‘The Office' Writer Says ‘SNL's' Japanese Office Parody With Steve Carell ‘Didn't Feel Right' and Left Him ‘Rankled': ‘All the Actors Are White People'
Before Mike Schur helped create beloved comedy series like “The Good Place,” “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” and “Parks and Recreation,” ...
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‘The Office’ writer says cringey Japanese parody on ‘SNL’ ‘rankled’ him: ‘It didn’t feel right’
"The Japanese Office" was a digital short featured on a May 2008 episode of "SNL." YouTube/Saturday Night Live A former ...
The Office writer says SNL parody sketch rankled him: ‘All actors are white people’
The fictional Japanese show starred white SNL cast members like Jason Sudeikis playing Jim, Kristen Wiig playing Pam, Bill ...
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The Lonely Island can’t believe ‘SNL’ aired their worst digital short
were left shocked after Saturday Night Live not only approved but also aired their 'worst' digital short. During the recent episode of The Lonely Island and Seth Meyers Podcast, the group ...
‘SNL’ cold open features Martin Short joining ‘Five-Timers Club’ with celebrity cameos
Live’s” cold open featured Martin Short and members of the “Five-Timers Club” with several celebrity cameos for its Christmas ...
Tina Fey, John Mulaney, Tom Hanks and More Help Induct Martin Short to ‘SNL’ Five-Timers Club
Saturday Night Live legends Tina Fey, John Mulaney, Tom Hanks, Paul Rudd, Alec Baldwin and more returned to Studio 8H on ...
Tom Hanks, Emma Stone, Tina Fey and more 5-time ‘SNL’ hosts welcome Martin Short to the club
It was an evening of star power on “Saturday Night Live” this weekend, when Paul Rudd, Emma Stone, Kristen Wiig, Melissa ...
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‘SNL’ recap: Best moments from Martin Short hosting the ‘Saturday Night Live’ Christmas episode
with veteran comedian (and former “SNL” cast member) Martin Short hosting the annual “Saturday Night Live” Christmas episode. Given how many times Short has popped up on “SNL” in cameo ...
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The Office Writer Schur: SNL's Japanese Parody "Didn't Feel Right"
Looking back, The Office and SNL writer Mike Schur explains why "The Japanese Office" sketch "didn't feel right" on a number ...