Mark McKinney
Saturday Night Live
NBC's award-winning late-night comedy showcase features a wide variety of outlandish comedy sketches, celebrity hosts from film, television and sports and musical performances from chart-topping artists and bands.
Superstore
Karakteristiske ansatte takler hverdagen på det store hypermarkedet Cloud 9 ved å sammen komme seg gjennom rutinepregede arbeidsoppgaver, opprørsfremkallende salg og søvndyssende møter.
Bønder i byen
Henry og Nancy Clark er et ektepar der lidenskapen avtok for lenge siden. Men nå har deres siste barn forlatt redet, og de standhaftige Clarks fra Midtvesten får sjansen til å flytte til New York..
The Saddest Music in the World
Under den store depresjonen holder ølbaronessen Lady Helen Port-Huntley en konkurranse for å velge det tristeste musikkstykket i verden. Musikere kommer fra alle verdenshjørner for å konkurrere om prispengene. Og Lady Helen vil selge så mye øl hun kan, når forbudstiden endelig er over.
Superstar
All Mary Katherine Gallagher wants in life is a kiss. Not just any kiss, mind you – a Hollywood-style kiss. But no matter how hard she tries, no one will kiss her. She decides that to get her kiss, she must become just like the people in the movies.
Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy
The Canadian sketch-comedy masters hit the big screen with Kids In the Hall: Brain Candy, their send-up of psychopharmacology and its social ramifications. Each "kid" plays a plethora of roles; in fact, nearly every character in the film is played by one of the five "kids". When Roritor Pharmaceuticals finds itself on the verge of bankruptcy, research chemist Chris Cooper (Kevin McDonald) finds himself pressured to push his latest development to market without adequate testing at the risk of losing his job. The product Gleemonex, an anti-depressant bearing more than a slight resemblance to Prozac seems at first to be a wonder drug; users find themselves in a perpetual state of bliss as they relive their fondest memories time and again. Success goes awry, however, when a fatal side-effect surfaces users become catatonics. The craze has caught on, however, and the entire world seems to be taking Gleemonex, forcing Dr. Cooper to fight his employers and warn the masses before disaster strikes. The plot is really just an excuse for a series of funny, hallucinogenic sketches involving the memories and fantasies of its users; the funniest include a grandmother's all-too brief holiday visit with her family, and a married man's homoerotic experiences in the military. Another winning scene: a brooding grunge-rock idol (Bruce McCulloch) who's taken the drug unexpectedly changes his tune at a concert to the bewilderment of his angst-hungry fans. Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy is hit-or-miss satire, but much of the humor finds its mark in this humble, surprisingly intelligent film.