Beavis and Butt-Head SNL Sketch: Gosling & Cast Break

Beavis and Butt-Head SNL Sketch: Gosling & Cast Break

Ryan Gosling returned for his third time to host Saturday Night Live over the weekend. Gosling has been busy filming and promoting his role as Ken in the "Barbie" movie for the past year. Now, he is promoting his latest movie starring himself and Emily Blunt called, "The Fall Guy."

If you've only seen Ryan Gosling in serious roles, you're missing out because he's incredibly funny. He's not afraid to become a goofy character. Check out his song from the Barbie movie, "I'm Just Ken" and his performance of the nominated song at the Oscars.

Bevais & Butt-Head was a cartoon focused on two teenagers that sit in their room and act like, well, teenage boys. They tell crude jokes in a monotone voice. Everyone from the 90's knows exactly who these boys are. If you're one of these people, watch the sketch below for a great belly-laugh. 

Gosling broke character in every sketch he was in while hosting Saturday Night Live, but their was only one that broke the rest of the cast too called Beavis & Butt-Head. Heidi Gardener is a journalist interviewing a professor, played by Kenan Thompson, on his opinions concerning AI. The room is filled with regular, everyday people, or so we think. When the Professor is distracted by someone in the audience, it's revealed that we are looking at a real-life version of Beavis from the popular cartoon, Beavis & Butt-Head.

Shout out to Saturday Night Live's makeup and costume department because they knocked it out of the park with this sketch. From nose and lip prosthetics to costume & wigs, we are looking at real-life Beavis and Butt-Head characters. Not only did the live audience laugh at these believable costumes, but it completely broke the cast.

This is when SNL truly shines, in sketches like this. Here, we see Heidi Gardner take her first look at Mikey Day's "Butt-Head" costume and totally lose it. So much so, she has to giggle through her lines just to make it through the sketch and making viewers at home have a great laugh too.

Here are 7 classic Adam Sandler Saturday Night Live skits that will make you laugh.

You may not agree, but that's okay. These skits and characters I automatically think of when someone says the name "Adam Sandler".

The Sandman, as his friends call him, started on Saturday Night Live in as a writer for his first year with a show, then became a featured cast member in 1991.

Some of the famous characters to come out of his time on the show include Opera Man and one of the Gap Girls with his fellow cast members David Spade and Chris Farley. He was also a musician, who wrote songs and performed them many times during the "Weekend Update" segment. The songs include the holiday classic, "Hanukah Song" and songs about Mother's Day, summer and a very special lunch lady.

After five years with Saturday Night Live, Sandler went on to make numerous successful movies. Some of the classic titles include Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, and The Wedding Singer. According to parade.com, his Happy Madison Productions has had a partnership with the streaming platform Netflix in since 2014 and the first deal with Netflix was reportedly worth $250 million dollars.

Now The Sandman is touring! He kicked off his traveling show in October of 2022, and he continues it into 2023. Fans have been praising the show online.

This highlights Adam Sandler at his best, however Chris Farley steals the show. Oh, and you can never hear someone mention having a Sloppy Joe for dinner again without getting the song stuck in your head.

Taking something that happens in most fancy restaurants, and turning it on it's head brings us this classic skit. So many heavy hitters of comedy appear in this laugh-laugh filled seven minutes.

This is from the episode that Adam hosted in 2019. Sandler has a very distinctive delivery and many people like to imitate him. So there were a couple fun surprises in this skit.

I was listening to the David Spade and Dana Carvey podcast, Fly On The Wall during their Chris Farley tribute episode and they were talking about this skit. One of their guests mentioned Gap would actually send real store displays for these live shows.

Oh, and "Lay Off Man, I'm Starving" is one of my favorite lines ever.

The very classy looking Opera Man would make dramatic observations on pop culture. Full of passion and emotion, Adam Sandler as Opera Man sure has a way with words.

In this one as "Hank", Sandler nearly breaks when Farley as "Beverly" starts caressing his thing. Watching cast members hold back laughter and almost break character is one of my favorite things to see on the Saturday night skit show.

This again is from the 2019 episode he hosted. There wasn't a dry-eye in the house while he was signing this tribute to his friend Chris Farley. He ended up winning an Emmy for the episode, too.