Show - The Essentials: Wizard of Oz
Anne Hathaway ... Dorothy
Fred Armisen ... Lon Donson, The Weather Vane
Bill Hader ... Cowardly Lion
Steve Higgins ... announcer (voice)
Taran Killam ... Tin Man
Bobby Moynihan ... The Wizard
Andy Samberg ... Scarecrow
Jason Sudeikis ... Robert Osborne
There was almost a fifth character in The Wizard of Oz that you've never heard about.
Anne really does well in picking skits. Last time she was on, she was Mary Poppins, and this time she's Dorothy. Classic! Bobby is perfect for the wizard! I wonder if he's writing this skit and the Disney ones.
Wow, Bobby was in 8 skits this week! That's as many as Anne Hathaway! Way to go, Bobby!
Enjoy!
Sunday, November 21, 2010
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