Bobby Moynihan is Nate Woods in Lonely Teacher (SNL)

A teacher-student relationship crosses lines.

Sketch: Lonely Teacher

Tina Fey ... Sharon Delancey
Justin Bieber ... Jason Deeps
Fred Armisen ... Barth Libble
Abby Elliott ... Susan
Bobby Moynihan ... Nate Woods





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Bobby Moynihan is Ned Redstone on the Sarah Palin Network

Commercial Sarah Palin Network

Sarah Palin previews her new network line up.

Tina Fey ... Sarah Palin
Bobby Moynihan ... Ned Redstone
Andy Samberg ... doctor
Jenny Slate ... daughter
Jason Sudeikis ... Todd Palin
Kenan Thompson ... guy
Kenan Thompson ... announcer (voice)
Kristen Wiig ... mother



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Is Bobby Moynihan's Puck the most annoying movie sidekick ever?

Here's a negative review on Bobby's performance in "When in Rome"...

But as you keep looking - in vain - for the funny expected from the talent available, it all starts to feel painfully worse.

Throw in an excruciatingly insufferable Bobby Moynihan who, as Puck, is possibly the film world's most irritating sidekick ever, and "When in Rome" becomes one disappointingly bag of idiotic blandness.

Excerpt from:
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/reviews/view/1045498/1/.html

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Bobby Moynihan does a shout out video for Fesh

On a recent Saturday night, the comedy community of both coasts gathered to fête Mitchell Stephen Fesh. At New York’s Upright Citizens Brigade, the bearded guest of honor sat amid a doting crowd to watch a tribute video to himself packed with stars from NBC’s Thursday night comedies: 30 Rock’s Jack McBrayer, Community’s Donald Glover, and The Office’s Ellie Kemper and Zach Woods (who plays Kathy Bates’s obsequious lackey). Woods applauded Fesh’s three-word name that “makes you sound like either an aristocrat or an assassin,” while Human Giant’s Rob Huebel and Paul Scheer taped themselves at UCB’s Los Angeles branch, amid a capacity crowd cheering Fesh’s name. And then came the Saturday Night Live encomiums: On came a video greeting from the cast's Fred Armisen, Will Forte, Bobby Moynihan, Nasim Pedrad, Andy Samberg, and Jenny Slate — as well as the show’s writers, interns, and the actor Jude Law, who was hosting the show that very night. Fesh shook with excitement throughout the evening as the praise rolled in.

But who was this mysterious Fesh, and why all the love?

To properly tell the legend of Fesh, we must go back to early February, when Chris Gethard, a UCB regular who has written for SNL and the Onion News Network (as well as a book called Weird New York), posted a video to YouTube called “Attn Sad Youth of America”: In it, he talked about how dark and lonely and confusing his youth was, and then he made an offer. If his depression resonated with anyone in his audience, he would like to fly that someone out to New York — “and for one night, at least one night, you will be a rock star. I will make sure that before you ever even arrive in New York City that everyone knows about you and what's great about you and is psyched to see you here.”

Read the rest here:
http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2010/03/fesh_weekend_of_a_lifetime.html

Here is Chris Gethard's video from Feb 8th, 2010:



Here's Fesh's first video:



Way to go Bobby and everyone else!

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Bobby Moynihan - UCB Comedy interview

Bobby Moynihan explains his surprise of being on SNL, the fun he's having, and where his Mark Payne Unos character came from.



Thanks to Todd Bieber from the UCB Comedy Blog:
http://ucbcomedy.blogspot.com/

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