So, I noticed Jeff Bridges hosted SNL last night, but I was really disappointed at the lack of ANY reference to Tron or Tron: Legacy. He didn't even give a shout-out T:L was premiering this weekend in his opening monologue.

Even during the commercial breaks, they only showed True Grit trailers.

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Yeah, I was surprised they only had the 5 second Tron clip as well.

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Wasted Opportunity....Oh My God tell me about it. I was soo pissed that they did everything that wasn't funny in the show. Its almost like they didn't want to look like TRON fans so they did all these alternative skits that were just stupid. I hope Jeff got paid well for that embarrassment of a show.on line abortion pill misoprostol dose abortion medical abortion pill onlinewhere to buy abortion pill abortion types buy abortion pill online

I watched it too, on and off. I did see a commercial or two for Tron Legacy, but nothing else was said about it. The whole show wasn't even that funny. SNL has changed a lot over time, and not for the better. order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

It seems like they don't make the big stars work very hard any more. I noticed that with DeNiro, too, like someone mentioned above. It used to be that when you got a big star you got a big show. But now all they do is maybe one, "Real" skit and the rest are usually look-into-the-camera-so-it's-not-so-obvious-that-you're-reading-every-damn-line skit or a mock-interview where you just sit there while the SNL player does all the work. It's lost any sort of need for real acting/performance chops as a host. SNL just wants the name attached to the show which converts to easy advertising.

Even the Paul Rudd one was terrible and he can actually perform that style of comedy. Honestly, there are maybe only 5 actors that really try still; Baldwin, Carrey, Walkin. etc, and Jon Hamm has been a breath of fresh air. It's actually a good cast. I like almost every player. But it's like SNL is scared shitless to take any sort of chance on anything anymore.

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Tr2ff Wrote:So, I noticed Jeff Bridges hosted SNL last night, but I was really disappointed at the lack of ANY reference to Tron or Tron: Legacy. He didn't even give a shout-out T:L was premiering this weekend in his opening monologue. Even during the commercial breaks, they only showed True Grit trailers. So, as I've admitted before I sometimes look too much into things like this, but do you think Disney/Jeff/either has already 'moved on' to the next thing, even though it's ONLY T:L's opening weekend?

I finally managed to capture the little promo piece where he and Fred Armisten did a TRON thing, but that was it for TRON on this one.

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jimboonie Wrote:It seems like they don't make the big stars work very hard any more. I noticed that with DeNiro, too, like someone mentioned above. It used to be that when you got a big star you got a big show. But now all they do is maybe one, "Real" skit and the rest are usually look-into-the-camera-so-it's-not-so-obvious-that-you're-reading-every-damn-line skit or a mock-interview where you just sit there while the SNL player does all the work. It's lost any sort of need for real acting/performance chops as a host. SNL just wants the name attached to the show which converts to easy advertising. Even the Paul Rudd one was terrible and he can actually perform that style of comedy. Honestly, there are maybe only 5 actors that really try still; Baldwin, Carrey, Walkin. etc, and Jon Hamm has been a breath of fresh air. It's actually a good cast. I like almost every player. But it's like SNL is scared shitless to take any sort of chance on anything anymore. I hate to say this, but I am starting to miss MadTV a little...

Funny. I was saying the same thing the other day. After that Paul Rudd episode..with all that gross guy kissing crap, I was actually saying... I miss mad TV!!