Stand-up comedian John Mulaney is more accustomed to performing as himself than in-character, but his third hosting gig at SNL over the weekend had him stepping into the role of a lifetime: Sailor Twink.
The sketch is set up as a clip from a ’50s film titled Say, Those Two Don’t Seem to Like Each Other, pitting Kate McKinnon against Aidy Bryant as they vie for the romantic favor of Beck Bennett.
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But the seasoned seductresses are no match for John Mulaney’s “Julian,” the ladies’ younger brother who quickly becomes the object of Bennett’s affection.
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“When did our pesky little brother get ‘gay hot’?!” wonders Bryant.
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svustabler
Was that supposed to be funny?
balehead
Actually it was if you bothered to watch it….
MISTERJETT
yes, and it was.
Charlie in Charge
Mulaney is adorable and I now look forward to hearing the phrase “pass-around party bottom” in my head each time I see him.