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"Saturday Night Live" Really, Really Likes Facebook

Here’s the Saturday Night Live “Your Mom’s on Facebook” sketch I told you about last night–the one you’re going to see all over the Web for the next few days.

And here’s another SNL Facebook sketch, which also ran on last night’s show. It’s not as good, but I’m going to share it anyway, which is exactly what NBC (and Hulu) want. Remember the pre-YouTube dark ages, when it wasn’t easy to do this?


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  • http://blugture.blogspot.com fred2baro

    yeah well I live in France and i’d like to see those vids… and well here hulu doesn’t work but youtube does … so i have to use this instead : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7cUTV8O0_k

  • Anonymous

    why do you set the x/y dimensions of your videos so small?! smallest i’ve ever seen, anywhere on the internet. ridiculous!

  • http://mediamemo.allthingsd.com/ PKafka

    Yep, we always get that complaint. Can’t help you, though – you have to take that up w/NBC, Hulu et al.

  • http://mediamemo.allthingsd.com/ PKafka

    I hear you. We have a relatively small column for text, so that’s the explanation. Hope to change it sooner than later….

  • http://jardenberg.se/ Joakim Jardenberg

    Easy? This is how the embeds look from where I’m standing http://bit.ly/bOSL2K

    To sad, really.

  • http://twitter.com/AllSanDiegoCR AllSDComputerRepair

    uh.. hello? in the lower right hand corner you can expand it out to the full screen – the view can be as big as your monitor and it works great

    ??

  • http://www.westerndentalarts.com/ Western Dental

    I think these are funny. Hope to see more of these zuck/facebook skits and I loved the movie.

  • http://www.facebook.com/montre.bible Montré Bible

    I am still looking for this movie on bootleg. lol

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