Saturday Night Live posts deleted Michael Jordan – The Last Dance spoof
Think about this from a number of different vantage points. In an era where there are not a lot of pop-culture tentpoles beyond the global health crisis, this is one of the best things that is out there. It’s bringing a lot of people together and introducing a lot of them to the career and legacy and Michael Jordan. The SNL spoof features impersonations of a number of people involved in the special, and then also Bowen Yang reprising his role as Kim Jong-un. This is notable thanks mostly to Kim’s much-publicized relationship with former Bulls player Dennis Rodman, who also has played big part in The Last Dance.
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We do hope that moving forward, SNL does find a way to continue to air some sort of entertaining sports spoofs. One of the things that they do struggle with here and there is trying to nail the voices of a lot of the sports personalities that they’re spoofing, and for the time being they are still far from perfect with it. We’re still glad that they are finding a way to take these sort of risks on. Even if this sketch did not actually air within the episode, we have a feeling that it is still going to generate plenty of attention for itself online.
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