This is Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary year, so a lot of past primetime players have been coming back to say hi!
This week was no different. Adam Sandler made a surprise cameo (his first since he hosted in 2019) to support his friend and former SNL castmate, Chris Rock, who was hosting yesterday’s show.
Sandler played a man who was getting a botched operation, and someone gave him a hose that had an unlimited supply of blood in it. And he used it on everyone who was in the skit! So much so that the Terrifier franchise has nothing on that sketch!
While the skit might not have been the best, seeing them all have fun made it worth it.
Adam Sandler is in the middle of filming Happy Gilmore 2 for Netflix, and today, he revealed a new addition to the much-anticipated sequel.
Who is it? His dog Bagel! And the Bulldog was even given a script to read. According to rumors, he is doing a better job reading his lines than Rob Schneider would have been if he had been in the film.
Ever since Adam Sandler and Netflixannounced that they are finally giving us Happy Gilmore 2, all I wanted to know is if Christopher McDonald is going to come to the fairway as Shooter McGavin.
Today, on the first day of filming, the streamer revealed that he is back to handicap Happy Gilmore!
Shooter will not be alone. He will be joined by Virginia Venit (Julie Bowen). Although I doubt their characters will get along in the sequel.
Before Adam Sandler was Satan’s son in Little Nicky, he was selling drugs in Testing Dirty. How cute was the 23-year-old in that 1990 ABC Afterschool Special?
When we think of Adam Sandler, we think of the Saturday Night Live legacy as an actor. However, he got his start in standup. On August 27th, he is taking it back to the beginning with Adam Sandler: Love You on Netflix.
It is his first comedy special on the streamer in six years.
What can we expect? He says, “I talk a lot, and then I sing, and then we do a bunch of shit.”
Which part are you most excited to see? I don’t think I can choose.
And until it airs, I will be choosing to watch his other projects on Netflix.
