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Ryan Gosling’s third hosting gig was his least disciplined yet. That sounds like a complaint, and it sort of is, but I’ve always found it difficult to refuse the handsome Canadian’s deceptively blank charisma, and I can’t start now. The guy has a permanent case of the giggles, which has always been endearing enough, even if it tosses hisepisodes into timing chaos.
character Kitty, but only after smashing props over Gosling’s head as reminder of the cool, choreographed stunt scene they had originally planned. It’s elaborately goofy and musically impressive, and Gosling apparently can only stay in character when playing a version of himself.: While the host’s unintentional showboating distracted mightily from the writing tonight, there was a welcome undercurrent of ambitious absurdity tingling through several sketches.
Michael Longfellow finds a new label as “America’s boyfriend” in his correspondent piece, here addressing an apparent TikTok trend of women blaming men for “weaponized incompetence” regarding stuff they just don’t want to do. Longfellow’s languished alongside some of his featured player colleagues, so a me-forward Update piece is a time-honored remedy. And this isn’t bad—Longfellow’s brand of deadpan put-on smugness is reliably funny when he’s being himself.
Credit where it’s due, Gosling’s abductee responds to a scientist’s claim that he’s never heard of male genitalia being referred to as a “troll-nose” with an ably deadpan, “You must be hanging out at a different bowling alley than we do, sir.”
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