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TMC · 12-06-2022, 10:37 PM

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Live from New York it's... wait, what did you just say? For this list, we'll be looking at opening monologues from "Saturday Night Live" that touched on controversial issues, crossed a line, or were considered shocking. Our countdown includes monologues by Andrew Dice Clay, Kumail Nanjani, Kristen Stewart and more! Did you find any of these monologues offensive?

Yong Fang · 12-07-2022, 07:43 AM

The only name I know is Andrew Dice Clay. I have seen his act. It didnt "offend" me but I never thought he was that funny. He was crude and I like crude if it is done well. It is a fine line.

I remember that at least Nora Dunn refused to be on that week's episode with Clay, and maybe some of the other female staff also took the week off. I dont remember the episode or his bits, but Clay has never came up in articles about the worst guest hosts and/or guest hosts barred from ever returning because of bad behavior or going off script.

Andrew Dice Clay didnt last long as a comedian. However, Clay himself is a good actor. He was in a Woody Allen movie called "Blue Jasmine" which I have seen several times. His role is that of a normal, working class guy. I dont know if he has been in other things but he should, his comedic character was sort of a fad which went away in the 1990's.

12-07-2022, 07:43 AM	#2
Yong Fang Member Forum 3000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 04, 2009 Location: Memphis Tennessee Posts: 3,073	The only name I know is Andrew Dice Clay. I have seen his act. It didnt "offend" me but I never thought he was that funny. He was crude and I like crude if it is done well. It is a fine line. I remember that at least Nora Dunn refused to be on that week's episode with Clay, and maybe some of the other female staff also took the week off. I dont remember the episode or his bits, but Clay has never came up in articles about the worst guest hosts and/or guest hosts barred from ever returning because of bad behavior or going off script. Andrew Dice Clay didnt last long as a comedian. However, Clay himself is a good actor. He was in a Woody Allen movie called "Blue Jasmine" which I have seen several times. His role is that of a normal, working class guy. I dont know if he has been in other things but he should, his comedic character was sort of a fad which went away in the 1990's.