Heh, unfortunate mistake to make first night on the job. Funny moment of realisation.

Nothing should come from it, least more people may know her name after this.

whoopsies i did a poopsie !

The F bomb seemed to fit the part she was playing. Some how I don't feel it was "out of place" in that skit

Who gives a fuck?

Ok maybe that was lame, but honestly, are we that fragile that the simple use of the word can be offensive, or is it a matter of context? I don't think this was a very explicit use, so I sincerely hope that this will be overlooked.

Even if it wasn't I would have no objection to it, though I know there are those out there that would wish to shelter or be sheltered, and unfortunately we must for the time being respect the wishes of our fellow humans when it comes to decency.

PS - Sad that this was the most memorable moment from the episode.

That didn't sound out of place at all. I hear people talk all the time.

charles rocket was probably going to get fired anyway like most of the rest of the cast(i think only eddie murphy and the mighty piscopo survived). and i checked it out and he did apparently kill himself 20 some-odd years after the fact. his snl persona(in a cast that included a pre-squinting gilbert gottfried) was a sad attempt at being the next chevy chase but i thought he was pretty good as the douchebag boyfriend in earth girls are easy.

Holy crap!!! Not the F-bomb!!! This is where it all starts, next thing you know she will be seen swatting a fly on live tv!!!

She should spend less time destroying the morals of American kids and more time reporting terrorists so they can be shipped off to torture camps. Where is her priorities? The things people get away with these days. I hope she is fired soon.

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