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This episode served up a heaping helping of nostalgia with this Father of the Bride reboot sketch.

Martin short snl characters

Martin reprises his role as the on-edge father George and Short returned as Franck, the difficult-to-understand and very problematic wedding planner. Best of all, Kieran Culkin dropped by to reprise his role as Matty Banks, the little wisecracking brother of the bride who is now very adult and is actually prepping for his colonoscopy. The one that no one liked but whenever they were around you just had to act like they were the greatest thing ever?

Can you think of anyone worse to spend time with? Who wants to meet Santa? All right, all right, take it easy. The Hatter. Appears In: Frankenweenie. The Cat in the Hat. Appears In: Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper. Appears In: The Pebble and the Penguin. Ned Perry. Appears In: Three Fugitives. Martin Harvey. Appears In: Captain Ron. The Jester.

Clifford Daniels. Appears In: Clifford. Debuted November 10, Debuted on SNL on November 10, A shady lawyer, Thurm was a chain-smoker often letting his cigarette burn to the point of becoming mostly ashesquite paranoid, and constantly in denial about his paranoia. You're the one who's being defensive. It's him, right? Why wouldn't I know that? I'm well aware of that!

Perhaps the best known appearance of Thurm was in a SNL sketch that was a send-up of 60 Minutes. Harry Shearer played Mike Wallaceaccusing Thurm of being involved in corporate corruption. Thurm of course denied everything and nervously tried to turn the tables on Wallace. Thurm was later reprised in 's The Earth Day Special and 's Earth to Americaas well as on Martin Short's short-lived talk show in — A James Belushi sketch.

Debuted February 2, A Rich Hall sketch based on a man who was caught trespassing at the White House in Contents move to sidebar hide. Article Talk. Read Edit View history. Bet you will, too. Lawrence Orback may have been Lawrench Orbach, depending on who you ask. Singing, cracking jokes, looking at the camera all cockeyed, making frenemies throughout show business — Jackie was a mock-up of Joan Rivers and Fernando LLamas and every televangelist ever … and yet fully unique.

You can see a lot of Jackie in some of the characters who came to SNL later … looking at you, every talk show host send-up ever on SNL. Alternately evasive, confrontational, and nervous, Thurm is always paranoid and always looking to point the finger at someone else. Like Ed Grimley? Then you might like our Mary Katherine Gallagher article, click here.