Quick Summary: In this Cut for Time sketch, a guy named Hormuz Jeff (Will Ferrell) promotes his boat business getting things through the Strait of ... An instructor (Seth MacFarlane) tries to keep the class on track, but war vet Anthony Peter Coleman (Bill Hader) has a hard time ...
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In this Cut for Time sketch, a guy named Hormuz Jeff (Will Ferrell) promotes his boat business getting things through the Strait of ... An instructor (Seth MacFarlane) tries to keep the class on track, but war vet Anthony Peter Coleman (Bill Hader) has a hard time ... Inspired by Starbucks's Race Together campaign, Pepboys launches its own initiative to encourage employees and customers to ...
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On Blast (Jeremy Culhane) stops by Weekend Update to speak his mind on topics like AI, the stock market and more. Janitors (Bill Burr, Michael Longfellow, Andrew Dismukes) get sidetracked while trying to clean a lecture hall. In this Cut for Time sketch, a security guard (Will Ferrell) works a meet and greet for a kids' band.
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- In this Cut for Time sketch, a guy named Hormuz Jeff (Will Ferrell) promotes his boat business getting things through the Strait of ...
- An instructor (Seth MacFarlane) tries to keep the class on track, but war vet Anthony Peter Coleman (Bill Hader) has a hard time ...
- Inspired by Starbucks's Race Together campaign, Pepboys launches its own initiative to encourage employees and customers to ...
- On Blast (Jeremy Culhane) stops by Weekend Update to speak his mind on topics like AI, the stock market and more.
- Janitors (Bill Burr, Michael Longfellow, Andrew Dismukes) get sidetracked while trying to clean a lecture hall.
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