Originally published at: SNL's Waffle House skit serves up delicious dramedy | Boing Boing
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Real stuff. And, I’d love to see the outtakes.
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Not only was it the best sketch of the night, but it’s the best sketch they’ve done in awhile.
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I hope they don’t try to build a Waffle House Cinematic Universe(WHCU), but it was good enough that a sequel or two might be justified.
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They could, but honestly the only thing I think they should bring back is Mikey Day’s Florida Man character. That was great.
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Searches for “what is police code 724” are trending. I think it’s made up
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That’s not the real Waffle Haus.
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These set pieces have been amazing for a while. I can understand why the people making them are planning to strike. The Super Mario one was one of the best in recent memory.
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Especially considering they’re not even getting paid scale. I mean, WTF.
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Man I miss SNL and wish it hadn’t been moved off of Hulu. Oh well.
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Eh? I’m watching Saturday’s episode right now, on Hulu.
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Standard Hulu in the US, without live TV, was stripped of most NBC content within the past year or so.
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Yeah, what he said? Where do you live? I need one of them there VPNs.
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Alabama, USA. We see SNL, with commercials. Maybe Ms. Pane has us on a basic subscription.
It says it is available with “Live TV” which I think is an add on with Hulu. So you must have an extra perk that I don’t! Can I come over and watch? 
I did catch the first half of the Travis Kelce Episode live, but I am so bad at watching live TV.
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I am torn between laughing at the utter chaos happening inside the diner, and not laughing because the background activity is just a “normal day/night” at Waffle House. (I realize that the depicted events may have actually happened, just not “neatly” on the same day within the same 5 minute window.)
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