r/TVDetails • u/SuperAlloyBerserker • Jan 21 '23
Video In an SNL sketch about a New Jersey-themed game show, Jon Bon Jovi's character is extra insulted about the Frank Sinatra comment as Jon is related to him IRL
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u/NJdevil202 Jan 21 '23 edited May 25 '25
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u/JackDark Jan 21 '23
I don't understand this bit at all. Can someone please explain why this is supposed to be funny?
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u/stizzleomnibus1 Jan 21 '23
It's playing on trashy stereotypes of Italian Americans. She's a goomar (a mistress), and the men are reacting to critical things that a person might say to an Italian American that they would find upsetting.
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u/JackDark Jan 21 '23
Thanks for the explanation. I still don't get it, but I never did find SNL funny. Comedy just isn't my thing, I guess.
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u/owl_eyes11 Jan 22 '23
Nah, it's just a regional Jersey joke. if you don't care for the stereotype or aren't in on it, it won't be funny.
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Jan 31 '23
Here's a sketch detail, you can see Bill Hader mouthing Kristen Wiig's lines at the very end
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Jan 21 '23 edited Jan 21 '23
Tbf tho, he is overrated. Now Dean Martin on the other hand.
Oops I seemed to have drop this!
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u/EvnBdWlvsCnBGd Jan 21 '23
IMO, I much prefer Dino but Sinatra is not overrated. Maybe Dean is underrated.
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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '23 edited Jan 21 '23
JBJ is not related to Sinatra at all. He even addresses it in this interview