman give good head. Throwing in Hugh Grant seemed a stretch, and wasn't funny at all. Maybe you could have just said something about secret fantasies of black woman.
Good Stuff;
-I thought the descriptive writing in this was good
-your woman has lost her looks but still has a twinkle in her eye
-she goes to bed early, she's had to much to drink
-the lines were funnier in relation to the song theme, such as it being about love, but then he sneaks away from time to tome to get a black prostitute in Harlem, and saying whacky things followed by "and you wonder why". It's good stuff - subtle, quiet humour.
I give it a 7 out of 10 (quite good). The previous sketch I gave a it a 2 out of 10 (abysmal failure).

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