Fixed it for you.

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I miss YaHey

Just watched the Hanks as Mike Wallace, he nails it. I guess that is why he is regarded as one of the all time great actors of our time. It will be too bad in a few weeks when the SNL trump and Hillary skits fade into obscurity. They are hilarious.

And the black jeopardy was funny too, think Howard Stern did that over 20 years ago. Loved it then, love it now..

Apparently, the bases of each party aren't that different. They both love big girls, think the government is spying on them, and love a good Madea movie. Perhaps there is hope for us after this election after all.

Now back to reality: While not as good as Sean Connery Jeopardy moments this skit just reinforces that SNL can still pull off a good laugh.

Yes Stern definitely did Black Jeopardy years ago.

Pretty sure I remember him ranting about SNL stealing his material too.

That was awesome.

Rarely do I watch SNL anymore, but more like that would bring me back.

The Black Jeopardy with Louis CK (playing a professor of African American History) is good as well

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VWuJHbVZBQg

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Matt

Chappelle did a similar game show called "I Know Black People" with a white African-American studies professor. lol

http://www.whoisthemonkey.com/...-i-know-black-people

Not exactly a very original idea. Even 20 years ago.

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Slowguy

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Who did it before Stern?

It's basic making fun of cultural differences and similarities, just stuffed into a game show setting. That sort of idea has been around as long as there have been actual cultural differences.

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Slowguy

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Tom Hanks had another great game show appearance back around 1990.

http://www.nbc.com/...ys-game-show/2868098

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"The right to party is a battle we have fought, but we'll surrender and go Amish... NOT!" -Wayne Campbell